The King of Fighters: I Became Mai Shiranui's Lifelong Nemesis

The biggest issue I want to address here is... The protagonist's attitude towards women is basically one of subjugation. And then the woman actually fell in love with the protagonist after being sexually assaulted. This is completely different from the abusive love I initially thought it was. I thought it was a pure love story, but... This is the helplessness of adults, becoming the norm, and then something indispensable in daily life. That kind of writing style.

Chapter 355... #(You know what I mean) The protagonist makes the female supporting character wear a fake sculpted costume and then penetrates her from both ends. If you can accept this, continue reading; if not, delete the book immediately to avoid being disgusted.

It's too bland, like reading a book on a tomato.

The rest of the writing is quite good, but the protagonist's actions are indecisive. He fails to kill any of the righteous characters who want to kill him, mostly being caught in situations rather than taking the initiative. Furthermore, the female leads are constantly getting their comeuppance: being hit by stones, harassed by thugs, beaten up by villains, or captured by enemies. The worst case is Islodi; the protagonist sleeps with her after only one meeting, using her as a substitute for Kula, and then disappears. Then, she's used by the protagonist's subordinates as a pie in the sky for K9999, who promises him a relationship if he cooperates with experiments. When two clones of Kyo Kusanagi harass her, and they're about to have sex, the protagonist's henchmen have to save the day; the protagonist doesn't even appear. Then the female lead is made into gloves for K9999 by the protagonist's henchmen. The protagonist's henchman calls the protagonist, but when the protagonist arrives, he only sees the female lead dissolving. He keeps her alive but can't save her. He wastes time talking to his henchmen, only to kill her without any final humiliation. He then wastes time talking to K9999 and cuts off his head. Incidentally, the headless corpse is picked up by another villain who is also the female lead, and merged with the head of the villain who beat up the female lead (the head was even given to him by the protagonist, but the villain got it) to become the villain who beats up and kidnaps the next female lead. Because keeping the female lead alive requires holding her, but the protagonist is still playing with women on the way to save her? There's also the air conditioning scene with the old and new female leads, laughing and joking, and he even sleeps with another old female lead. The protagonist is always holding the female lead who still needs to be saved. Is the protagonist even human? Only at the very end does he put the female lead's soul into a jar that can hold souls... To write this plot, you are truly invincible, kid!

The last few chapters have been inexplicably nonsensical #(sweat) What a load of rubbish! If you're going to be so lenient with me, this book could be abandoned.

By 1999, the plot of Metal Slug could also be incorporated. These two are truly from the same world line.

🦔Is the cat's review process this strict? What are you even writing? Seriously, you might as well not write anything at all.

If this betrayal isn't properly resolved, honestly, I might as well just drop the book and stop reading. #(Yawning)

The female character got humiliated again. Is this supposed to be a wish-fulfillment story? Once or twice is fine, but am I paying money to watch this kind of plot?

BV1BjKTzjEH8, Chun-Li and Mai Shiranui swapped default outfits and even teamed up to exploit the pitiful Ryu.