Thanks for Asking, I'm in an Anime Crossover, and There Are Tons of Heroines

I've read seventeen chapters, and only the first seven focus on the main character. After that, the main character disappears, and the story revolves around a random male character abusing the female lead. The main character only reappears when the female lead is beaten to the point of near death and about to be fired.

The author accepts all submissions. The pacing feels too slow, there's too much setup, and I've read over 80 chapters with almost no progress. This book is only worth reading if you're looking for something to read. It feels too slice-of-life. The protagonist seems to spend most of the 80 chapters flirting with girls. Yukino's behavior is also really annoying. This book is best read while listening to audiobooks; you can probably catch up even if you miss a few chapters.

It's pretty good. Don't be fooled by the fake Shennong (a legendary Chinese immortal). The male lead's character is alright, and his values are quite normal. He'll help those he cares about (like anime heroines), and he respects the fate of strangers. After all, he's not some saintly protagonist. He's decisive and ruthless. I quite enjoyed watching it.

No, I can't be the only one eating this; I need to trick some people into coming.

Chapters 11 to 17 show the female protagonist being teased by a random cat while playing with a mouse; there's slight physical contact, but it's acceptable and readable.

It's alright, but there are quite a few flaws. The early episodes featuring Kita and Yoru felt addictive. The slice-of-life scenes are okay, but too bland and a bit boring. It's supposed to be a harem story, but given the male lead's attitude, it'll likely be abandoned in the later stages or even the ending.

It's alright. That fake Shennong was a fraud; he wasn't nearly as toxic as he claimed.

Why is the rating so low? Personally, I feel the author wrote it quite well. There weren't many plot holes in the real world despite so many connections to other anime. The author didn't even write about worlds outside the anime, making it very enjoyable to read. I even feel like they could add a Heaven's Lost Property or To Love-Ru in the future.

The writing is good. Just as the author said, it's not a wish-fulfillment story. I've read over 80 chapters, and the only dungeon adventure is just the female lead being tortured. The protagonist is only there to save people, and he's only involved in a few minor parts of everything. Whether he has a protagonist or not is not important. If you like slice-of-life stories, you can read it.

It's really good, keep it up, author!