I Only Want to Be Alone, Yet I Stumble into a Romantic Comedy

It's pretty good to watch, and the main character has a great personality. But it felt like the protagonist completely lost his personality in the chapter where Sister Ye recalled it, and turned into a common Asasi style. Of course, the flaws are not outweighed, the other characters are well portrayed, and overall it's a pretty good story. It feels like the main character has become very separated since Sister Ye's memories, which makes

Has no one read this book? It's a first-person novel. The overall feeling is very good and the writing is good. But the first person is still very niche. It seems ok so far

It looks like some Japanese cartoons. It looks good.

It's very interesting to watch. I hope the author will work hard. The character's characteristics are well designed, and I prefer the protagonist's personality and feeling. Watching this is like watching a Japanese comic. It's a good subject matter. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

If you set the protagonist's value to Game Life, one of the protagonists would be fine

It can be seen that the author's writing style is really good, and there are various foreshadowings. I read the novel line by line and couldn't help but read it word by word. The writing is really good, and it has the feel of Chitose-san in Spring Things and Marble Soda Bottles, and it has a very literary feel.

A very good novel, but the transformation of the male protagonist feels too fast, and there is no sense of slowly growing up, but overall it is still very good.

I'll give it five stars first to see what's going on. I read a little bit of it, a light novel. The title doesn't say whether there are multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist. It seems that the male protagonist is going to spend his whole life alone [laughter]

Very good first person article

Why can't I connect chapters 20 and 21?