You Told Me to Become an Influencer in Japan, but I Married Yukinoshita

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was a two-dimensional time travel story. After reading the introduction, I thought it was a two-dimensional time travel live broadcast, and the plot was driven by the envy, jealousy, and hatred of netizens back home. As a result, it turned out not to be a time-travel novel, but a comprehensive comic plus a city plus a self-created protagonist??? Looking back at the title and introduction of the book, I find it awkward.

Let me tell you my personal subjective opinion after reading all the chapters. First of all, it is the biggest failure of this book. It forcibly mixes in the city. The comic part was originally quite good, but it insists on a live broadcast. It looks like the live broadcast runs through the whole text, but in fact, does deleting the live broadcast and contract signing have any impact on the main plot of the book? The rest are just minor issues. The first is Brother Li. What is the meaning of Brother Li's existence? It serves as a foil to the protagonist in the beginning, and creates a wave of brotherly love, but then it disappears. The second thing is about the great teacher, why are you given so many scenes? The protagonist is giving Asasi a try, and he is also a tool to accompany the protagonist? To be honest, removing these irrelevant male supporting roles is the best foil for the protagonist.

By the way, why do some people think that my wife is a second-hand shoemaker? Why do you say they are because others don't have the first time? Then don't the relatives and friends of those who say wives also call them this way? What kind of skills does the hero own? Also, isn't it also called a broken shoe if another woman doesn't want her and throws it away? If she wants it again, won't she do it? Do you want others to do it? So there seems to be nothing to say, right? From all aspects, do you hope that you will admit it? This is my wife. Don't you know what a wife is? Of course you can be a wife, but the prerequisite is that there is no heroine who has her beard cut off in advance. If she is adopted and looks like she is emotionally invested, is it reasonable for others to accept her and treat her so well? And is this a rice bowl? If it was artificially implanted by her, it must have been seeded by another man, right? The one without a man has a membrane inside, but isn't it still someone else's seed? So it doesn't matter if it's emotional or rational, you wouldn't say that, right? I don't know your original work and I don't have it. I have to try my best to be reasonable and insult others. It's not a good idea. There is a reason why this book is weird and not popular. I don't know the plot, the names are twisted, and the communication is awkward. The divisions are wrong. According to your girls, they will definitely not be like this to others. The subject matter and ideas are good, but it is still a pity. I like people, including her body, personality, and everything about her. If I don't like it, I won't be able to get out of it at the beginning.

There are too many poisonous points, especially for the wife, who goes out of her way to say that someone else's husband is still there, but then turns around and starts having an affair.

Let's talk about it first. I won't pay for it until it's confirmed that it's a harem. When will it be a harem? @Me

Why should you let your own woman act in a drama? She is still the heroine. Then I want to ask, is there any couple scene between Hanako and the heroine Anili? Since your book combines urban and comprehensive comics, you have to pay attention to some aspects, right?

It's a pity that I'm not a time traveler, so I don't feel very involved.

It's full of the flavor of the second dimension. Alas, even though I'm an otaku, I have no interest in the second dimension. This book has too much of a second dimension flavor. I could still read it if the protagonist was a time traveler, but I can't read it if it's a portrait of the original protagonist. People who like the second dimension will like this book, but it's a bit uncomfortable for me. The book is too hard to find.

I feel like I'm licking Erina, and I'm shouting Erina-sama every day, and why is she called Master Shinnomiya, shouldn't she be the chef? There's also the Snow Fairy Snow Fairy, which is very embarrassing. It's fine if it's a nickname used in specific situations, but treating it as a fixed title really makes people's scalp numb!

I don't know why, but when I read all the stories about erotic things, I feel uncomfortable. Is it true that O-Sensei only deserves to have Ayaka in the manga? Woohoo, when will there be a single-female protagonist, whether it's Harano Yukino or Shizukai? The kind that participates in the plot and guides O-Sensei and Dango or Hirano. I really want to read a story like that.