Anime Crossover: My Daily Life Is Not Quite Right

I can't understand why I am an emotional idiot who doesn't know how to consider others, and I have extraordinary power, why I am still being coerced by that so-called mother, and this so-called mother appears too frequently.

You are almost invincible, and you are still afraid that others, your parents, will threaten you. Anyone who knows your parents can ask you to do things, but you can't say anything. It's quite uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist is at least 16 or 7 years old and lives with his parents. He can't choose anything he doesn't want to do. I wrote the protagonist and didn't want to do that thing, but was threatened to do it. I hope the author can change it [awkward laugh]

Here comes the question: Why are all the comic novels afraid of my mother [Chigua] [Chigua] If you want to develop Shizuka Hiratsuka's line, don't talk about the protagonist's mother all the time. Otherwise, people will look at you and keep talking. If you are disobedient, tell your mother whether you are bored or not. Of course, if the author doesn't develop it, then pretend that I didn't say it, but the author still works hard 🍉 🍉

The protagonist's mother, oh, no, the protagonist's mother, is so fucking poisonous, especially when she was a teacher, it was so fucking miserable.

Give it three stars. I think it's a reflection of my way of viewing Tuyile. I want to write about feelings, but the writing is extremely stiff. I want to write about family ties, but the writing is as rigid as a prison. It's awesome. All I can say is, come on.

It's so embarrassing. Why do so many people write such disgusting things about Kawaii Jing now? Those who don't know about this family relationship would think it's a prison. The only ones who can watch it are Xiaobai and Poison Emperor, right?

"He blamed himself for a long time that time." "He... Has shouldered a lot." Come on, I won't say much more. People who understand these two sentences and like the tone of the protagonist can come in and take a look.

In Chapter 25, oh, what can this Nino say? He knows that the protagonist's data space kills monsters, but he still does this to the protagonist. Wow, I really don't know how to express it╮(╯_╰)╭

I almost never give a negative review to a book. If it looks good, I will give it a thumbs up. If it doesn't look good, I will just write it off. But I really couldn't help it with this one! Author, how did you manage to make Hiratsuka Shizu so annoying? Make the protagonist look so holy? Are you writing about data space bugs so blatantly? In the first few chapters, the protagonist is still wreaking havoc in the data space, but later on he directly says that the data space is connected to reality? It doesn't matter if the protagonist has a dark personality, the key protagonist is still the set Madonna personality! There are some other things that I won't mention, it's hard to type. Between good and bad, this book has quite a few bugs.

It's just a two-dimensional character with a broken personality. If you change the name of the character, you won't know which one it is. There is also the protagonist Madonna.