A Hundred Ways to Resist Bandori's Possessive Girls

I'm so angry! They actually said my portrayal of Xiangzi wasn't likable, even though I faithfully captured Xiangzi's charm in the original work.

Date: April 19, 2025 Word count: 1.052 Million words Male protagonist: Katsuto Ushiromiya (with a name that evokes Hercules, he is upright, but I personally feel he is somewhat cold on the inside and maintains a strict distance in his heart. He is a genius who learns everything very quickly and can easily reach the master level. He has a great emptiness inside and cannot find anything he likes. He is a sister-complex character, and his sister-complex object is Yu Hirasawa. He has superhuman strength, defeating 48 bodyguards of the Mizono family in 299 seconds, killing a 2.8-Meter-tall brown bear with an axe and a dagger, and killing a golden bull king with a dagger). Background: The illegitimate son of a seventy-year-old man from the Ushiromiya family (I can't remember the old man's name). Originally adopted by the Hirasawa family, he was childhood friends with Kurata Mashiro. He spent three years of junior high school in the Yamabuki family's care. His best friend in junior high was Takamatsu Akari. During the disbandment of C-group, the Ushiromiya family was almost completely wiped out, leaving only two women. He was found by Ushiromiya Eyu and underwent six months of training, but couldn't take it and left the family. He has now moved on from the past and reconciled with Eyu and Enju. When he confronted his past with Enju on Rokkenjima Island, he was rescued by the Genmaki family. In Chapter 95, he vowed to dedicate half of his future life to the Genmaki family, only to be told by the head of the Genmaki family: "What use is your life to me? Dedicate your life to my daughter." She later kneels before Kkr, swearing to become his knight and protect him for life, putting her in a situation where she could be turned into his wife at any moment. Currently, she is caught in a moral dilemma, with various factions vying for her affections. Female characters: 55 in total. See the latest chapter for details. The male lead gave him fifty-five combs, all of which belonged to the female characters. These included characters from nine groups: Enju, Light Music Club, Five Crowns, and Triangle Sisters. Romance: The male lead is currently struggling with a moral dilemma. The five members of the Broken Pipa group have decided to join forces, sharing the game only with the five of them. Shirahime Chisato plans to have Kanon scout ahead so she can reap the rewards; Kanon is pursuing him solo. Tsurumaki Kokoro plans to have Misaki join her as Rōkatsu's bride, but doesn't intend to include Kanon yet. Misaki has also confirmed her feelings for Rōkatsu. Kaoru's mask has been broken by Rōkatsu, and she screams when she encounters the male lead. Reiō Naya has also decided on Rōkatsu. Kurata Mashiro and Takamatsu Akari are at odds. Ritsuki, having overcome her inferiority complex with Rōkatsu, wants Akari to pursue the male lead and even offers to give Akari a push on the butt (laughs). I won't comment on K-On!, Only that Hirasawa Yu is invincible; I'm not familiar with the other K-On! Members. Ibaraki and the male protagonist have been friends for three years. When Rakusho saw her crying, he realized it was because Ran wanted to disband AG. He then scolded Ran to wake her up. Later, when he saved Ran, he caught a cold. After Ibaraki found out, their friendship changed. Currently, Ibaraki is the only character in the AG group to have entered the story (limited to the time of writing).

Let me explain this to you. Several months ago, this author planned to write a hentai anime, featuring a duel between two characters, Hana Chisato and Hana, where the winner gets to have sex with the protagonist first. He posted a separate chapter asking for feedback, but it was taken down, and then the author went offline. Then, you see ( ) Hua Qiansheng in this book is practically pointing at the other person's face and cursing them. This is called overcorrection.

The conditions for Shengren to build a harem are the most abundant among the several Bond novels I've read. He has the financial support of a wealthy family, the "obligation" of the only son to continue the family line, the support of the elders who urge him to have children (the sole head of the family), and his own excellence that makes the girls truly devoted to him. From both a moral and practical standpoint, he is impeccable.

