The Ordinary Male Lead Wants to Stand Out

After reading Chapter 42, I can no longer hold on. The biggest highlight of this book is the characters of the protagonists, but this is also the shortcoming of the book. I know that the author wants to create a group of vivid and distinctive female characters, but this does not mean that the male protagonist needs to be castrated. It can be said that at the first point of conflict, that is, after the protagonist realizes the true face of his childhood sweetheart, the existence of the male protagonist is obliterated. The original genius character of the male protagonist was immediately taken off the production line. When his face was paralyzed, he looked like he only wanted to learn. He was still a bit of a genius. However, after he made a bet with his childhood sweetheart and broke his luck, he had no characteristics at all. Even the indigenous protagonist named Ito had a more distinctive character than the protagonist. At least he had a Japanese-style central air-conditioning attribute. Originally, I didn't feel uncomfortable when I saw this, but the second point of conflict exploded again. As the heroine, a naturally stupid girl killed everyone in this section and used her mouth to escape to help the girl with middle school disease regain her courage. And where is the protagonist? Oh, the protagonist got lost. He was not present when he was supposed to appear and show off his charm. He only rushed over to knock down a few Karami at the end, leaving a few lines of dialogue that looked handsome but were actually useless, and it ended. Me directly????? I know that the author wants to establish the characters of the heroines. After all, light novels are about heroines, but as I said before, this does not mean that the protagonist has no sense of existence at all! When solving a commission, the protagonist only complained. When it was time to come up with ideas, I didn't see him express any opinions. He was laughing the whole time, which was useless. This book can be said to have no difference with him or without him. It was the female protagonist who helped the chuunibyou get out of his knot, it was the female protagonist who took the chuunibyou's mouth, and it was the female protagonist who was willing to become friends with the chuunibyou. The male protagonist just rushed over and beat up a few gangsters, but in the end, the chuunibyou fell in love with him and even turned into a stalker to pester the male protagonist. I couldn't hold my nerves when I saw this. Is the male protagonist smeared with medicine or a hypnotic app? It is clearly written that there is no arc, how can he still post it? The most critical point of this book is here. The proportion of male and female protagonists in light novels is really important, but in the end they have to make way for the male protagonist. We readers are bringing in the male protagonist, and you are not writing a female protagonist. Even a male protagonist who likes to hide in the toilet and eat shit is better than a featureless male protagonist! Secondly, I have read more than 40 chapters, and the protagonist system is really useless. I know that this system is only used to introduce the two settings of "barrage" and "this world is an anime". It doesn't matter whether this book has a system or not, but at least you can describe it with some words. After all, the system is also a derivative of the protagonist's character. It has solved two small conflicts and it has accumulated enough points. In addition to being able to change life span, you should write some of its functions!

I suspect Gojo Satoru died because he didn't save enough charm points.

A dog is a dog, no matter what owner it is, it is still a dog

The female characters in it are so problematic that it makes people sick, and the rest of the movie is all about female characters. The male protagonist is just a decoration, and the female characters are particularly disgusting. It looked okay from the beginning, but after chapter 30, something like Uesugi appeared. First, he drove a yellow car. The yellow car was still the same yellow color as it was 30 years ago, which made people feel sick. After that, he said some rubbish words to attack people. I'm not SM, I don't like to watch this, and it's full of loopholes. In Ayanokouji, I know you wanted to create a character who speaks directly, and you also specifically wrote a foreign transfer student, but do you think foreigners don't have interpersonal relationships?

The sane male protagonist created in the first five chapters is about to become a hero in the sixth chapter. The yellow-haired girl even mocked the protagonist and sent her home, and the protagonist just saved her. She is really a clown. Go up and give the two mouths a try to see if they can still generate electricity.

The subject matter is quite good. If you read it carefully, it might be a good book. (+2⭐) But the characters are indeed difficult for readers to like. (-1⭐) Although some characteristics are very suitable for the setting of light novels and are the audience points of others. (+1⭐) But it will make readers with different views very uncomfortable. (-1⭐) Maybe people have different tastes. It would be nice if the author unified his description of the character with the character's behavior. But in all aspects, the heroines are indeed problem children. (+1⭐) Of course, the male protagonist is not a normal person. In all aspects, he does not have a distinctive personality and is also a problem child. It is difficult to imagine that he can easily attack others as a pure heart. A pure and kind-hearted person should not casually exploit other people's weaknesses. No, are you okay? Why do you attack others first to explain your own troubles? Can't you use another word to describe it? The heroine finally gave a reason to tell the truth, I don't think I am wrong, others are too lazy to pay attention to her, and she is jumping around, you are a face-sucker, right? If you want to make friends, try to change yourself, and make good friends, and you feel that you are right. If you don't make friends who don't accept your own nature, it is impossible for those people to make friends with her. OK, they are equivalent to passers-by, so why do you use language to ridicule others like a conditioned reflex if you are not familiar with her? A very simple and easy-to-understand truth, just like when you walk on the road without washing your hair, a normal person will only think to himself: He is a bit sloppy. What about the heroine's behavior: She used your head as a nest like a bird, and even pooped in it. After pooping, she said, "Your head is a bird's nest, why don't I come and live in it?" If it's not other people's business, what does it have to do with you? When you pass by, come up and curse. (-1⭐)

The cool character design and the dog-licking plot. Although his character design is so dio, it is useless in school. The effect is only a few passers-by reading a few sentences. After "Ban" came out and watched the comments, I suddenly realized that I changed to someone else and continued licking Obviously the main plot is to increase one's popularity with the audience in the "fan" and gain charm points in exchange for lifespan and things. But somehow he branched out with Han Xiaolu. Shouldn't the main character be the center of attention (suppression or support)? The main line and branch lines are very messy

The character is the same as Gou Shi

In Chapter 6, the male protagonist's character collapsed. As soon as he said he wasn't licking a dog, he turned around and licked another one. 👍👍👍

I just want to ask, is the male protagonist useful? After reading more than 20 chapters, the male protagonist has very few scenes. He wants to be charming but doesn't show off himself... Apart from being a backdrop, what is the role of the male protagonist?