The First Kindergarten in the Universe - Reviews

the first quarter is yeah, then it gets worse but you think that its a trough and that the plot picks back up, and by the time you realize its a nosedive you are too invested and will spite read it and HATE the incredibly scuffed ending

fyi, there's a significant gap in chapters between chapters 58 and 59. a user comment claims 20 chapters are missing. there have been the occasional repeated or missing chapter earlier but it wasn't so large a gap that you couldn't understand what's happening. from the comments, it seems like a few repeats/missed chapters were addressed but not all of them.

i tried to report the gap between 58 & 59, but i'm not sure it went through. it looked like it was forever buffering until i closed it. best of luck to future readers in the hopes that the chapters are corrected, or to those who choose to power through even if the chapters are still messed up.

This is indeed an extraordinary tale. Despite its lighthearted nature, there are moments where one can't help but empathize with the young characters. It's heartwarming to see each cub find their own happily-ever-after. And not to forget, the FL also gets the best of both worlds, which is delightful. ?

The narrative has an endearing flow, despite a few fragmented sentences, leaving me eager to continue reading and uncover the subsequent events.

This narrative is indeed quite entertaining, despite its lighthearted nature. There are moments that evoke sympathy for the characters, particularly the young ones. I sincerely wish for a heartwarming conclusion for both the cubs and FL.

First and foremost, I'd like to clarify that this story might not be your cup of tea if you're searching for a conventional romance tale. Although there is a romantic subplot involving a male character and the protagonist, their relationship remains rather ambiguous, with the man's feelings possibly deeper than hers, which leans more towards friendship. Despite this, I give the story four stars out of five for its overall quality.

What truly stands out are the adorable and lovable cub characters; each has its unique charm, and their interactions are heartwarming. However, my only critique is that I sense a rushed ending – perhaps others feel the same. As @ivanlyw7 pointed out, there are several plot points left unexplored, which could have been developed further. The author seemed急于 wrap up the story, leaving readers with limited control over the narrative.

In conclusion, I appreciate the author's effort in crafting such a delightful tale and extend my gratitude to the translator for making it accessible. Without the translator, I wouldn't have discovered TFKITU! Thank you both for bringing this story into our lives.