Variety Comic: Something Is Wrong with My Daily Life

Brother, except for the soft-tone girl, Natsume Reiko or other characters in the things you write are a bit unpopular. If you changed it to Yukinoshita, it would probably be more popular.

Originally, I was really happy that the male protagonist you wrote did not join the service club (mainly because many daily variety comics basically join the service club, which is nothing new). There's just one thing I have to mention. Let me ask, what is the meaning of the existence of the male protagonist? I am currently reading Chapter 32, and I find that the male protagonist is really becoming more and more like the Asashi male protagonist in Japanese comics. In the light music department or other places, during various interactions, all the abilities are like stickers. I can't give me the feeling that the male protagonist is very powerful. He is just like a passerby. Then I meet those beautiful girls and form a bond. I also feel pure because of the aura of the protagonist (that kind of innocent Asashi male protagonist is this type). In terms of plot, I won't talk about Reiko's. Other aspects, how should I put it, although I also like to read daily variety comics, but liking it does not mean that it will always be mediocre. Well, in short, I apologize if the above is offensive, thank you!

This male protagonist is really good. He can't even break the city if he takes a hundred pictures.

Commentary on Chapter 4 Questioning and Turning Back about Naruto, the Shinigami who wants to be the Pirate King, "Naruto: The Night of Clan Extermination at the Beginning".