Anime Crossover: My Daily Life Isn't So Ordinary

I really can't stand it anymore, it's not enough to watch, and I believe that harem is the most popular variety show after all.

Really author, I really hope you can take the harem route. Because the glass really makes me feel bad. This anime movie is the first anime that made me cry while watching it. I really hope that Glass can have a good ending. I'm just making a suggestion, it's up to the author how you write it. I just hope she can have a good ending

This book seems to be taking the harem route, and it's actually easy to persuade me to give up. But this book looks very comfortable, and the main character, Mulin, really appeals to me about his treatment of people.

The author's writing is actually pretty good. As far as I'm concerned, after reaching chapter 132, I wasn't too interested in this book. I originally thought this book was about daily life, and then I read it all night, and then I found that it started to develop in a fantasy direction. Although the author has mentioned before that the background of the male protagonist is very mysterious, but for me, this is a bit beyond the scope. I hope the author can continue to work hard. When the blood starts to write about daily life again, I will come back and take another look. For now, I will keep it. (I hope the author won't be angry or scold me. I don't mean any harm, I just expressed my feelings from my perspective)

Nice. Many of Tomato's comprehensive comics cannot describe the characteristics of the original heroine. They are completely facial makeup, and the skin of Yukinoshita Yukino and Kasumigaoka Shiu begins to magically change the character. This one is different. Through the words in this novel, I seem to really see living people in the second dimension, with distinctive personalities and full-featured characters.

How to say it? In Zongman, it can be said that he is a god

I have read Chapter 83 so far, and I must give a thumbs up to support the author. The protagonist has a good outlook on life, and there are currently only two female protagonists, Megumi Sage and Glass Nishimiya. Those who often watch anime know these two. Due to the problem of sense of existence, Sage Megumi and the male protagonist in this book are childhood sweethearts. When their parents will subconsciously ignore them, a male protagonist who will not ignore them 100% is the only one. Due to her health problems, Nishimiya Glass has been taken care of by the male protagonist since she was a child, so the male protagonist is also the only one. As for the male protagonist, I am torn between choosing one. Personally, I would choose Megumi the Saint. To me, Nishimiya Glass feels more like taking care of a daughter. The male protagonist doesn't want to hurt anyone for various reasons. But not choosing is the greatest harm. So I expect the male protagonist to make a choice

It's old-fashioned, but very well written. It has harem implications but the emotional handling is very reasonable and not offensive. The first volume is ordinary but makes people feel comfortable to watch. The protagonist's personality is contradictory but reasonable and decisive. The redemption at the beginning of the second volume is very well written. I haven't read this kind of high-quality fan fiction for a long time. However, there are shortcomings, but they are not big and they are all within a reasonable range. Unfortunately, it took me a long time to find this book and I haven't read the later chapters (I just read Chapter 110 on September 29, 1997). Keep up the good work, author! I'm a fan! People who read with their brains in mind can eat it with confidence 👍

Yes, but can you be more gentle to Glass 🥺 Beautiful!!!

The author's writing is okay, but Chinese people's nature is to hate some depressing things. When I watch it, I always have the urge to shoot the protagonist to death, but it is indeed good.