Even Someone as Ordinary as Me Wants to Be Recognized

I couldn't even get through the first chapter; it reeks of nerdy, slacker stuff.

After reading over a hundred chapters, I really feel that Megumi and the male lead are not a good match! You stupid couple, please stay together! If I were to say the female lead was Eriri, I feel she would be much better than Megumi.

I stumbled upon this book on my bookshelf once, and all I can say is that it started strong but ended weakly. I started reading it before it was even available, but ended up leaving it on the shelf without finishing it. The best part of the book is before chapter 140, which is about all I read. The book's greatest strength lies in its portrayal of Eriri; it's arguably one of the best Eriri-centric fanfics. Kato Megumi is also good, but the sudden announcement of a single-heroine story angered many readers. Some even started a fanfic called "The Legend of Gold Isn't a Golden-Haired Loser," but only wrote three chapters. Then, it was supposed to end with an "what if" storyline, but ironically, while the single-heroine "what if" storyline with Eriri and Yukino was completed, the harem "what if" storyline was abandoned after only two chapters? Moreover, the main plot of Yukino's "what if" route is to have the protagonist and Yukino act as matchmakers for a random passerby named Kobayashi and Haruno who suddenly appears. Then I went to read a new book that seemed to be original. Although it was a harem novel, its performance wasn't very good, probably because of something like stock trading. It was abandoned before it even reached 100,000 words. At first, I thought the two books were abandoned around the same time, and I even wondered if the author had something going on in real life. But then some people said it was nothing.