(A slice-of-life crossover, love polygon, light System, harem. If he accepts someone, she gets more screen time; if he doesn't, she doesn't.) Takasaka Natsuki transmigrates for the second time into a slice-of-life crossover world. A believer in the virtues of chivalry, he enjoys helping others and gets along with everyone. He keeps making friends, and their relationships grow closer as they spend time together. But as time goes on, he realizes something is off. "Aren't we bros? Why are you saying you want to marry me?" Raise one girl's affection for you, and she's the perfect wife. Raise the affection of two or more, and the love triangle begins. Three or more... Only Takasaka Natsuki understands the consequences. (My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected, Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions, K-On!, Bocchi the Rock!, Nyapass, The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting, and more.) (The main plot focuses on career and school life, with storylines like Nyapass woven in.)
Having read about 100 chapters, here are my thoughts. This book is similar in style to those crossover anime slice-of-life novels from ten years ago, such as *Second Dimension Empire* and *Second Dimension Throne*. It's a bland, unremarkable style. The reason for this is quite obvious: the author directly replaced the male lead in the original anime with the male lead and removed the character conflicts from the original work. For example, in *My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU*, Hachiman's fate intertwined with Yukino's due to a car accident, and his entanglements with Hayama Miura's group due to his personality. Similarly, in *Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend*, Midori's various entanglements and manipulations with the three heroines added many other factors to the romance, increasing the original's appeal. However, the author seems to be playing it safe, avoiding those messy elements, so they chose to remove the male lead and only keep the surface of the heroines. This removes potential plot holes, but without conflict, the story becomes too bland.
AI-generated content without any modifications is pure idiocy to deceive readers. I'm specifically calling out "The Illusionary Sorcerer" (I will edit this comment when the book is renamed).
Does Shennong exist? What's his story? #(Question mark)
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Daily word count report: March 31, 2026, 9:51 AM, Chapter 37 completed, approximately 78,000 words. I will update the word count daily thereafter, and any requests for leave will also be posted here.
After reading 300 chapters, there are some issues I really can't stand anymore. The male protagonist is in his thirties or forties across his past and present lives, yet his emotional issues are like those of a three- or four-year-old. He doesn't understand girls' hints, he can't see their shyness, and when asked, they just say they're ordinary friends. It makes him seem like he's been mentally castrated. 300 chapters is enough with all the buildup. I'd like to ask if there will be any more forced "statue" scenes later on.
Look at your godfather, the leader of three major websites. His work is nothing but adult content. How miserable must he be? And his brother, Shen He, keeps quiet about everything. He's living a truly miserable life… This… As one of his writers… shouldn't you punch him to death?! End his suffering? Don't worry, I've already gotten rid of the people who are close to your godfather. I even managed to get your father, Shenhe, and your mentor, Wuxi, to a meeting at seven... So what are you waiting for?! Go on, do something big! GO!
Is it a physical body or a soul transfer?
Indigenous protagonist
It has a classic anime/manga feel, with simple, everyday stories, but it's too bland. Let's add some CCB (Cracking Code) to spice things up.