In a Crossover World, with Three Maids from the Start

After reading Chapter 285, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The author emphasized the coldness of the protagonist every few chapters, but there were several times where he got interested in her after meeting him for the first time. Are you slapping yourself in the face? Putting this aside, you don't really think that anyone would like a plot in which the protagonist shows off his inexplicable sense of superiority by ignoring some heroines he meets for the first time, do you? Some heroines have sex without even meeting each other, while others just ignore her and claim to be "not aggrieved and don't cater to others." It's embarrassing and embarrassing. The protagonist behaves like two people. Isn't the most important thing in writing a harem novel just to have equal love for each heroine? After fighting with Shiha Yukino Kyoko for almost 300 chapters without getting on base, you turn around and finish one chapter with another wife. Are you serious? In my opinion, when you write the male protagonist, he is not a young master who has a new life, but a childish elementary school student who pretends to be cool and doesn't even understand basic manners. I'm always thinking about what you do with your beta cold male god persona?

Ancestor, I have realized doge

She has no merit at all. How dare a maid to bully her master?

Isn't this a bulldozer? It's the kind of book that every time you open a world, all the good-looking female protagonists, female supporting characters, and passers-by have been collected. Many female characters have not appeared. I want more wives, teachers, best friends, and sisters. And why is it only the only male protagonist? Isn't it okay to be the only male character? To save others from taking advantage, some male characters will take advantage and have girls. How unreliable. Also, why doesn't the protagonist find a girl to protect the girl from being taken advantage of? If she likes others, the protagonist doesn't know, or the system can be patched.

There are a few omissions from every anime, which makes it uncomfortable to watch, and feels like it's tasteless and a pity to abandon.

Good guy, the protagonist has the qualities to be a hero, and he managed to take down Hori Kyoko and Izumi Sagiri's mother so quickly.

These two people feel a bit redundant among the protagonist's maids. They can't compare to Robert and Joel in terms of loyalty and combat power.

Go straight to whoever is supposed to be fucked, and they are all maids without licking. There are both mothers and daughters. There are many in each world. It's okay.

There are too many characters. I wonder if it's just random characters? It feels like it is relying on adding new people to maintain the book. It keeps adding characters without exploring them. There is nothing interesting about it.

There can be more clubs, and there is no need to stick to the same service club just to develop the plot. It feels like adding a cheerleading club, the aura of winning will hit the club, and the psychological gap will come in an instant. For sports, you can add kendo and baseball, both of which are good. Okay~_~Actually, I just want to watch Sweetheart and Ball Wings.