Someya-kun's Abnormality

As a time traveler in his 30s and 40s, Pigfoot is always panicked and shaken in his heart. He is really awesome. Faced with those high school students who bowed and shouted at each other, how could they have completely integrated into their identity after just traveling through time for a few days? Isn't it a bit wrong for a person in his thirties or forties to have a wrong mentality when facing teenage high school students? (What Japanese etiquette would you tell a Chinese in his thirties or forties?) When facing the heroine, she behaved like an ordinary high school student. I don't understand the meaning of writing how many years ago Pig's Foot traveled through time.

It's a pity that you don't have it, just a hard harem... The writing is okay

In the daily life of youth, you can't be too pretentious, otherwise you won't be able to reflect that daily feeling. Also, the protagonist is too self-righteous and has a hand in everything. Aren't you afraid of causing trouble for your family? Also, is your system too powerful, and is it too obvious for the protagonist to use his abilities? There is no punishment in the system, so why should you do something you can't do just because of the reward? Is such a puppetized protagonist a system or a human being? And a person with a mental age of over 30 years old can be so angular? When someone A comes over, you go back A, or use the skills given by the system, and then use all kinds of skills, skills, skills. If you don't have skills, you are a useless person (it gives me the feeling). Is it because the society is beating you less? With just these few abilities, you still dare to be so arrogant. Do you really think you are fearless? Moreover, the harem trend has already been established in just over ten chapters. Is the co-authoring meant for newcomers? No, it should be said that it can only be watched by newcomers. Each paragraph is full of routines. After reading the previous paragraph, you almost know the plot next. Can we be more serious about writing novels?

This is not even considered a national youth. It is so poisonous that it is no different from the starting point of the urban white novel.

I'm a newbie, I don't have enough level, I'm just getting experience now, sorry to bother you.

I like Naoko very much. I hope there will be a single female protagonist. Otherwise, I feel that the portrayal of Naoko is ruined. The protagonist is also good and will not attract bees and butterflies. I don't like this system. It simply wants the protagonist to have a harem. If the author has a harem, I think I will abandon the book. I don't want the protagonist to feel sorry for Naoko. If the love between Naoko and Ichika is only reflected through other women in the end, then I will support it.

I vomited after reading novels about fighting and killing. I think this kind of daily writing is quite interesting. I don't know if it belongs to the romance genre, but it doesn't sound like romance. The main reason is that the author's writing style is good, the description is delicate, the daily life is relaxed, and the plot is rich. Not only is it very attractive, but it makes people want to read on. As a college student, I hope to continue writing and support the author. I have recently read this type of novel, very relaxing and daily, and very interesting.

It's quite fun to watch, the only drawback is that he doesn't look as handsome as me, so I don't have a strong sense of empathy🙃

I'm convinced. . . . . It is updated one day before it is put on the shelves, but it may not be updated two days after it is put on the shelves. . . What can I say, just two words, Liupi

Seriously, is the protagonist looking for trouble for himself? What's going on with the first few pictures that tear people apart? If you envy others and they don't offend you, are you sick? What, if you don't have a girlfriend, don't you allow others to have one? (I won't accept refutation, I'm going to say it anyway)