High School DxD: Guys, Protect Yourselves Out There

Do you like male relatives that much? You can't take away a man's divine weapon and transfer it to his female fallen angels, such as Linari, his descendant. There is no shortage of beautiful supporting characters in Devil High School. What plug-ins you use to help them upgrade their talents or bloodline can completely make up for their dependent status. As a result, you prefer supporting actors? I'm really convinced. Do you still want to get angry like this? It's just a waste of everyone's time. If you don't want to write the supporting male characters to death, can you slowly make them transparent? Why should I be given so many scenes? Shouldn't the supporting female role be male? Don't talk to me about power, artifacts, etc. Magic plug-ins like the Facility Eye can teach them, or deprive them of other artifacts, or artificial artifacts, do you understand? That's it, you're not actually gay, are you? Devil's High School, are you writing a clown novel? Even if you don't accept all the women in your harem, it's still better than favoring male supporting actors or giving away female characters. You really made me crazy, and you did the same thing last time. Are you considered an old writer? Speechless

Is it you again? I'm going to add poison when I open a new book. I already told you in the previous book that harem groups don't want men. Many DXD novels even write Kiba to death. It's better for you. The protagonist of the original book is going to die and you want to pull him in for fear of death. Who are you, the protagonist of the original book? If you want to eat this bowl of rice, just pander to the readers, and that's it. If you want to make money, but also want to bring in private goods, I really can't judge you. . .

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.

Why do you have to write the male supporting characters? If you don't have them, you can't write it? Just ignore them, you have to write them

Oh my god, I wouldn't know if I didn't mention the pen name, but I was shocked when I clicked on it. It turns out that he is already an old author, and he is still an old author who has written tens of millions of words. How on earth did he write so many books and still not make any progress without being able to avoid lightning? After reading a few of the author's books, they basically all received negative reviews. In a sense, this author is also awesome.

I thought that the ones who accepted the harem were the ones in the harem, but I didn't expect that the men would be accepted as their own.

Fortunately, I'm not that disgusted with male co-stars, provided you can really avoid thunder. If you can't write a lightning-proof place, don't use a male supporting role. Come on, author, the lightning-proof points are not as big as the comments section at present.

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?