Anime Crossover: Eighteen That Year, the Strongest on Earth!

The protagonist seems to be a bit clown-like. The panel is strong but the writing is not strong. He looks half-assed if he is neither good nor bad.

Good guy, is the thing that makes such an aggrieved clown the protagonist?

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I'm still too stupid to look for harem stories in hot-blooded fighting fandoms. I'd better go back and read daily comics. Although I read reviews and said there are many female protagonists, after reading the first ten chapters, I lost interest. It depends on the situation. The main focus is fighting, and the female protagonist is used as a condiment. There is too much brotherhood. In the first dozen chapters, the male character interacts the most and gets along with the most. There are too many male characters. At the beginning, it is the same as if there is no female protagonist. The protagonist is interested in women. I only want to be a boxing champion, but I won't refuse if a girl comes to my door, but that's normal. After all, I don't care about the main character in a passionate fight. I'm still suitable to watch the male protagonist get along with a bunch of female characters. The battle is to kill the enemy instantly and all the other male characters are invisible. This kind of slow pace, slowly defeating monsters along the way, and the brotherhood is not suitable for me. In Feilu, there are very few "harem stories" in which the male protagonist has a good brother, and even the good brother follows the protagonist wherever he goes.

I just finished voting for the monthly vote yesterday, and I was disgusted by the updated content today... Maybe the author made Hongo Hina appear and evolve the Nine-Headed Dragon Man to pave the way for the plot? But the protagonist was written as a clown, When facing the enemy, he is not ruthless and talks a lot of nonsense. The most important thing is that your protagonist, a heavyweight boxer, actually has to pick up the enemy's gun when he kills someone? Wouldn't it be nice to have this time to directly hit the opponent's vitals with a heavy blow? In the end, people ran away, so what are you pretending to be?

This book is so gay

How can I put it this way? I don't want to watch the boxing plot because it's too boring. Fighting should have no rules and no restrictions! Let's fight! Fighting is fun!

Speaking of which, since this is a fighting variety manga, do you have any plans to write about Kenichi the Strongest Disciple, Heaven and Earth, One Rider as Thousand, etc.?

Good guy, a pure-blooded Japanese protagonist. Secondly, the plot is also that of a hot-blooded anime. In the plot, the protagonist has no sense of existence. He likes to follow the plot. The word count is too low. The protagonist has no sense of existence. I want to be the strongest in terms of passion. I am very passionate about getting stronger, but I have been following the plot and In daily life, there is so much cheating, and the only improvement in strength is this. I can't even do all S. What is this called hard work? This is called plot-style improvement of oneself. It's boring. There are very few Japanese protagonists. It can be seen that the author loves Japanese animation and comics, and he tries his best to rely on this aspect when writing novels.

Are Tenma Nozomi and Iori Ichika the heroines?