Anime Crossover: Eri, I'm Done Drawing Doujinshi

Author, I would like to make a suggestion, if you join the service club, the protagonist should not be written in a story that is painful and affectionate, no matter how wronged you are, just enjoy your normal life. Nowadays, most of the protagonists who join the service club like to write about being threatened by Hiratsuka Shizuka. After joining the service club, they write about the protagonist who has suffered a great injustice. He wants to open a harem but does not take action. It all depends on the heroine's free gift and initiative. To be honest, I really don't want to join the service department. I can just quit and find another one. Why make the protagonist so bitter and affectionate, as if he has suffered a huge grievance? Moreover, in the original work, there is a ghost story in the service department, and most of the things in Xianhuahuang are related to the heroine. The protagonist likes the two-dimensional heroine, but doesn't like the real-life heroine. Let's change it. This can create a ghost harem, and the heroine is useless.

It's open. It's open. Let's see how many chapters he can hold on to.

Having traveled through time, I don't know any of the plot, but it does come with a cartoonist system, which will really enchant readers at this point. Was the male protagonist in his previous life a primitive man? As long as there is an Internet, it is absolutely impossible not to be exposed to these. Now I basically don't watch anime, but I know some plots just from some fan novels or video explanations, but the male protagonist actually doesn't know anything? *Shit setting. After that, he was forced into the service department, and then the male protagonist also advocated a compromise. Is it true that he can't continue writing without the service department? Or do you just follow your facial features? Because Yukinoshita is beautiful, you can tolerate her poisonous tongue no matter what? The male protagonist who draws comics has indeed joined an unrelated club, and under threat of force, how useless is he? He didn't even complain at all. When he was forced to join the club, he couldn't join the comics club? Art department? Isn't this much better than entering the service department? Are you afraid of being disturbed? Can't you just randomly join a small club, become a ghost member, and then go home to create? Really now, every time I see someone who wants to write about Yukinoshita, at least 98% of them are about people forced to join the club. You can just write it if you want. At least write the settings well. Most Harmono fan fiction has really lowered the favor of passers-by...

Indeed, it would be outrageous to have a time-travel setting and add someone who doesn't know the plot. It would be better to add the system as a native from the beginning. Otherwise, what is the use of your identity as a time-traveler? Just to rationalize the emergence of the system?

Classical service ministry, is it impossible to write without this?

I really don't like joining the service department.

They all traveled through the second dimension, and I still like the second dimension, but don't like the heroine. Based on this setting, it's certain that the male protagonist is a eunuch, so I'm destined not to write a few chapters.

Why do we need to join the service department? The Light Music Club, the Art Club, the Far East Magic Club, the SOS Group, and the Neighbors Club, are they all the tears of the times? Can't you create your own club?

The protagonist knows Eiriri's online name, but doesn't know who Kasumigaoka is?

The time traveler in the fan fiction doesn't know the plot, I'm really speechless