Anime Crossover: I Joined the Go-Home Club, but the Beauties Followed Me Home

I hope you won't hide your identity all the time and use your identity when it's convenient. I really want to hide my identity, but you keep meddling in my own business. This is too contradictory.

Not bad, a good comprehensive comic. But I thought the protagonist would become a pure negative character. If it were me, I would definitely stay at home for a few months and become a dark, crawling, paramecium-like little transparent otaku who doesn't socialize or go to school.

It's not bad, but it's a pity that I'm not interested in hiding my identity and keeping a low profile, but Tomato has few comprehensive comics [face covering]

It's really good. It's rare to find a comprehensive comic that is not a fast food type. Most of the characters in it are well-arranged to get along with the male protagonist. The character design has not been OOC so far. Even the character design that only appears in a few chapters is consistent with the original work. It is not flattened and can be considered full. Unlike those novels where the identity is completely changed when concealed, which is a bit of a substitute literature, this novel does not have any substitute plot to develop feelings. All the emotional foundations are based on the fact that the woman has recognized her true identity. There is no situation where she is overpowering herself. The face is her own from beginning to end. There is no face change. It is just a change of hair color and hairstyle, which is a bit hidden in the two-dimensional setting. But the woman who wants to develop the emotional foundation can basically recognize it within one or two chapters, and there is no misunderstanding of the substitute plot.

In terms of plot and characters, it is worth at least 4 stars (my own viewing experience is 5 stars). For some people, there may be one or two small poisonous points, but there are no major poisonous points. It is a good book among the comprehensive comics about the dancing demons.

It's nice to look at, fun to play, and it requires less tiles.

It's a pretty good book, although I'm obsessed with the main character even before he's revealed, because even if he changes his hair color and hair style, it's impossible for die-hard fans to not recognize him, but since it's a two-dimensional thing, I'd better not worry about it.

Okay, after the update of the Miss Young Lady was discontinued, I didn't come across this pretty good comprehensive comic until today.

After a few months, I finally have another comprehensive comic book that I can read. The setting of this book is good, the protagonist is also likeable, and the content is quite good when it comes to getting along with others.

Overall, it's pretty good, just a little bit stained. I'll speed it up a bit and give it a four-star rating.