Harumon: This Is My Romantic Comedy

It feels okay, but maybe the elements of Doraemon and Harmono are not well integrated. Every time Yukino speaks, there is a sense of drama. I hope the author can deal with it later or just write the story of Doraemon with Harmono Kaminyin alone.

The author is pretty awesome. It's the first time I've seen the combination of two dimensions and Doraemon. The protagonist in the author's work is an indigenous person, but he has his own characteristics, and the previous plot is also very well written. (However, I personally don't like purely indigenous protagonists, and there is no system or supernatural power such as cultivating immortals)

I'm waiting for you to update the book. The update speed is as reassuring as ever. I've read Chapter 12 and I'm looking forward to it.

The content is really good. I was fascinated by it. Now I rarely write about Doraemon. I like it very much, but it's a pity that I can't pass the line of life and death.

I've finished reading it. How can I put it? It's actually quite attractive. It's also a good Harmono fanfic in Tomato. I like the character design of Madam Society very much. It's so cute. The words of the protagonist and Oteacher. To be honest, the progress between them seems to be a bit fast. According to Oteacher Although his character is very gentle, he will most likely not become friends with people he has not known for a long time (except Ayaka). As for the branch line, the teacher should be helping his wife to treat social anxiety. I don't know if it is my imagination, but I always feel that there is a knife, I hope not. As for Yukino, there is no evil point. At least if you like Yukino's character, you can still read this book. But depending on the situation, Yukino should be the heroine, so how does the great teacher match the CP? I prefer to be paired with Dango if I die alone. In fact, I prefer to be paired with Haruno, because she seems to be the only one who has not been saved in the anime and the novel. I also did the Haruno line in the game. I was really touched and wanted Haruno to find the real thing. Please, author, this is the request of my life (it's really not possible, but the extras are okay, although it's a bit early to talk about the extras at the beginning of the book). The male protagonist's character, well, it's novel but not novel. Human observation, I always feel that I have seen this somewhere, and his personality is also very gentle, but currently I can't see the way the male protagonist helps others. I think the author wanted to imitate Harmono's original text when writing this book, which has a little bit of flavor, so the male protagonist must have his own way of helping others. Maybe it's the kind of gentleness that says it's just observing humans but is actually very dedicated to helping others, which is quite cute. In terms of highlights, I actually like to see the conflict of ideas among the protagonists. The ideas of Yukino and the male protagonist are in conflict. As for Oteacher's self-destruction, I feel that it may not explode until Rumi Tsurumi (probably called this elementary school student). Of course, it may not, but the cultural festival part will definitely explode. After all, as far as the current protagonist is concerned, the world will not be completed with Oteacher being injured alone. Of course, I have my own selfish motives, for example, if I want to have more scenes of Yangno, well, that's it, I'm looking forward to the next plot. Let us be free!

I'll give it five points first. The previous book was pretty good. Let's wait and see and see who the heroine is.

Follow your free will and give it a thumbs up✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ Overall, it's a very comfortable read, nothing toxic [shy]

Single heroine or harem [what] Don't let it end like this [crying]

It's so damn good-looking, and the male protagonist's character really pokes me

No, no, please, the author (›´ω`‹)

This book and the previous one are both very beautiful. It's such a pity and so unfree.

From the previous book. The dialogue in the author's new book is very interesting, and the character of the male protagonist is also very appealing to me. The unfolding was a bit unexpected. Looking forward to the follow-up, the author will give you a lot of support.

It's good-looking, but really short. This is the shortest author I've ever seen, half a star.

I really like reading this kind of story, but there are some problems with the relationship between the protagonist and Yukinoshita, and the way they get along. And too short. It's over before I've seen enough. It feels like a pity to hurt.

The unexpected feeling is as if I have returned to the past when I watched Doraemon's full-length novel. As for setting Sobu Gao and Nobita as freshmen and sophomores, this seems to be no problem. Why did it end? Does anyone know what happened?