Anime Crossover: From the Start, I Conquer Classroom of the Elite

What is this latest chapter about? Showing off that the protagonist has gained abilities and can bully girls at will? He beat and kicked him, but also fed him some niao? 666, If you do this kind of thing to those who are really **, my buddy will not say a word and will give you a thumbs up, but Megumi Karuzawa is not like that. When I see you writing like this, I will directly, the author slowly pleases himself.

When the protagonist is a villain, just be a villain, and then the novel's route is to be happy, and that's it. Just like the real villain, there aren't that many people talking about you. But this protagonist is clearly doing bad things and is a villain. But I still think that I am a good person, while everyone else is a bad person with bad character. I really can't stand it anymore. It's so outrageous. No matter how bad others are, how can they be as bad as you, the protagonist? No matter how bad others are, can they still be as bad as you, the protagonist? When you meet someone, you must first judge the character of the other person. Is your protagonist worthy of it? Do you want to look in the mirror and see what kind of person you are?

Can the protagonist stop judging others from the perspective of God? This person has a bad character and is a scumbag, and that person has a bad character and is a scumbag. But no matter how bad others are, how can they be as bad as the protagonist? The protagonist is always teasing girls, and also likes to coerce girls. He also threatens to repay favors and engage in HS. No matter how bad others are, can they be worse than you? The protagonist really has double standards. He is clearly not a good person, but a scorn among scorns, yet he still likes to stand on the moral high ground and judge others. It's really hilarious.

This opening misleads Kikyo to be a senior and has an ascension plan, which has been seen elsewhere in the Ichinose plot. . .

My evaluation is that the protagonist is Tang Fozu from Dou 2

It's getting more and more outrageous. Here comes another invisible c-pen. The heroine still doesn't know who it is.

I don't know exactly what the author thinks. The male protagonist wants to become stronger, but he can only rely on the system. The system asks the male protagonist to go to the harem to cultivate a relationship with the female protagonist. As a result, the male protagonist dislikes this and that. He dislikes Ichinose for being too clingy. He wants to be in love but doesn't want to fulfill his responsibilities as a boyfriend. He doesn't want to cultivate a relationship with her and just wants to play. Twelve Talisman and Killer Queen, but it is obvious that no matter how hard he fails to develop a relationship with the heroine and enter the harem, he cannot make progress, so it is difficult for people to understand. The male protagonist is simply quite lacking. If he does not learn to play paper airplanes with a high-scoring paper, it is like trying to get a high score, or even worse than this.

Where have I seen your opening?

So far, I haven't been given any extraordinary abilities. This is nothing like development. It's better to just write about daily life.

The writing was okay, but the practical teaching plot itself was not very good. There were no impressive, powerful and outstanding characters, there were a lot of logical loopholes, and the conflict of interest was not strong enough. The wits and martial arts were not interesting, and the female characters were a bit gimmicky.