Anime Crossover: Everyday Life Starting with a Scholar's Career

Why is Asasi the male protagonist again? Don't you get tired of watching it every day? Does anyone recommend a book with a tougher protagonist, where the girl chases the boy?

The male protagonist has no personality at all, and there is nothing memorable about him except Asasi.

It's another Japanese manga Asashi, and there are too few of them that can catch my eye now. It was 100 years ago and now there are still half of it.

After reading it, let me know what you think. It's boring. 1. The protagonist traveled back in time when he was a child and was alone. He knew that this was a comic book world and there must be a chance to get to know the heroine. However, he didn't know anyone and didn't take the initiative to get to know her. It was okay when there was a system, but was it before there was no system? If you don't want to make some acquaintances, it's not like you want to take in girls and start a harem, just make some connections. 2. The most important thing is that there are too many fusion comics, too many subtitles, too many female protagonists, and they include all of them, and they also write about emotions and daily life. This makes the plot boring. The heroine is like collecting stamps. After appearing for two minutes, the next heroine will be the next one. It is recommended to write romance stories in romance comics with multiple female protagonists in daily life. Don't write all the female protagonists, just a female protagonist of the same age as the male protagonist, so that they can be connected together and not write one story after another. 3. The all-around male protagonist. Don't write the male protagonist as excellent and all-around. If you do, how can you highlight the female protagonist? Daily writing is about the key things in life. The male protagonist is all-around, and his housework and cooking skills are more than one step better than the female protagonist. What else does the female protagonist do, such as speeding up with force, but housework and cooking skills are not good? It cannot be said that it is too dirty and messy. It can only be said that it is liveable, not very clean, and average.

By the way, looking at the title, do you read it every day? So can't you learn by writing? Do you write fifths? Write about a canine heroine? Do you want to write about hundreds of girlfriends? Are there lots of girlfriends to write about? Do you like this uncle? Is it about a passerby heroine? Is it dangerous to write about me? Do you write Bang Bang? Do you write about lonely rock? Write lesbian? Write gbc? Write a white box? Write a blue box? Write about Dream Eaters? Write if you have a sister? Are you writing about Teacher Huangman? Are you writing about my sister? Do you write newgame? Write about the coming of angels? Are you writing about pseudo-love? Write about a birthday kiss? Do you write about pure love? Do you want to write a memorial? Do you write faders? Write about green pig? Are you writing about Sakurasou? Write about Hehe Village? Do you write less songs? Do you want to write a few songs? Do you want to write about less war? Do you want to take a photo of your girlfriend?

To be fair, your writing is too boring, too bland, and very Asasi. What about the color wheel eye and Lin Fan's one?

Just read the introduction, scholars only add memory? What's important for scholars is their learning ability and research ability, right? Are these without talent? We feel that these abilities are also very helpful in other aspects.

The relationship between Mai and the protagonist feels a bit forced. First of all, the protagonist has directly confessed his feelings for her before. After telling Mai Sakurajima, it depends on whether Sakurajima Mai will accept it. And then, there is another picture that makes it unclear what the hero is thinking. Is he deliberately maintaining the status quo? I'm speechless. Didn't he confess to you before? I just want to go further with you, why are you still maintaining the status quo? Then the author keeps pulling at this point. Is it interesting that you are pulling back and forth like this? The protagonists have already expressed their emotions, and they have made it so obvious that they still can't see it.

Big Brother's daily life is not ordinary, and various daily things are also interesting and joyful. You didn't write it out at all. In short, it's just one word, boring

**After carefully studying the chapters, I subscribed to a small number of chapters. It can be seen that the author wants to write about daily life, and he has a good grasp of the fast and slow rhythms. It feels relaxed when reading, and it feels like he has deliberately slowed down the pace. However, it has an extraordinary system only when it is put on the shelf, and the upgrade speed is neither too fast nor too slow. But for me, who is used to a fast pace, it's a bit slow. The emotional part is written a bit like a little c-boy, a bit procrastinating but still wants to start a harem. If you want to read a fast-paced book that can quickly acquire girls and improve the extraordinary system quickly, you may want to read this book. Generally speaking, this book is written more on a daily basis, which is me.