I’m the Morals Committee Member in an Anime Crossover, and I’m Disbanding the Service Club

It's alright, but being prime minister is a bit difficult to fall from grace!

Unlike typical system novels that offer overpowered advantages, this story doesn't obsessively pander to the female lead. The writing is excellent. While it's unrealistic for a commoner to become prime minister in Japan, this perfectly captures the spirit of youthful exuberance and ambition. Rather than simply depicting scholarly ideals and boundless enthusiasm, it portrays truly idealistic and hardworking young people.

Excellent, very good, no major flaws. Could you please add Shikimori as a character?

It's very good. I just hope they can give the protagonist some cheat codes or improve his abilities. Right now, the protagonist is living a very tough and weak life.

It's good, but the protagonist's social skills are still lacking. But it's a new author and a new book, so keep writing!

The protagonist is in his prime, aiming for the top, which I think is great. Everyone else seems too focused on practical matters. Of course, I'm not saying they're bad; I didn't think that much while watching. I just found it enjoyable. Some people mock the protagonist's dream, and while that dream might be unrealistic, does that mean others shouldn't dream, especially a young man? A young man has a dream and takes action to achieve it—isn't that wonderful?

The character background has been changed; becoming prime minister can be seen as a teenage dream. The text and character portrayal are quite good; it's interesting! 🤦 The female characters are paired up a bit too much, and the pace is already quite fast at only 60-something chapters.

It's so beautiful, I'm definitely adding it to my favorites!

I've never seen an author like this on Tomato Book that would definitely become a hit if they just kept writing well 😘😘😘

Good, the persona is well maintained.