Anime Crossover: A Romance Battle Royale, and All the Heroines Are Panicking

My daily life in Japan was written down by the author, especially my family background and my stunning looks that could captivate countless young women. The author described it with great detail, and considering how well the writing was done, I will not pursue legal action regarding my portrait rights.

It's rare to find a book written so smoothly; you can't tell it's written by a new author at all. It shows considerable skill. So far, Yukino hasn't shown any major flaws, though that might be part of her storyline. I look forward to seeing how she develops. Her sharp tongue is quite unfortunate, as most readers find it hard to accept.

Here's a suggestion. If you want to build a harem, the best approach is to directly copy some traditional literary works. Make the protagonist a great Japanese writer, not a manga artist. If they're a literary figure, the social reaction to their harem will be just a casual "Ah, how romantic!" Rather than a feeling that it's inappropriate.

It's very much to my liking, the logic is clear, and the sentences are flawless. Personally, I think it's top-tier among new anime/manga crossover novels. 💕💕💕 This one seems to have multiple heroines; if you prefer a single heroine story, you can also check out the author's other book, Eriri.

So far, the plot seems to be progressing smoothly, and the main character's personality is also quite good. The author's psychological descriptions of each character are consistent with the original work. However, the chapters are still short, yet there are already many characters, and some are starting to appear as time management masters. Now it remains to be seen whether the author can handle the increasing number of new characters. Overall, it's worth continuing to read.

It's pretty good; although there are many characters, it's not chaotic, which is a plus. However, the overall style lacks a Japanese feel, and the pretentious behavior stemming from the rich young master's status somewhat detracts from the atmosphere (like in Japanese light novels). But it depends on the viewer; I'd recommend it if you like that kind of thing.

Could the author work 24/7 without interruption? My salary would be a free little gift 😏 (I really love Kaguya Shinomiya, I give the book 4 stars, and the extra star is for Kaguya.)

There are very few well-written works of this kind left, author, please don't cut it! 🤦

Overall, there aren't many problems, but this book has a fatal flaw: the author can't update 10 chapters a day.

It's really good. There aren't many novels that I added to my bookshelf the first time I read them.