Anime Crossover: How I Spoiled an Angel Rotten

The look and feel at the end is much improved compared to the previous one. The plot after about 40 chapters is quite interesting, and the writing style has also been improved visibly. Except for a small part of the plot that is not very realistic, it can be seen that the author has tried his best to depict a real world and a group of real characters. The more you write, the more you feel that the author has really brought each character to life, as if they really exist in another world. Overall, this is a very good novel and worth recommending! And to be honest, in most fanfics, Yukino is more or less deified, as if she should be omniscient and omnipotent, and will not be hated no matter what she does, as if she is born perfect, but this is not correct. Her strength and vulnerability exist simultaneously. Her strong independence is based on a way of doing things that is stripped of external evaluation, so she can only use the absolute correctness of perfectionism to cover up her shortcomings in dealing with people and other issues. As long as the quantifiable results are better than yours, then I am right. The essence is the fear of being denied under the shell of logic. Why is Yukino always helpless when facing her sister? Because her sister is better than her in all things that can be quantified. Even her mother recognizes Yangno more. Then she has no choice but to show confusion and vulnerability. Because on campus you can use your grades, sports abilities, etc. To prove your correctness under the Neon Campus Evaluation System. But at home, there is no evaluation system at home. If there is one, it is her mother. Her mother recognizes Harano more, so Yukino can only follow Harano's footsteps step by step. The Yukinoshita family wants people who understand the rules and use them, not puppets, so before Yukino can truly come up with the idea of ​​joining politics, it is completely normal and correct for Yukino's mother to refuse Yukino to become the successor. Her bravery and cowardice coexist at the same time. She said she would never compromise or evade any problems. She seemed to be making heroic decisions, but she was always helpless when facing problems. During the school festival, she put all the burden on herself and did not put forward even the slightest disciplinary requirements to her classmates. When she ran for student council president, she also did not communicate with Dango and Hikigaya. It's not that she doesn't dare, it's that she doesn't have this option in her life. Because of the bullying problem in the past, she couldn't imagine that people can communicate. What finally showed up was that she faced the problem bravely, but always chose a cowardly solution. As long as others made trouble, she would collapse, and she would either work overtime until she got sick, or refuse to communicate. Wait, wait, there are too many antagonisms in Yukino's character, and so does Yui's character, and the characters of Yukino and Yui themselves have many antagonisms. They are more like two girls who were bullied. One is a girl who is far away from the group and is beautiful alone, and the other is a girl who integrates into the group but always yearns for reality. While making cookies, Yukino said something unpleasant to Yukino. Everyone likes to be venomous, but if they were scolded like that in life, they would have quarreled or even broken off their relationship. Not to mention the first time they met, but Yukino immediately discovered the real unwillingness to speak superficially, and bravely expressed his thoughts. Can such a girl be an ordinary girl? Anyway, I think this kind of adjustment and communication skills are extremely rare and valuable. Is Yui a gentle girl, or a girl who uses gentleness as a protective color? Just like whether Yukino is a girl with a poisonous tongue, or a girl who uses a poisonous tongue as a protective color, it is very interesting. All in all, this book is the only one I have read in Tomato fanfics where Yukino and Yui are normal people. Yukino is no longer a perfect goddess, but just an ordinary person who has a bullying problem and has a superior family situation, is slightly smarter than ordinary people, works hard, and lacks love. Yui is no longer an ordinary girl with nothing but gentleness in other fanfics. Tenderness is just a background for you. Her bravery, her strength, her hard work, and everything bloom only for you. It's just that Hikigaya in the anime refused this tenderness that belongs to him because of his cowardice and incompetence. Although I personally think that Yui in the book is still not the best in my mind, there is no doubt that this is the best Yui in the author's mind. I can feel the love in the author's heart for the three characters. I feel that these female characters are human beings. Although I personally think some of the dialogues are slightly awkward and some of the emotional developments are a bit exaggerated, I really feel that they are truly living in another world. Just because Yui and Yukino are human beings and not stereotyped idiots and omniscient and omnipotent gods, this book is definitely worth reading. This is extremely rare in tomatoes.

This is the second book that I will never forget. The story is unforgettable and the author expresses his true feelings. I can see your mood, the author, from a letter to the reader. I am deeply moved by your heart. I feel the unwillingness to give in and the love for the characters. Once upon a time, I loved the characters I once loved deeply like you, so that when they suffered some twists and turns that they should not have to suffer, I would also be passionate and full of anger. I want to go to the author to ask for an explanation, but now, I no longer have the energy or motivation to love those characters. But in you, I see myself again at that time. I may not be able to get up again, but author, I hope you will continue to love the characters. Even if you can't last long, I will feel that there are people who still have this unwillingness, this passion, this fiery heart full of love.

