Devil's High School: Boys Should Protect Themselves Outside

The author of this book likes to write male supporting plots. In the last book, Kiba and Hyoudou Issei became Rias's dependents. For details, please see the comment section of the previous book.

How come this poisonous author is still alive?

I prefer Sona's character because Rias places too much emphasis on the talent and potential of her dependents and is a bit utilitarian. But this is the first book I've seen that accepts men as dependents, and I have to complain about it. I haven't seen the latest one yet, but it feels like the protagonist travels through time and space in the future, turning the male character into a two-dimensional lover.

Can you transform into Ultraman Gaia?

I think the author's book is quite good. In a good novel, it can't be all about women, right? If they were all women, how would the storyline develop? You have to be a stud novelist to like it, right? And now there are no surprises. Except for Kiba, almost all the male family members are with the male protagonist. I don't know what you are arguing about.

How can I say it's quite **, inexplicable.

The male protagonist is no longer a demon at the beginning, but directly promoted to the only descendant of a famous demon master. Own the demon chess piece! Before the content begins before the plot begins! Shirou Samotomoto is described in the article as a senior two-dimensional game fan. His favorite game is the strategy development game, and he is extremely obsessed with the sister character named Onii-chan in the game. Hyoudou Issei is a serious 2D lover in the article, his favorite is Lily-chan, and his dream is to marry the 2D character Lily-chan! I originally wanted to find someone else to replace them, but in the end I thought it would be troublesome to find someone else to come up with names and identities, so I just made them look like paper-loving people. At the same time, we arranged for the heroines in the article to see their two-dimensional handsome faces, and eventually came up with the idea of ​​​​staying away from them.

Author, your writing can be read without thinking, and it is not too poisonous. But you are sure to write about daily life, but you hang out with others all day long, and you are asking for trouble. Isn't it interesting? The difference between this and copying the original work is that you copy and modify it at the same time.

. . . . Why is this routine so familiar? Qiu expressed hesitation