Tokyo's Kept Man

What's she been writing lately? There are already too many female characters, and now she's added another one with almost no backstory to the harem. What could have been a brief award-winning scene has been stretched into three chapters.

It looked pretty good in the early and mid-game, but not so good in the late game.

The male protagonist in the school festival was clearly being led by the nose; I didn't feel any sense of his autonomy as a human being.

The beginning of this book was alright, I quite enjoyed reading it. However, the female character's character was defeated way too quickly. It felt like she didn't experience many things with the protagonist or spend much time with him, yet her popularity skyrocketed. Later on, the scenes involving this female character became just filler, feeling like garbage time. It was no different from other novels, very bland, like drinking plain water. It's the kind of book I'll close and never reopen unless I have absolutely no other books to read.

The back looks awful...

Is Hikawa Makoto bisexual? She likes both her younger sister and the male protagonist, so isn't that still a harem/yuri relationship?

The cultural festival wasn't good, so I started watching it on auto-play. Reviews said it got even worse later on, so I turned it on. Hopefully I won't regret it.

When will the author release a new book? I haven't had enough! #(Drooling)

I started raising it on May 13th, and it's been three months. How is the book doing now?

I don't know why, but whenever I see Anri Hitomi, I feel like she looks like millet.