After being scolded as "trash" by my supervisor for the fifth time, my eyesight went dark. When he opened his eyes again, he turned out to be the indecisive male protagonist Kazuya Kinoshita in the Japanese manga "Rental Girlfriend", who was given the good guy card by all the female protagonists. The handsome but useless face in the mirror made me feel sick to my stomach.
"Okay, now that we're here," I said in front of the mirror with a sharp smile that definitely didn't belong to the original owner, "Start the strategy mode.
Reader comments
It was a bit exciting to watch. In fact, the meeting with grandma can be told later in the fourth chapter. Asami is indeed very sober and clearly said that the male protagonist is playing with fire. In the end, the male protagonist may have nothing. Then it is not impossible for Asami to taunt her again. Chizuru's line can be told again. To describe it in more detail, when I watched the anime, I really hoped that Ruka could be the main palace in the novel. Although she was very straightforward and looked like a time bomb, the way the male protagonist treated them was really different. Instead, Mo needed more guidance, but I didn't want her to have an emotional line, just I just need to rely on the male protagonist to help me grow up. I hope the author can polish this movie and make it more refined. This is my personal opinion. I wish the author can focus more on showing the emotional line between Chizuru and Ruka instead of just following the whole story. Accept, since the male protagonist knows the process and ending, he should treat one of the girls well, whether it is Ruka or Chizuru, but Mo is really not necessary, she just needs guidance and growth. What happened to Asami in the end? The author can think about it again. I will continue to support you. Please come on.
It was a bit exciting to watch. In fact, the meeting with grandma can be told later in the fourth chapter. Asami is indeed very sober and clearly said that the male protagonist is playing with fire. In the end, the male protagonist may have nothing. Then it is not impossible for Asami to taunt her again. Chizuru's line can be told again. To describe it in more detail, when I watched the anime, I really hoped that Ruka could be the main palace in the novel. Although she was very straightforward and looked like a time bomb, the way the male protagonist treated them was really different. Instead, Mo needed more guidance, but I didn't want her to have an emotional line, just I just need to rely on the male protagonist to help me grow up. I hope the author can polish this movie and make it more refined. This is my personal opinion. I wish the author can focus more on showing the emotional line between Chizuru and Ruka instead of just following the whole story. Accept, since the male protagonist knows the process and ending, he should treat one of the girls well, whether it is Ruka or Chizuru, but Mo is really not necessary, she just needs guidance and growth. What happened to Asami in the end? The author can think about it again. I will continue to support you. Please come on.