Anime Crossover: The Laid-Back Hero Wants No Tragic Ending

I have never seen a variety show with a single female character that is particularly well written.

I don't know what's going on. I obviously like many of the characters written in it, but I just feel uncomfortable watching it. It's not as comfortable as other harem comics. I don't know why I feel so angry in my heart. Is there anyone like me?

I'm surprised, why are you so afraid of ending up in ruin? As long as you don't disrupt or hinder the heroine and hero's affairs, that's fine. We have traveled through time and it is no longer a game but reality. Do you still want to be a villain and destroy things?

It's too ** to keep ending up with destruction if you don't complete the mission. The whole protagonist is like a puppet of the system.

The emotional plot is so awkward. The protagonist is obviously poor at the beginning, but later on he also eats the house from Ailiu's family, and even the living expenses are given by Ailiu's mother. It is absolutely correct to say that the protagonist is being kept, but then Ailiu has an inexplicable low self-esteem. Others think that the protagonist is right to have a harem, which is so nonsense.

It's not easy to find a good book. It's really hard to find Feilu nowadays.

I just want to complain, doesn't the protagonist travel through time? Why are the abilities the same as the villain template? Just like mathematics, the protagonist only had nine years of compulsory education before traveling through time, so how could he be good at it?

Great, I will keep following the next five worlds and I am very interested in them.

If there are not nine people together, it won't taste that good.

Is it because Yukino is not worthy? Where is my big spring thing?