At Eight, Co-Starring with Arima Kana

My writing is really good!!! (For now! I'll delete this post if it doesn't look good anymore!)

Water is one thing, but Mai still managed to take swimsuit photos. The author is truly amazing.

This author detailed the original couple in his previous books, so it's not surprising that he wrote about being cuckolded in this one; he's a seasoned old codger.

I can't take it anymore! A character with an all-around ability is obsessed with acting. I know you want to interact with those anime heroines, but don't you think it's jarring? Interacting with these characters doesn't necessarily mean they have to be actors, and there's too much repetition. I couldn't stand it after chapter 43. If you just changed the system to an actor system, it would be much better.

Who would dare to film a swimsuit ad for a ten-year-old? The author did it!

I might be overreacting by saying I'm stacking armor. I have to complain about the plot of the latest two chapters. I think the plot of the latest two chapters was just written by someone who got carried away. I think the author intentionally ignored or was unaware of this. When it comes to protecting minors, at least superficially, some effort should be made. First and foremost, it's impossible for a romantic relationship between minors to exist in Japan, because it involves serious issues of pedophilia and the protection of minors. The drama you initially wrote was already skirting the line, and it might not have passed censorship in Japan. Even if it did pass censorship, it couldn't become popular openly based on a minor-led couple. Furthermore, from a fan's perspective, given the strict atmosphere in Japan, anyone who dares to say they like this couple will be severely criticized. Secondly, this live stream was really pushing the boundaries. Promoting a romantic relationship between minors during a live stream is enough to cause a huge online uproar. And if it really does cause a huge uproar, the company that will suffer the most is actually Strawberry Pro. It gives the impression of disgusting adults profiting from the exploitation of two minors. Finally, the author's portrayal of the child actor has been somewhat cybernetically similar from the beginning, a situation unmatched by any other child actor in the entertainment industry in East Asia. Regarding your two works, *Haru-chan* and *Tsubasa*, have you considered the issues surrounding swimsuit scenes and underage pregnancy in the original works? Why is there so much controversy? Ultimately, isn't it a matter of protecting minors? To some extent, promoting romantic pairings involving minors is a major taboo in the entertainment industry.

It feels a bit like self-greening.

If you had told me you had a tiger, I wouldn't have wasted my time.

Weren't your two books on mechs and simulators pretty good? Click on one of them, "Child Star," and here you're starting to write about child stars too, still the old-fashioned "Dragon King" style. Is this AI or just for selling accounts?

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