I'm in a Music Anime, Writing a Self-Rescue Manual for the Otherworldly Male Lead

The novel's title says "The Other World," but the protagonist is still a virgin after 200 chapters, claiming he doesn't want to date before college. You started writing from the first year of high school, and he hasn't even finished the first year! I have no idea what the protagonist is doing.

Isn't this just history? The protagonist's hypocritical look makes me want to vomit.

The plot is fairly reasonable, but the emotional development is rather straightforward, though not a bulldozer-like narrative. The otherworld setting mainly serves to buff the protagonist and downplay the romantic subplot. The main storyline, from escaping the otherworld in the early stages to the later "P" (partner) phase, is rather absurd. The main theme is increased gravity in the early stages and various rapes and counterattacks in the later stages. It's a decent watch, and worth checking out if you like harem anime.

Below average, nothing to say. Just look at the plot during the initial release period. Good books are captivating and draw readers in, but this one's plot after its release didn't offer any highlights.

After chapter 300, the story gets a bit boring; the constant pushing and nagging becomes pointless. I prefer something more entertaining.

Where's the new book? Where's the new book? Where's the new book?