Anime Crossover: Everyday Life Begins with Kyou’s Little Sister!

I originally wanted to say that this book is very good and worth reading so far, but when I saw that there was a plot about joining the service department in the book, I just felt that it was not satisfactory. Please forgive my tone, but it's because I saw that nine out of ten manga about erotic objects were about joining this club, and some were even threatened by Hiratsuka Shizuka's fists, so I got a little excited. I was thinking that there are female protagonists with chuunibyou in the book, why would they join this service club? Isn't it okay not to join? If it is to get close to Yukino, then I can only say that the author is not creative enough and can't think of other means and methods to get close to Yukino. Well.

After reading it for a long time, I realized it was an indigenous genre. I asked myself why it was so uncomfortable to read. If you want to write about indigenous genres, just write about aliens. Don't come here to do fandom and ex-people.

Creatures like ghouls should be extinct and eradicated

When I saw Chapter 5** I was taken to the mountain by a peerless master when I was a child, and was driven down the mountain when I was 12 years old. I have scars all over my body. What level of renaissance makes me want to vomit.

The protagonist knows about ghouls, knows Natsuya, knows that there are hybrids, and knows and has gone to the Sheqi Hachi family with his master to fight, so why does he still think that he is traveling through an ordinary, everyday world? Moreover, the setting is that the protagonist knows those characters and plots, but how is it that the protagonist described in the article does not know those anime characters and does not understand the basic information of those characters? The protagonist's psychological activities don't seem to know those anime characters, so I feel that the sense of immersion is a bit weak, and it feels strange and uncomfortable to read.

What kind of Tai Chi does Jing Kei learn? Is she being considered too old in some everyday world? Of course, due to her personality and habit of throwing punches, Baji Quan is more suitable for her, right?

. . . . Don't invite the hostess to dance at this cocktail party. Don't write this kind of plot. . If you want to write, everyone is fawning over the protagonist so that the female protagonists can feel the mystery of the male protagonist.

I would like to suggest that superpowers and supernatural beings should not be on the streets. Otherwise, it would be too false for ordinary people to not know about it. The powerful female protagonists in anime should also know about it.

Why doesn't the protagonist know anything? He should at least know the general situation of a female protagonist, otherwise it would look too ordinary everyday.

What is your attitude towards ghouls? Should we kill them all or keep the female protagonist among the ghouls?