Anime Crossover: Cut It Out! I Just Want to Be a Shut-In!

It's a good-looking, very anti-conventional comic. Different from other comics that advertise "don't lick dogs", the male protagonist of this novel treats everyone equally. As long as the male protagonist is unhappy, he will definitely fight back. Sometimes I hate a phenomenon in novels, that is, some female protagonists are sarcastic to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist smiles apologetically, scratches his head, or even apologizes. This novel has no such phenomenon at all. So far, I like this novel very much. It's okay. This novel has the feeling of watching a daily anime. In the early stage, it can be said to be a tycoon. In the later stage, as the protagonist's character begins to become more gentle, the novel begins to develop in the direction of daily comedy. I also like to read daily articles, but a common problem with daily articles is that they tend to be boring, there is nothing exciting about them, and it is easy to feel bored. I hope the author will add some other interesting content.

This is the story of a guy who experienced a huge personality change after being hurt, and then was cured. The process of personality transformation is a bit awkward, but overall it's okay, if you can endure this awkward process.

Well, I just read a few of them, and they are not bad. There is just one problem. I saw Nishimiya Glass in the introduction. With the character of the protagonist, to be honest, I can't bear it. They say that poor people must be hateful. I didn't expect that there is anything hateful about Nishimiya Glass. The whole miserable girl [face covering]

It's a good book. The main character is really not a dog licker, but the character design is a bit broken. For example, Yinglili is almost a female brat. As for the short-term hope of watching the main character push and push, it is impossible. After all, the main character travels through time for the first time and is played by various goddesses (maybe they are all Zeus). There must be shadows.

The author has portrayed the characters so well. From the moment he appeared, it was clear whether this character was a human being. After reading it, I felt that it was okay. Yotsugamiko is a human being, Kobayashi should be 0.8 Human beings, and the rest are a bit too anthropomorphic.

The protagonist, Sigma Man, although, it feels better to directly help solve some simple and convenient things and then clearly say not to bother me again, rather than repeatedly pulling the strings like this.

The girl's character design is okay, a little OOC but not a big deal. The male protagonist's character is also quite fresh, but I personally think it will be difficult for the author to write or know TJ in the future. Because of the background of the male protagonist's character, I really can't imagine how he can have feelings later? Not to mention that it is difficult for a single woman in a harem, Sigma + misogyny, although it is very unique.

Not bad, the setting is quite interesting [laughs evilly]

Although most of the characters in the novel are no longer human at all, after a little thinking, I found that there are still some reasons for these characters. Although most of the characters in the novel are almost like pseudo-humans, the protagonist has not been assimilated and is still a normal person. Even the protagonist, a normal person, behaves quite reasonably when dealing with this group of pseudo-humans. [Cover face] Although the plot is reasonable, the fact that most of the characters have become pseudo-humans will not change, so I give it four stars.

A+, well-deserved A+, your work is like a star above the city, the words are perfectly matched, as if they are integrated into one, comprehensive comic: abstract male protagonist! , Showing the story to urban people. If you can continue to publish such excellent works, you will definitely become a ring master.