After Ditching the Substitute, My Life Took a Turn for the Worse

After reading Chapter 34, I gave it four stars (I originally wanted to give it three stars), one star for the male protagonist's parents, one star for the author's psychological description of the character, one star for Mai Shiraishi's love for the male protagonist, and one star for the new author's support. The main reason I read this book was because of the name. It was directed at Kaku Ye Satoru's life, which took a turn for the worse. However, Chapter 34 did not make the scumbag's life worse, but made his life more and more comfortable. This was inconsistent with the title of the novel, and I felt a bit cheated. Secondly, Kaku Ye Satoru's own character setting was unpleasant, indecisive, and a classic Asashi, who fell in love with everyone he met. Of course, I was mentally prepared before watching it, so I thought it was okay, but this was based on the situation where the scumbag was punished, so I couldn't stand it when I read about chapter 18, but I still watched the latest chapter. It is a very classic Japanese light novel or manga development, so the male protagonist will be liked by the female protagonist. In my personal opinion, this is very unpleasant, because the male protagonist has gained the love of the female protagonists without giving anything, or in other words, giving very little, which makes the female protagonists seem to give it to them for free, without any sense of normalcy. So far, there has been no refreshing and exciting point. I look forward to the subsequent development. If there is a reversal, it will be okay. At least for now, it is not in line with my personal feelings. That's all. [OK]

I found a substitute for the sad Japanese literature in Tomato, which is also a kind of echo of the title of the book. People who like me and people I like like me. If I were Satoru, I don't think I would be entangled for a long time. Mai is the person who loves Satoru the most in the world, and Satoru actually loves Mai the most. As for Asakawa and Yue, just go away.

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The author must have studied a lot of Japanese literary works, and he can vaguely feel some of them.

Five stars support the author, but Kaku Ye Satoru is a bastard [crying]

Shiraishi Wu is too pitiful and humble!

There are so many female characters, I'm afraid the author can't grasp them

It's so cool. Grandma discovered this good book just after she was about to take the college entrance examination [smile]

It's well written, but the cover and name are a bit weird.

Great, the best light novel I've encountered this year

The writing is very good, and I feel half the same as when I read my classmate Haruki Murakami's book when reviewing for high school exams, but there is something wrong with the title of the book.

This book is really good (//∇//), it's quite to my liking. Come on, author, keep up the quality and quantity. The author should not forget to bury the pit, the secret of Hoshino Yue, and the reason for Asakawa Rin