Everyday Life in an Anime Crossover: My Fiancée Is Ginko Sora

To be honest, I'm really speechless, with such a protagonist's character. To be honest, I have read three comics novels about the work of the Dragon King, but in each of them the male protagonist's character was very unpleasant. When I traveled to the comics, I must have included my favorite female anime characters in the harem. As a result, the characters of the male protagonists are all so proud and careless, they are all the opposite of women, and they all look nonchalant. I really want to say that you are noble and awesome

Loli, hey, give me more hey

JS Ken can go to a banquet, and it doesn't even matter if a force like the hero wears regular clothes. The Shinomiya family is a chaebol that can influence the country, and JS Ken is just a force in the 23 wards of Tokyo. Why is the hero so crazy?

The author also knows that Shuchiin is Japan's top university, and he should also know about the mixed-in and inner-in. The inner-in is the descendant of high-ranking officials, and the mixed-in is the best group of common people who study in Shuchiin's junior high school. Hayama is okay at school, not bad, and his family background is not too bad, but how can those in Hayama's circle get into the high school one by one? Even a great teacher can give me a reason why he has a high level of liberal arts, but what about the others? Just make it up, there are too many loopholes

When I see the part where the protagonist wears short-sleeves to a dinner party and then gets slapped in the face, I always feel like I'm reading a novel about urban pretentiousness. I always feel that it's better to wear formal clothes. Otherwise, what's the difference between it and those weird pretentious protagonists?

Mashiro is a fanboy, not a proud one. If you don't have good writing skills, don't write about this character, or read how other authors portray Mashiro before writing~_~. There is no feeling of true whiteness at all.

No matter how good the protagonist is at chess. It still feels boring.

I don't know if the maid Misaki will be one of the heroines in the future. If so, is it really appropriate for her to continue working in the maid cafe in the future? Just like my girlfriend working in the maid cafe, I don't know how many people can accept it. If she is not the heroine, just pretend that I didn't say anything. Don't tell me why you should care if she is not your girlfriend now. Since she is one of the heroines in the future, this kind of plot should be passed in advance.

Shizuka Hiratsuka had already violated the teacher's ethics when she forced Hikigaya to join the service club. One of the reasons was to use the self-righteous excuse to enlighten others and comfort herself, and the other was to pass the task of taking care of her sister to others when she was entrusted by Haruno. The success or failure was all decided by her. It did not affect the majesty of the teacher, nor the friendship between friends, but also got rid of a burden.

I don't understand. There are so many light novels over there that are very bad in their own country, but you don't use them. How can you turn your fighting spirit into a horse? Don't you think there is a big difference between domestic online novels and light novels over there? And both the author's thoughts and writing style contained in the book are very different from those there. So I want to say, is there a possibility that if you really use Dou Qi to turn into a horse to submit an article, you will die violently?