Anime Crossover: I'm the True Ancestor of the Vampires, Joining the Chat Group

This cover is outrageous! Is Lu (a certain celebrity) finally giving up? Are they planning to open up the market? Lately, everyone's been supporting her, saying things like "many children, many blessings," and I've seen a whole bunch of similar posts.

My favorite line from the Green Hat Turtle is "realism". From ancient times to the present, from novels to games, their figures are always present. For them, traveling to another world is fake, cheat codes are fake, handsome appearances are fake, acquired abilities are fake, wealth is fake.

Now I understand why the protagonist who criticized the woman who accepted a non-virgin wife was cheated on. Even though the protagonist cheated on someone else, why is it said that the protagonist taking in a non-virgin married woman is being cheated on? First point: In the reader's eyes, the female character's identity is predetermined before she even appears on screen.

Many people don't understand why this platform discriminates against non-virgins. It's because a group of male authors, often referred to as "cuckolds" or "reverse partners," entered the scene, causing a crisis of trust. For a time, "cuckoldry" and "reverse partners" stories were popular, and some authors, seemingly caught up in a pretentious trend, jumped on the bandwagon.

Well, to be honest, the writing is just so-so, and the plot is so-so too. But the author put their heart into it. The biggest selling point is the use of suggestive themes, but the author really goes to extremes in patching things up, changing Soichiro to a eunuch and Yuriko to Saya's aunt. To be honest, the patching is terrible.

The female lead is a complete virgin, which is quite reasonable. But the female lead's mother is the same way, and there's a plot point where each of her twin sisters raises the children of their deceased older sister... If you mind that your mother isn't a virgin, why don't you just not accept her? They want to play the mother-daughter rice bowl game, but they also want the mother to be a virgin.

If any of you experts have a female lead you'd like to see featured, please let me know.

The smell is too strong, buddy. The storyline of "Child of the Curse" had such an overpowering Mary Sue vibe. Killing animals is fine, saving the cursed child is fine, the plot is fine too. But your description has too much of a ten-year-old feel to it. If it were in a female-oriented novel, it would be a Mary Sue story, with a thousand-meter-long jeweled bed and colorful hair.

No, why would someone like married women? Are secondhand goods really that good?

Is this book actually included in the entire collection? Some people say no, which confuses me.