Writing a Diary in an Anime Crossover

It doesn't look good. I feel like the protagonist is like a drowned person. He first gets a diary for a year, then doesn't use it, and then fights wits and courage with the air, and then shows that he is mature and stable, and has high vigilance. He has no points for any batch of things, and he is worried that the diary will harm you. He is already living like a dog. If he is still worried about this and that, just write down the word count, or record some daily life, it is better than using nothing at all. I already have nothing, and I still worry about nothing, and then I still feel that I am very powerful, can I compete with the diary or those female protagonists? How can you do it without cerebral thrombosis for ten years? If you are reborn as a super rich second generation, you are worried about something, I have a 10,000 chance to understand you, you have nothing, what are you afraid of, barefoot is afraid of wearing shoes, or there is a throne in the family that you want to inherit.

I'm not telling you anything, it's the stupidest idea to expose yourself on the spot by writing in your diary. You really think you are invincible. I can obviously come here quietly, but you have to die on the spot.

Why is Feilu like this now? It's either a mentally retarded courtyard or an adult fairy tale. I support this and support that. I don't understand why I want to read this kind of support. Adults can't just go and read pornographic articles. Also, this novel is not much better. Yes, it is indeed the kind of novel that falls in love in one or two chapters and then goes straight to it. It is really a no brainer. But this novel of yours, I have read more than fifty chapters. If I hadn't deliberately read Paying attention to the name of the protagonist, I thought that there was no protagonist in this novel, and there was no sense of satisfaction in the harem, nor the sense of accomplishment of knowing the protagonist, nor the fun of fighting wits. It was just one word, water, and it was meaningless water. It left no impact on people. I personally can accept slow-burning novels, but in slow-heating novels, the main perspective must at least be centered on the protagonist, and the protagonist must have a minimum sense of existence.

This author is slow to start writing comics, but every time he writes about Conan, he always tries to get Kogoro Mouri and Eiri to get back together. I really don't think there is anything for these two to get back together. Kogoro Moori is just a piece of trash...

The following are my personal complaints and have nothing to do with this book or the author. I am not attacking the author. This book is pretty good for now. Go to hell with your secrets and secrets, what on earth are these things, and why can you see them everywhere? Is Cthulhu or something else that interesting? Why can't we have some serious abilities and rush into the mental pollution system that is so damn useless both on the outside and on the inside? From the beginning of Cthulhu to now, how did these weird things become popular?

Speechless, if you have a diary, why don't you leave it unused for a year? The protagonist's actions after using these gave me the feeling of fighting against the air.

Author, I feel that the character of your male protagonist has too much inferiority complex. It is reasonable to write this wrongly before. After all, they are all goddesses. It is understandable that the male protagonist is seriously unconfident. However, the female characters in this book are all ordinary people, and their abilities are all obtained by the male protagonist. Don't be like Long Aotian, but you don't have such low self-esteem, right?

Stop writing secrets, Su Huanquan has become a bitch

I feel like the author didn't understand the setting of Devil Fruit. Devil Fruit holders are afraid of Conch Stone. There are many Conch Stone particles in the sea, so they are disgusted by the sea. In this world, is it possible that the sea has Conch Stone particles?

Why is the character of the protagonist in this book so cowardly and humble? When you have no strength, you are cowardly and humble. I see you are an old author and I can't stand it. But after you gain strength and confidence, why do you seem to be more humble??? Not to mention having strength and confidence, people are like ants, but you can't always kneel down and be careful when talking to people? Are they the strong ones or the protagonist is the strong one? It is even more speechless when holding Yoko and crying. Brother, are you the author of several books? The protagonists in this book become more humble than the previous one. Are you stimulated by this? . .