A Manga Master's Everyday Life in a World of Anime Crossovers

It's outrageous. It seems that the fight is back and forth and even crushes it, but it always turns around and makes the protagonist suffer. Is this the promised lesson? A little frustrated! Can you finish the basketball chapter as soon as possible? You'd better update one day at a time!

It's Shizuka Hiratsuka again, I'll give it a try! Seeing her made me feel uncomfortable. At best, they take care of the students! At worst, it means forcing others regardless of their wishes!

There are so many chapters about playing basketball with a girl and being like a dick, boring and speechless, trying to show off and pretending to be a prostitute.

To be honest, everything else is fine, except that the protagonist is shy about expressing his hobbies and even wants to hide his personality. This kind of personality is really unacceptable. Such a setting is enough for Yinglili.

It's the kind of person who was sent to the service department by Shizuka Hiratsuka for no reason. This is really annoying.

Why did the author write about a man joining a club?

How long does it take to play basketball to get more than a dozen shots?

The male protagonist is so redundant, he doesn't look like a protagonist... I thought it was a multi-protagonist article, which is quite strange.

When I saw the back part, it meant that Pansy had a boyfriend when she was in junior high school. He was a tauren, right?

Is this still the same routine? Totally illogical? Why does Shizuka Hiratsuka force the protagonist into the club? Funny?