Everyday Life in the Two-Dimensional World Can’t Be This Simple

Since the protagonist is pursuing a mediocre campus life, why should he take the exam for Shuchiin? There are only children from rich families and study companions, and he still has such high scores even if he is admitted to Shuchiin? If the protagonist can score such a high score, wouldn't he be able to control his score? Just get stuck on the score line and pass. If you want to maintain a normal living standard, you can set up a stall or open a small shop after school. With the protagonist's cooking skills, it will be no problem.

What does it have to do with the pig's feet if the academy is a box? That president wants to use pig's feet as a weapon!

As expected of Lala, she was caught by the mythical beast River Crab in two chapters.

After being asked to make corrections, everyone dispersed and the book was about to be completed.

Now I am speechless when I see Kaguya, the photographer, the noodle maker, and overslept while watching short videos on the day of farewell...

The protagonist is so good, he's almost like Touma. I hope that the protagonist's normal state of mind will change in the future.

What is written in these 31 chapters? If mind reading is not turned on all the time and deliberately misses key information, what is the use of this mind reading superpower?

Then this book will be very good. Lala's progress is too fast, and the other heroines are still at the starting line. The gap is too big, and there will be a sense of division.

That's right, I'm based in Feilu again. Too little, nothing can be seen in a few chapters.

No pursuit, no goal. I always feel that others can always use the protagonist to do things