Countdown to the Anime Apocalypse

After finishing the whole book, I feel the biggest problem is that the protagonist unnecessarily shoulders everything alone. It's the end of the world! Everyone went to another world with the female leads to live and solve problems, but when they returned, the female leads had amnesia and kept it all a secret. What's wrong? They failed to save the world, do you think the main world still has a future? Aren't you afraid this is the only chance to start over? Leaving aside the female leads who haven't even started going to other worlds with the protagonist yet, those who have already been can be brought together one by one to discuss the future and developments. Although the female leads have amnesia, everyone has a connection to the protagonist, so they could easily share recordings, videos, photos, diaries, etc., To understand the situation. There wouldn't have been so many unnecessary and frustrating incidents and dramatic scenes. If the world ends and the protagonist fails, there's no future. I don't believe the heroines can't distinguish between what's important and what's not. Even the proud Utaha, upon seeing the notebook, gave up her palace intrigue with Yukino and let the protagonist build his harem, showing that the heroines aren't unreasonable. Even if the heroines can't help, they can still stabilize the main world, providing emotional support and allowing the protagonist to focus on saving the other worlds, which is better than the stomach-churning palace intrigue.

It's well written. The neutron crisis part of the plot was just too toxic. Although only a protagonist like that could save the world, it was still too toxic in every way. It was also too different from the protagonist's original personality. Even if it was meant to shift towards a harem theme, it felt forced. It's like your wife doesn't like erotic games but loves you, and to satisfy her, she finds another man to learn them—it's as abstract as that.

@{"Reader_id":"23433907","reader_name":""} This book has several female protagonists.

I didn't expect this book to be available at a discount. It's a pity I was reading it lately and had already subscribed. Otherwise, I could have saved a lot of money.

I was misled by the book's title and the titles of its volumes. This book is more science-oriented. After reading some of it, I realized the protagonist's only advantage in the end was physical superiority. I finished the first volume, and it felt like the mission objective was to get shot a few times, and the reward was a little red flower.

I started watching it a while ago, but I thought the updates were too infrequent, so I put it on hold. Later, when there was a full subscription discount, I subscribed, but who knew that after not watching for so long, I couldn't keep watching anymore #(I'm about to cry)