Including this one, I've read a total of four books that include Lao Bang. Negative emotions, becoming a master of Bondori, this book by Nobukazu Nakagawa. It turns out the author of this book was most deeply influenced by the Mother Hen Card, perhaps due to a profound love for it. However, it also creates a severe disconnect between the beginning and the end, in my personal opinion. Shouldn't the biggest culprit be Bushido? If they disliked the MJC storyline, why didn't they just cut off the Mother Chicken Card and WSD and create a beautiful storyline to make up for the shortcomings of this terrible storyline? However, the author's handling of MJC later on made me lose my temper. Aside from Mu Tou, no one was innocent; they should all be severely punished or justly exonerated. I'm not trying to defend Da Xiang, but compared to his three teammates, they truly didn't deserve such treatment. The author's malice towards MJC was immense in the later stages, but it's a real shame that it wasn't transferred to WSD instead of the characters.

This book is not a MYGO story; if you're looking for pure MYGO content, you can leave now. I've been reading this book for over half a year now, and I'd say it's the longest I've ever read a Bang Bang fanfic (though there are quite a few Bang Bang fanfics out there, aren't there?). Let me state upfront that this book is not a pure BL novel. It incorporates a lot of Umineko elements and some K-On! Elements. You can read it even if you haven't read Umineko, but the Umineko elements are the basic logic of the early part of the book, which some people may not accept. The protagonist, Katsuto Ushiromiya, whose real name is Sakae Hirasawa, learns of a series of troubles that have happened to the Ushiromiya family (details of which are the plot of Umineko). Due to issues such as bloodline, he is confused and searching for something irreplaceable. Therefore, he chooses to return and help the Ushiromiya family. He has an emptiness in his heart and quickly loses interest in whatever he does, and he has no normal emotions. Of course, he gradually returns to normal later on. The biggest highlight of this book is the character development and growth of the protagonist, Masato; facing the constraints of the past, his feelings for other girls, the curse of his bloodline, and his constant struggle with himself, he finally breaks free of his shackles, accepts his bloodline, and is no longer lost. Regarding the female characters, the book includes them all, forming a harem. However, as of now, with over 1 million words, Shengren is still a virgin, mainly due to the need for healing his inner emptiness and the constraints of his own morality. Currently, he is in the stage of 15 yuan each to snatch men (various girl factions team up to snatch men). Then, here are the things I think are bad about this book: the writing style at the beginning reveals a kind of low-level, thuggish logic, though this only lasts for a few chapters; then there's a lot of talk about the curse and messy affairs of the Ushiromiya family in the early stages, making it hard to enjoy the BanG Dream! Vibes; the dividing lines are all from Crimson King, which is overused and disruptive; the author keeps asking for reader feedback in the text, but this makes it feel like the author lacks initiative, doesn't know how to write anything, and keeps suggesting voting—who's the author here? Have some opinions! The worst part (occurring in the later stages) is with MUJI... The airing of ICA (those who know, know the quality) clearly affected the author's mood, which was negatively impacted by the Gou Shi plot. This manifested in the story as chapters lacking meaning during that period, Sheng Ren's emotions becoming the author's own, and extreme malice towards the Mujica characters. The daily post-chapter chapters were also expressions of this venting. The problem is, that part of the story almost contradicted the previous chapters, making it very difficult to read. Furthermore, despite all this, the author still insisted on continuing to write without changing the Mujica setting. My assessment is that the Gou Shi setting was completely unnecessary, and the handling of the Chu Hua plot later on was very awkward to reconcile. In short, this book is worth reading, but you need to accept many other settings. Hopefully, the sequels will be even better.

Where is the chapter about Umineko?

Endless Shennong, come forth!

They've been using Chinese songs the whole time, so will they actually sing in Chinese or Japanese during the performance? #(Blue and sad)

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