Anime Crossover Group Chat: I Just Slept with Yukino, and Sora Is Banging on the Door

Readers who come later should be careful. The male protagonist is purely Japanese Asashi. This book could actually be renamed Yukinoshita, because most of the chapters are about her. As for the harem, Yukinoshita is currently in the harem, so the low rating is not unreasonable, and it doesn't look like someone is maliciously swiping it.

It's not wise to write about Touka, or it's not wise to write about all the popular ghoul girls. If she accepts it, readers who are taboo about eating other people with her mouth will react in disgust; if she does not accept it, ghoul fans will react in disgust. It's completely blocked at both ends, so it's best not to write about it. Even if it writes about ghouls, there shouldn't be any popular female characters.

I couldn't stand it as soon as I saw the protagonist go to Xingyue. Faced with the protagonist who can appear out of thin air, Tokiomi Tosaka would actually look down on him? And then, facing the protagonist who can overpower Tokiomi Tosaka, Matō Zoukashi would actually look down on him? And then later he said that Tokiomi Tosaka didn't dare to provoke Matou Zouken?

The first female character Hua Li always wears cool clothes to fight. All I can say is that she really doesn't avoid drugs at all.

Does Ishida Shoya's mother have this kind of personality??? I have never watched that anime, only watched the video! His mother forcefully pulled the earrings off her ears in order to give an explanation to Glass's mother. It shouldn't be the character the author wrote about! She is a complete shrew!

As far as the protagonist's combat power is concerned, don't you feel embarrassed when you see the person in the movie being so shocked because of a healing patch?

After seeing it on the shelves, I can understand the reason for this rating. It's too rough, and it's just okay for daily life. The combat power setting is too vague, and the ability performance is too ordinary. It's not exciting at all, so it's just a compliment, right?

I think if this male protagonist can be written as a mature and reliable character, it might be a special bonus. Because the male protagonists in many works nowadays tend to be funny, slow, or careless, but if this male protagonist can be written as the type who is calm when things happen, is not easily defeated by small things, has a sense of responsibility, and makes people feel safe, I think it will be very attractive. Especially since he is also a teacher, this setting is really suitable for a more steady charm. I feel like it will be the type that many female protagonists will naturally fall in love with. This is just my personal thought, but I'm really looking forward to the future performance of this character

Doesn't it cover everything? How many flaws does this book have and whether it will be corrected if it does? I will save this book first and see if the author replies to my comment. If he replies to my comment and meets the above two points, it means that this book is still very good and worth reading.

After reading the first two chapters, the writing was mediocre and there was too much inner drama. Isn't this normal for the male protagonist Asasi?