Yumiko Miura: It's all your fault that I turned into a lesbian!
Yui Yuigahama: Why do all the girls around me seem so weird?
Subaru: It's all your fault I couldn't become a butler!
P.S. Someone said the protagonist I write could never measure up to the original. I believe that, but I'll do my best to make my protagonist as close to the original as possible.
P.S. The protagonist receives his memories partway through the story.
P.S. My QQ number: **, discussion group number: **, group name: Infinite First Stop, Springtime Youth
Note: Group names can be no more than 10 characters. I originally chose Feilu because my book title has 18 characters.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Boy, when you get closer to the original work, then prepare for the eunuch. No one likes the original work anymore, because they have already read the original work. Do you still need to get closer to the original work?
Awkward jokes, stiff protagonist, same plot as the original novel, chapters without titles Summary: You write about you?
It's so close to the original work and yet there's a fan on it? How could anyone watch it? The protagonists of Japanese comics all have shortcomings. Either their emotional intelligence is as low as* or they have no emotions at all. They are either overconfident and fool-like, or they are so cowardly that they dare not leave home. Reduction? Restore that you let Lu fly?