Crossover Anime Slice of Life: My Junior Is Sora Ginko

Do you accept lolita? Accept it?

The car Yukinoshita was riding in hit someone, what was your idea of ​​pulling her up and running away? . . Sweat

I don't know why such an inconsequential second appearance in the middle can occupy one card. It's really hard water. It was originally good to watch, but suddenly abandoning the protagonist and running into the second, it's very **

Isn't Chapter 2 a little strange? Is this a hit and run? And with Yukino as the perpetrator? Even in this world view, the Yukinoshita family can help Yukino settle this matter. It is not the protagonist's turn to intervene. They also call it "taking you out of here", which not only confirms the matter, but also becomes an accomplice. Also, when did Yukino become a tsundere, this chapter was outrageous.

It's fine that Wakora Ginko has been hanging around for so many years, but your attitude is wrong. Are you keeping Mashiro at home for a day just to be afraid of being discovered? If you really keep it as a pet, you will stutter when you think about it, but forget about it if you can't remember it? Why worry about trouble when you raise her? Why regret sending her away? Do you have any serious illness?

It's all just a matter of imagination, and the beginning is not even planned. The protagonist's master was no longer the protagonist's opponent four years ago, and he was forced to prevent him from coming out. It makes no logical sense at all, and he said that if he had come out earlier, he would have become an all-rounder. Co-authored or imprisoned? You can't even get out of the gate after learning shogi? In terms of logic, it's not even as good as a simple piece of writing.

Don't you think your writing went off topic? Look at the title of your book, Sora Ginko, so you should write more about the plot. Also look at the main character's profession is shogi, and he hasn't played a single professional game so far, so you write a bubble teapot.

To be honest, the finale was rushed, what should Mashiro do? I have been living in your house, and there are still many foreshadowings that have not been picked up before the finale. It should be said or not, but it ends at the last chapter that should not end.

The rest of this book is fine, but the part about Yukinoshita is particularly annoying. The portrayal of Yukino is completely inconsistent with the original work. Yukino is a person who accepts death. If he is really wrong, he will admit it well and is not a person who will cheat. And she will be fully prepared for anything she does. If you watch the plot of the school festival, you will know that the kind of thing where you use it to show off and get slapped in the face with a little knowledge will not happen to her.

After transferring to Sobu High School, Yukino, who was saved by a word game, joined the service club, and Shizuka Hiratsuka later added fuel to the fire. The protagonist still goes in, and judging from the trend in the next few chapters, he will probably go in. I'm a bit annoyed by this, doesn't it count as joining if you don't have an application form? The protagonist always joins when he is unwilling to do so.