Anime Crossover: The Genetic Lock in Everyday Life

The new harem understands that as long as there is only one wife, other heroines only need to dislike others and have a good relationship with themselves, even if they are daughters

I have been reading light novels for so long, and this is the most annoying protagonist I have ever seen. The traditional Chinese light novels are about being a bitch and setting up a memorial arch. They are submissive when they want to open a harem. They like to use bitterness and embarrassment when they see a woman unable to walk. What is this series of fw? There are no words used by the protagonist of light novels. As for Kurumi, people like Altair who show murderous intent towards him can be a nuisance, leave their names behind, have no independent opinion, follow the heroine's character, and be a tool. Kuang San asked if you can keep Altair, and there will be a price to kill and let them go under the pretext of plot. There is no price in everything, I just want to ask. The key is to use physical weakness as a means to gain sympathy. If you say that you are using this as a means, I will think that it is scheming and knows how to take advantage of the environment. But if you don't say it, I will only think that this is a fw behavior that shows the so-called Asasi, who wants sympathy. I'm also worried that Ebina agreed to date by mistake and hurt Kirino. If you had named him earlier as a Neptune, a scumbag, and wanted to start a harem as a protagonist, I would have absolutely no problem. But if you, a protagonist with an Asashi character, do such a thing, I would only feel ex. What does Ebina have to do with you? There is a beautiful girl in the world who wants to commit suicide, do you have to take care of her? Too much self-awareness. Anyway, now there are so many protagonists like this in Fei L. There is not even one scumbag male protagonist who dares to admit it. It is better to watch Dimension Ji. At least they write enough H.

For humans, the one who deserves death is not a gangster or a scumbag, but an elf, like Kurumi Tokisaki. There are good and bad gangsters. Some gangsters collect protection fees and bully women. This is intolerable gangsters. Some gangsters just live in desperation and are forced to join the underworld. They may have been a happy family originally, but after being beaten by society, they have no choice but to do something. Some choose to join the others, and some are just begging. They may be bad, but they do not violate the law. In Kuang San's eyes, the standard for judging whether they are scum is herself. She can ruthlessly deprive them of their time because they want to vent their anger and kill the wild people, or she may let them go just because a few scum occasionally behave well and Kurumi is in a good mood. She is just a murderer who gets the power to satisfy herself in the name of justice. But she is just popular because of her cuteness. Will you avoid her space shock because you are a good person? What a joke. For humans, gangsters and scum are the social residue produced after a person fails and are products of society, but Kurumi is a demon who tramples on order. From a human perspective, you absolutely cannot treat her as a good person. You can say nice things to please her for the sake of the strategy, but you have to understand this mentally. When the protagonist has the power and can think of himself as grading human beings according to his own evaluation standards, and when he can deliberately trample on the lives of people he considers bad, it is already unacceptable to society.

So for a person who is about to die, after the teacher finds out, does he still want him to help others, in the name of leaving a bond for the rest of his days? The protagonist has no mental strength, so he allows himself to join that club that helps bad people? A waste of time? Spend more time, spring things every day, are there no other teachers and editors?

Hiratsuka Shizuka just taught the great teacher a lesson, but in the end you unlocked the gene lock and attacked Shizuka Kaitai. What a shocking plot.

Is the protagonist called Gao Ban? The surname is Gao Mingban?

It looks like a half-light novel and half a cool novel, sometimes a light novel and a light novel, sometimes a light novel. If I hadn't read it so many times, I wouldn't have been able to tell that the male protagonist is wandering between the protagonist of the anime and the protagonist of the novel. Overall, it's pretty good.

I feel that the subsequent plot is a bit messy. After Conan entered the scene, Altair was also hidden by the gods. I haven't seen him for a long time.

Or smile bitterly every day? Or is it expression description at the elementary school level?

There's not much to see anymore, I'm just writing about Conan later.