A New Life, Starting with Bullying Bocchi-chan

It seemed like a smooth ending, but the epilogue was a mess. The male lead is getting worse and worse; he can't even get the consent of his harem's families. It's been three years! Was it so hard to lay things out little by little? And it turned out like this... He even provides housing and treats her like a mistress... What kind of harem is this? He couldn't get the female lead's family on board, and he couldn't even maintain harmony in the harem. They were supposed to be together through thick and thin, but they can't even live together. And then he just says there's conflict in the harem and takes full responsibility? He wants a harem but doesn't want the trouble; he gets all the benefits.

This book is truly finished, based on the defense.

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I suggest you skip all the storylines involving Mai; they're just mindless simps.

That's utterly ridiculous! That ability to foresee the future—what, is it just to force a plot twist and give the protagonist something to eat? It's so utterly inexplicable!

Hooray for the ending! Hope there will be extra chapters. Honestly, this book didn't actually need to include Mai's storyline. The combination of Lonely Rock, Mygo, and Mujica already had enough material. It can be seen that Lena and Nyanmeng have no screen time at all, and Chuhua and Hailing only appear at the end. Moreover, Chuhua's romance plot is completely skipped, and Hailing is only slightly better off than Nyanmeng by showing her face. The book would be better if Mai's storyline were removed and replaced with Hatsuka, Hailing, or even Nyanmu. Alternatively, more detail about her daily life with other characters would also be appreciated. It seems that the number of readers of this book started to decline after the middle part of the story involving Mai, and Mai became virtually unknown except in the ending.

Honestly, this soul-swapping trope is so cheesy, one or two times is enough. They're still doing it after so many chapters; it's so bad I'm thinking of quitting.

This was truly unbearable to watch.

It doesn't really matter whether the story is pushed out early or late, the main thing is not to write the protagonist as a simp. The protagonist should be more assertive and have control over the female lead, even if it's just a story about a blond guy. Don't make the male lead look like a weakling who gets no credit for his efforts.

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