Otome Game Side Character: I Swear I'm All About True Love!

Hey, it's not really true? Write it properly, you won't be shortchanged. That animation team really can't do anything! It's rare to find something watchable when the original work is so poorly made.

Holy crap, there are fanfiction authors writing this book? That's rare!

By the way, author, are you going to take in those two princesses from the duchy, and the male lead's sister too?

Are there really people researching this bastard's work? When the anime first came out, I spent an entire night reading the original story and it disgusted me to death. He wields world-destroying power and spends his days in prison, all for stupid reasons. When the capital is attacked and the country is on the verge of collapse, he's called out of prison like a dog by that stupid etiquette teacher to fight off the invaders. Logically speaking, such a feat of saving the country is more than enough to warrant any reward. And then what? He continues to be imprisoned for stupid reasons. This bastard falls for the queen and gets manipulated by that stupid etiquette teacher, and he actually accepts it.

Finally!!! This is the second one I've found!!! The first one's outline is already blocked! Keep it up, author!!! I'll support you as long as you keep writing!

My only impression of this anime is the shocking ending, where the male protagonist is fighting to the death while the two female protagonists are falling in love. It really disgusted me. I never expected there to be fanfiction about this. I hope I won't have to watch this story twice.

It's a pity; the original novel was good, but the animation was rather disappointing.

The plot is alright; it has some new elements and removed some jarring parts of the original story. However, the protagonist's emotional understanding is lacking, not much different from the original. The translation is incomplete, so be careful not to create a situation where the protagonist feels the two women are too close, suspecting a yuri relationship, and feels like an outsider. If you're going to end it, just be straightforward. This emotional hesitation is inappropriate. If the author intended to write a yandere-like storyline and that's why the protagonist's emotional understanding is like this, then my suggestion is to update more frequently; otherwise, following the story is too painful.

Are there only three female leads?

I mistook the introduction for Delacion, it startled me!