Crossover Anime: This Novel's Male Lead Isn't That Handsome

The book is good. When I first read the setting, it was said that the protagonist is ugly in the eyes of normal people. I didn't read it carefully. I thought it was the protagonist who looked like this at first, but later I understood that the protagonist sees himself as ordinary. In the eyes of ordinary people, he is ugly and disgusting, but in the eyes of weirdos, he is the darling of the gods. The novel itself is also a confrontation against appearance prejudice. People who can truly see through the protagonist's heart will not care about appearance. In the novel, Yukino is a normal person. She can't help but feel ugly when she sees the protagonist, but she can realize her own problems and actively change. I think this is also some of the views the author wants to export. Generally speaking, as long as you can read the protagonist's experience of being discriminated against in the first few chapters, you will feel that this is a good book after reading the rest.

To be honest, it's hard to have a good idea, and it's even harder to write it down. The author has done it, and it's a high-quality book. There are too few of it now, so I can only give you this. The only problem is that it always gives me the feeling that the author has no outline. The author wants to write a tolerant and a bit cowardly Taeyang, but because the comments are constantly changing, this will create a sense of fragmentation. Fortunately, the author is strong enough in writing, and there is nothing unacceptable yet. I suggest that the author better write it before it is too late. After writing so many works, it is certain that every work cannot please everyone. (I will click here, the kind that does not have negative views, but the comment section is full of brats teaching the author to write books. It is a normal disagreement. Harem is still pure love, Lily Danmei. If you don't like it, just go away and point out that you don't like this genre.

So far so good. The protagonist's situation is a cognitive filter. In the eyes of normal people, he is ugly, but in the eyes of those who can see weirdness and weirdness, he is a handsome guy.

If I were the protagonist and something like that happened, I feel like I would be ready to destroy the world 🤦

It's a good book. On a platform like Tomato, both the subject matter and the writing style can be said to be good. If you practice your writing skills, this book may do better on other platforms. After all, Tomato's user audience is relatively new. I have to say that the subject matter is really fresh. It gives me the joy of reading a book a long time ago, that fresh feeling. I hope the author can keep writing and stick to his original outline. I have seen too many books that were messed up due to random changes based on readers' suggestions. The more people read your book, the more you have to stick to your own ideas. At least you won't regret it if it fails. That would be great if it's a new author, there are very few books I can read in one sitting. Well, it's inevitable to urge the author to update after talking about this. After all, it's really not enough. I was disappointed. It still tasted like good tea. It tasted like good tea at the beginning. It was really disappointing after reading the latest chapters. I thought I left it for too long, which made the plot jerky. After reading it again, forgive me for not being able to stand it anymore. I don't know if this is your first book. Even if it is, I still hope that you can have your own opinion. The original characteristics of your book are wearing away. It is better to move towards ordinary step by step than to be blindly led by others.

Give yourself a five star Please urge me to update, please give me a gift, thank you all. Hey, write one book after another, what on earth is going on?

Yes, the protagonist is well portrayed. Although many people think he is the Virgin, I just want to say, is the protagonist the Virgin or is it that we feel like this kind of well-intentioned person in social life? A simple person is not suitable for survival. We are afraid that we are like that, and then reject him? My understanding of the protagonist's current character is that maybe the protagonist was not as holy as he is now in his previous life, but was abandoned after reincarnation, and then picked up by the long-necked mother, who raised him. During this process, 1: the long-necked mother and other weirdos did not want the protagonist to see the dark side, so the protagonist grew up in a good environment without intrigues. The influence of the environment is very important. You should understand that it can change a person. 2: The long-necked mother and other weirdos are equivalent to being inseparable. Under the eyes of the elders, you can take it for yourself. We don't want the elders to see our bad things, and then there is the first environmental impact. The bottom line of the protagonist's previous life is also the bottom line of ordinary people. He will not kill indiscriminately, and he also understands moral standards, so he is very kind. Under the gaze of the elders, the protagonist is carefree, and is exposed to many beautiful things. Therefore, when he is not exposed to darkness, the protagonist will become more and more kind, and he will appear to be a bit of a saint. In fact, he knows how to stand up for the people around him. This is also easy to understand. If you give an example, you originally knew the rules of Landlords. When you first played 7 kings, 5, 2, and 3, you may not be used to it and then became very uncomfortable with it. After a long time, you got used to it and became a boss. Then when you play Landlords, you have always been under the rules of 7 kings, 5, 2, and 3. When someone else plays 8, you may subconsciously instinctively just throw 7 out. (Although it's not right to use this game as an example, it's just to make it easier for you to understand more intuitively. I'm too lazy to give examples.)

It's very strange. I originally thought I was a beauty addict, but actually I don't care that much! However, since the protagonist is so strong, there is actually no need to add other points to increase his combat power. I would like the protagonist to get to know more powerful gods, such as the God of Fire like Natsume. The protagonist can complete their commissions and gain their friendship. It can be used at critical moments. There is no need to write battles with relatively low combat power. The protagonist has no points to increase his combat power. He is already strong enough now. On the other hand, the protagonist's appearance , since there are already weird ones that are completely affected by evil thoughts, we can also create a few more powerful ones. For example, after entering a certain area that Mianzi encounters, ordinary people can see it. People who enter can see the true appearance of the protagonist. The protagonist can rely on those powerful weird possessions to gain the ability to eliminate the weird things that are simply evil thoughts. You can write that other ordinary weird ones in a certain area cannot be attacked, and they must be of a particularly powerful level. I'm a little tired of watching it. I feel like the male protagonist has been targeted too much because of his ugliness. If it continues like this, I might be a little tired of it personally, but I can't figure out how to do it again without throwing away this setting? It's just a personal opinion, the author can write it as he sees fit.

Come on, the current poisonous points are the fourth house, and the cat demon that has not been dealt with well. The other is the emotional line. The harem is easy to overturn. It depends on whether the author can grasp it well. If the female protagonist is written, it will be easier to write, but how to deal with Miko and the weird girl.

It's very interesting. He is not as handsome or talented as the protagonists of other variety comics, but he has the same gentleness as Natsume.