Anime Crossover: What Do I Do with So Many Romance Options?

When I opened this book, I had no idea that I would be captivated by the story. From the first line, I seemed to be sucked into the world created by the author, and experienced their joys, sorrows, and joys with the characters in the book. The author grasps the emotions of adolescence very well. The slight sadness, confusion about the future, cherishment of friendship and longing for love are all vividly presented. The plot is also very interesting. Each character has his own story, and these stories are intertwined to form a complete storyline. Overall, this is a novel well worth reading. It not only reminds me of my youth, but also makes me appreciate my current life more. If you like youth, love and growth stories, then this book will not disappoint you. (Stick reading) Ps: If you have any questions, you can contact me here!

The heroine has Yukino, so let's continue reading without directly throwing away the book [eating melon]

The following is only my personal opinion and does not contain any provocation, insult or any derogatory meaning: To be honest, the author chose between good-looking and ugly. It is difficult to understand (this does not refer to the plot). The story has a clear rhythm and step-by-step, which is quite rare. The characters appear in an orderly manner and the characters are vivid but not perfect (not very specific). It gave me a feeling of being uninterested at the beginning and then suddenly losing interest again, that kind of emotional ups and downs. (I had the idea of ​​moving the book out of the bookshelf, but I was afraid that it would just be affected by my own mood that day.) The multi-line plot was a bit uncomfortable. Is the main story centered around the protagonist's own redemption or partial redemption, or the two-way redemption with Mahiru. I was very curious after reading what the author said about having multiple female protagonists, whether it's daytime or a bowl of water that's flat. Make a suggestion (it's just my personal idea, it's up to the author whether to adopt it or not): The story mainly focuses on the daily interactions of the heroines, with occasional solo scenes interspersed with individual heroines. Cultural or sports festivals or school breaks are all good dungeons to enhance relationships. In addition, Yukino should be with Hachiman. After all, the interaction between the protagonist and Yukino is not as touching as the interaction between Hachiman and Yukino in this article. The last one: Come on, more.

Emm For 🍅, there are not many high-quality comprehensive comics. Even if there are, most of them have been discontinued (Slow Master under the Snow and so on). There are also many poorly written ones (I won't click on them (to prevent trolls)). It is indeed a good work for a comprehensive comic @ Dead House Akarin. Come on, I hope you can write well⊙∀⊙! I was struck by Mahiru Shiina's emotional scene and the male protagonist's change of disguise (taking off his mask).

Daily show with funny gods and demons show, the main character doesn't have system or golden fingers or anything like that

I feel it's okay, at least it's not very toxic, it's all in an alternative way, but I feel like there are too many female characters, and I don't know if I can handle them, such as Passerby Heroine, Love Story, Angel and Demon, Angel Next Door, Pochi-chan, etc.

It's very good, and the emotions are written very delicately. I thought that the male protagonist would be like other books, like a stubborn donkey who would keep denying his feelings for the female protagonist. I hope to see more interactive plots with Mahiru. Come on, author, stop being a eunuch.

If it's about stock trading and a single female protagonist, tell me about it. I don't like to be ambiguous, so I can leave early.

It's very interesting to watch, and the characters have distinct personalities, especially the interaction between the protagonist and Mahiru.

So pretty, right? It's too bland, I have no emotion at all after watching it, maybe it's too short.