This novel is one of the best I have ever read. The author took many factors into consideration to write the "protagonist" of this book (anyone is the protagonist in his own world). The writing is very good, allowing everyone to have their own soul, especially the heroine. No one is born to be someone's vassal. Sometimes I think, it would be great if this was a one-woman book, but when such a person appears beside you, can you not be tempted? [Almost crying] @To be loaded ((つ≧▽≦)つ

First of all, I was lucky enough to read this book shortly after it was finished. To be honest, in my opinion, the characters in this book, whether they are the protagonist or the supporting characters, have very distinct expressions. The characters in the anime are too ideal to be honest, but the characters in the text are more real to me. Just reading the first two hundred chapters, I would never have imagined how the three girls would develop later. After all, there were too many depictions of Mahiru in the past, which made it unbelievable that it would turn out like this later. However, the development of the plot in the later stages was indeed beyond my imagination. I thought it would be promoted by the male protagonist overwriting his memory and being discovered. I didn't expect that Yui would block the knife for the male protagonist. I thought it was too much. Most of them were injured, but he was about to die. The plot of the male protagonist returning to China later reminded me of the male protagonist in "Charlotte" who lost his memory but still protected the pamphlet; and although the male protagonist returned to China and decided to forget it, he still remembered it. I thought the little girl and the cat and dog were real, but although they were fictional, they reflected the protagonist's mental state very well. Although Yukinoshita Yukino has less plot, it does not affect the excellence of this book. I believe that the writing style of this book is definitely very good compared to other novels. It is much better than those high-scoring bad works. The emotional description is very delicate. This is also the first time I have written such a long review. It took almost an hour to write, but this book is worth it.

One point is deducted because there are a little too many jokes. It was okay at first, but it will get a little boring if there are too many. The main character's personality is very full, and the psychological activities are well described. The plot has no problems or poisonous points. It is a highly recommended comic book. Then if the author has a lot of anime information, he hopes to add some other anime characters.

I have been watching it for a long time, and I feel it is really great. It is the only one in the circle of comprehensive comics. According to the extras included in it, it should be a harem. I personally think that the harem is a plus, and there are also tomatoes 💩 I ate too much and it was a bit uncomfortable to eat some thin bran for the first time. As far as the current plot is concerned, the Shiina line is complete, but it also gave me the feeling that she is the heroine. After that, there is a kind of hierarchical differentiation in the rest. As for the harem theme, I feel that it is not very balanced. Also, it has taken so long for the Shiina line to have an explanation and how to connect it to other lines without losing quality. It feels troublesome. And the most important thing is not to follow the hint and write a knife. Although I don't want to eat shit, but I don't want to be knifed [Petrochemical]

10 Points is the upper limit of the rating, not your upper limit. It took me a day and a half to read it in one sitting. I can only say that the author wrote it very well. First of all, there is Angel. It can be seen that the author wrote it carefully, and he wrote the real thing of Mahiru, which is as good as the original work. The sweet love is really beautiful! (Actually, to be honest, it's okay to watch it as Mahiru's solo heroine.) Then there's Dango. I'm glad you let us see another possibility of Yui. Yui is too gentle, so gentle that she suppresses her love. However, the author did not let this gentleness turn into regret, and Dango should not become a loser. (However, I am Yukino in the original work.) Finally, there is Mushino. Although basically every interaction is philosophical, this is what Yukino wants. What she wants is not to stick to her side like Dango, but to know in her heart that you understand me and that you are by my side. This is enough. What she wants is not a vow, but the companionship that I know you are by my side. (But I want to complain, Yukino's plot is a bit lacking, and Yukino's feelings in the end are a little abrupt) Thank you for letting me discover the charm of comprehensive comics!

The book is very good. Of course, the plus point is that I have my favorite Mahiru Yukino Dango. I pray that the author will not stop writing. After watching the anime, I have very few things to think about in my head, so I will read some fan fiction. After all, their stories have never ended, but I have lost my identity as a bystander.

This comprehensive comic is very good, and it is safe compared to other fanfics (I'm sure) I have read about a hundred chapters so far, with two extra chapters interspersed among them. After reading the extra chapters, I was convinced that this was a harem novel. Compared with other harems, the early description of the emotional portrayal of the female protagonist in this book is very good. I haven't read this work about Mahiru Nagina. The character in this book seems to be the main palace. The early relationship is a bit fast-paced (this is my subjective opinion). I really don't know much about this character, but I am not picky about food and will accept everyone who comes🌝🌝 The second is Yuigahama. I think there is no problem with the author's portrayal of this character. He adheres to the slightly fast-paced writing method of the first fifty chapters, and the emotional value to the readers is full. Moreover, I like this character very much. It may have its own filter, so I can't find any shortcomings. Then there is Su Qing. After the short Tuanzi love line, the author seems to focus on describing the protagonist's outlook on life and his views on other people and things. There is also a small collision between Yukino and the protagonist, which may be a foreshadowing of Yukino's future love line. In fact, I personally felt a little stomachache here, because after reading this, I can clearly feel that the pace is much slower, and the personal subjectivity of the protagonist slowly emerged. It can be seen that the author wants to write clearly about Su Qing's personal charm. Su Qing shows different faces to different people, which may be a pitfall if a group is formed later. In short, I still have one hundred and thirty chapters left to watch the latest one, so I just pulled the lever and ran away halfway. I will give it five stars for the time being. So far, I feel very comfortable watching it.

This is the best book about Harmono and Angel that I have read. I started reading it after I finished it. I regret that I did not discover this really high-quality fan work earlier. It handles the emotions and story line perfectly, and the emotional line is very well written. It is not a refreshing novel in the traditional sense. This book truly describes the souls of the male and female protagonists, which cannot be simply summarized in words. I hope that subsequent readers can calm down and slowly read this story.