Anime Crossover: My Girlfriend Has a System

Just like the protagonist said, wouldn't it be better if Hiratsuka Shizuka asked him to join a club like she said and let herself join a more interactive club such as sports or games? It is said to be concern, but it is still mixed with selfishness. The two sisters Hiratsuka Shizu and Yukinoshita know each other, and the older sister is a good friend of Hiratsuka Shizu. If you think about it, you can understand the purpose of Hiratsuka Shizu doing this. The protagonist is just a tool to her, a tool that can improve Yukinoshita Yukino's character. Maybe her idea wasn't that extreme, but that's what she did.

I always feel that Shizuka Hiratsuka is a bit **. The original work is a bit self-righteous, thinking that the great teacher has some problems with his thinking and character. Then I wanted to forcefully change his character and make him become the person I wanted. Does being a teacher mean you can change other people's lives? There is always something about your character that I can't stand, so I have to reform you and turn you into a "normal" person in my eyes. It is really a bit crazy to try to change others without knowing their past and experiences, thinking that what you are doing is right and beneficial to others. This is especially true in this book. Knowing the living situation of the protagonist, he must rely on part-time work to survive normally. Then you force him to join the club because of what you "see." Then just say that you can come to me if you have any difficulties, and that's OK. What kind of relationship do you think you have? Indiscriminate. You didn't even understand the main character's character, you just heard it from hearsay and you directly interfered with his life like this. Simply a** person

I just asked you how many have you recommended? I won't watch it if I'm still a virgin.

It's quite normal. The male protagonist behaves like those male protagonists who have traveled through more than ten years but have made no achievements. It's really strange that he is so popular. He is useless and does not seek change. You can copy other people's skills with a golden finger, but you don't want to use it. Only strong people are qualified to be idle fish. You know, forget about a lot of problems and won't talk about it anymore.

The main character is so cowardly and mean. He is really a bitch.

It seems that "Metronome of Love" is not a good book. If An Yilun was not in the original work, it would be a hit.

Ah. . How can I put it? Sure enough, the most annoying people in fan fiction are Shizuokai and Yukinoshita Hirano.

Talent, what kind of thoughts do you have to write a protagonist who is so contradictory and cowardly? The whole person is set to be calm and the things he does are so cowardly. Let the author tell me and distinguish.

I've read Chapter 18, but Shizuka Hiratsuka makes me more and more angry the more I read this book. Is it my problem?

**, I don't want to watch Shizuka Hiratsuka knowing that the protagonist is going to work part-time and forcing him to join a club. How stupid is that? The person's family situation is clearly stated. Why should you, a teacher, waste your time by asking someone to join a club? Do you want to be exhausted after working so hard and still go to the club? The school does not stipulate that you must join the club, so why do you, a teacher, force students to join? Do you really need no logic at all just to write a book? The good Shizuka Hiratsuka was messed up by your writing. Hiratsuka Shizuka is just responsible for the students and is not unreasonable. In the protagonist's situation, forcing the protagonist to join the club is a waste of his working time. If he doesn't have time to work, he may starve to death. A responsible teacher forces a student to death? You can really fucking write