Anime Crossover: I Really Never Planned on Falling in Love

Let me tell you clearly, if you dare to write this kind of thing, you must be prepared to pounce. I have just read five chapters and I know that the protagonist like you is very disliked in Feilu. The author of the first poem is a native person. Don't you know that Feilu is a world of time travellers? It's also a cool point. Looking at the top five character issues of the second protagonist, the protagonist is an idiot in love with some straight male attributes. This is also a highlight. Nowadays, the turtle sketch method of changing the character bit by bit is not popular now. I see you stick it to the top and think about it, but this character is destined to be written only as being reversed. There must be a process for reversal, and how can each one hundred and eighty chapter be good? Moreover, the character of the protagonist may be on his face and he may refuse it. Even if it is implied that an idiot is an idiot, I am asking you, the author, in your arrangement, can the protagonist break the first one before it is released? There is no way out for being slow and enthusiastic in Feilu, so just take care of yourself.

How should I put it, after reading the first dozen chapters, I was a little confused. Coming to Feilu to read is basically to relax and read some interesting articles. But the male protagonist written by the author has a feeling that he is obviously very bad, but he is also very useless. I am number one in the school and am very good at sports. Why can't I even resist? You obviously don't like trouble, but you still insist on joining the service department. Do the teachers in the school still force you to join some department, and have you the right to drop out if you don't join? After being rejected by Nino, the paper that he had worked so hard to get was torn away. Now he has to teach them how to study, and what kind of agreement should be made... There is really no need to drag the male protagonist into the plot of the anime. If he is not writing about erotic things, he has to join the service club. Moreover, Nino in the fifth grade is really not likeable. You have to be arrogant and arrogant. Who cares who you are?

No, wouldn't you authors be able to write without joining the ministry? I think most comprehensive comic books require additions. If you don't add them, you won't be able to write.

I wrote that I don't want to fall in love, but within a few dozen chapters I want to start a harem.

Some readers like articles about knives, and some readers like articles without knives. Personally, I have been reading too many cool articles recently and looking for some articles with knives. But if your protagonist is too cowardly, it will be difficult to survive this book. In Feilu, even if you have a lot of knives, the protagonist cannot be a coward. Understand, it is just a cool article, with knives in the content.

So why is it that as long as Shizuka Hiratsuka is included in every manga, the protagonist will definitely be dragged into the service department?

If it's a single heroine, I'll take the knife route throughout the whole process If there are multiple female protagonists, I will try to include them all.

Your character is ruined. When we meet for the first time, you open your mouth and say that I am happy. Then you, Yukinoshita, are not as good as happy.

Did the eunuch come out and squeak?

I haven't read the book yet, but I read the reviews and concluded that the male protagonist is a licker.