After Lin Ye's confession is rejected, he awakens the "Interdimensional Character Identity System."
On the surface, he is an unremarkable student at school.
In secret, he has identities known to everyone in the world.
Pokémon Master, Giant of Light, Gundam pilot, special-grade chef, Prince of Tennis.
"I confessed."
"But none of them accepted."
Then notification chimes rang from the inboxes of several [Character Identities].
Yukinoshita: There's a cat and dog show next week. I bought an extra ticket.
Kasumigaoka: I'm stuck on my new book. Come help me at the hotel tonight.
Sora Ginko: My parents won't be home tonight. Come over and I'll teach you shogi.
Asuna: Mai Sakurajima's new movie is out. It seems to be getting good reviews!
Erina: I was bored tonight, so I cooked. I made too much.
Lin Ye: ε=┌(;￣◇￣)┘
This is so stressful. I don't think I can fit everything into my schedule.
"Ding! Host's confession rejected. As compensation, a new character identity has been unlocked. Please check it."
Lin Ye: ╮(╯▽╰)╭
[The Fourth Progenitor Who Sucks Blood] [Duel King of the Three Egyptian God Cards]
[Golden Bronze Saint] [Chosen Digital Emperor]
[Character identities include, but are not limited to, those listed above.]
[Anime characters include, but are not limited to, those listed above.]
There are too many flaws; it's all about the hero saving the damsel in distress, ...—There's nothing new about it.
It's clear the author has a lot of ideas, but the extraordinary content is practically nonexistent, like roadside greenery. Many plot holes remain unresolved even as the story nears its end. Perhaps a complete outline would help the plot flow more smoothly (this is just a suggestion, take it with a grain of salt). What I really want to complain about is that he could have been a superhero, but instead he's like Kaguya-sama, constantly playing romantic mind games with female characters. Seriously, it's ridiculous! He already has superpowers, surely there's some problem he can't solve? Constantly agonizing over this and that is making my stomach churn. Relax a little, relax a bit more! You're writing a novel, so give yourself a break and everyone can enjoy it! (≧∇≦)ﾉ
This problem has always existed in early anime and manga fan fiction: forced buying and selling, with girls being treated as if it were their right to do whatever they asked.
This is a classic example of overdoing the concept. The world of Oregairu and Pokémon cannot be largely integrated. This is because the author's writing style is poor, and because the two are fundamentally different. Trying to combine them creates a strong sense of disjointedness, making the whole book feel like a hodgepodge.
A few days ago, while going through my subscriptions, I discovered that I had subscribed to this book in its entirety sometime during the year. So I stayed up all night to reread it. Five years later, I realized that I remembered many of the plot points. It must have brought me a lot of joy back then. This feeling is so wonderful; it feels like a treasure left to me by my past self.
@{"Reader_id": "23433907", "reader_name": "Spirit Little Cat" has several female protagonists.