Anime Crossover: Buying Anime Slave Girls to Be My Wives

Hatsune Miku is not well-educated. People just say a few words and question the protagonist like this. The character of the protagonist is too contradictory. Is the author from a female channel? It's this kind of character. She's too gentle for that kind of heroine in variety comics. She's a bit useless. Maybe it's because of this reason that the score is a little low. Looking at it all the way, the main character is that the protagonist is purely set up for the plot. After all, the protagonist is too contradictory. I don't know if there will be changes in the future. I can become more domineering, or should I continue to be so gentle to the slave anime heroine?

Is the protagonist too gentle towards nl? It's not like someone who is in a high position and can directly deal with other people. I said that the protagonist likes the characters in the variety comics and treats them well, but I don't see it. To be honest, the nl I bought should be grateful for some good treatment. The protagonist also needs to gain the other person's favor. The other person should belong to the protagonist. Why does the protagonist have to gain favor? There is suspicion of TG, and the protagonist himself has not shown that he respects human rights and likes the two dimensions.

Everyone, let me leave my words here first. I am the author. 1. The protagonist is not a eunuch The second protagonist will not say anything about cuckolds giving away girls. Haruno Sakura or other female slaves who appear at the auction belong to the protagonist, but not every one of them is purchased by the protagonist himself. Some are bought by the protagonist's younger brother in his own name, and the protagonist receives the goods, just like the girl on the cover. Besides, the protagonist gives away the girls to Sohi. Third, the protagonist is wearing Fourth, the protagonist is not a very good person The current status of the fifth protagonist is equivalent to that of the direct elder of a top family in ancient times.

The subject matter is a good one, but it's a pity that the essence of a refreshing novel was not written. I don't understand what Feilu readers want to see. Let's talk about development. The refreshing point is not written well, and the protagonist or villain in a high position is not written with the kind of strategizing and unscrupulous tactics that a protagonist or villain should have. Write a variety comic, it doesn't even have a plot

The author even said that the rating is so low, so I will go take a look.

Judging by the ratings, it's pretty awesome to get an eight-point rating in Feilu.

I haven't found any poisonous spots but it feels weird. It feels like a "cool article" from 5 or 6 years ago. The author is entirely writing about his own pleasure rather than about the reader's pleasure. With no fans and no background, he rushes into the "society" like a "dumbheaded young man"

I dare not read it with such a high rating of 8.3

The title seems pretty good, but I really don't dare to read this rating. Most cuckolds, turtle men, and eunuchs whose Feilu ratings are lower than 9.5

Although it doesn't look too bad, the portrayal of the protagonist is very problematic. As a high-ranking person, he is a bit softer. Secondly, there are too many things that have nothing to do with the protagonist. That is the plot of the two slaves fighting among themselves, which has no direct relationship with the protagonist. I can't see what these two parts want to express.