After transmigrating into a matriarchal world where women outnumber men twenty to one, Fang Xu has spent fifteen years as a rare male. He should have been living the harem life, adored by everyone, but instead no one pays him any attention because he is surrounded by several male guards so handsome they seem almost divine. He assumed his brothers were just too impressive and were scaring off potential romances. Who could have guessed that these “brothers” were actually stunning young women disguised as men? While he cluelessly slings his arms around them and enjoys their “manly” friendship, an [Intimate Daily Life System] suddenly activates.
[Quest: Give your classmate Tohsaka Rui a “back-hug ambush” within ten minutes.]
[Failure penalty: Social death, such as reading your embarrassing chuuni diary aloud over the school PA system.]
Fang Xu: “Rui’s my best bro. What’s wrong with giving him a hug?”
Seeing his “brother” turn bright red and go stiff as a board, Fang Xu, a straight man through and through, is completely dumbfounded.
Brother, I originally wanted to give you two stars. I feel that there is nothing wrong with your narration, and it is smooth and not uncomfortable to watch. But to be honest, I didn't feel it when you marked it as "female hero". It also has a bit of AI flavor. I don't know if it is an illusion, but it looks really AI. The background of the plot is so confusing. Three girls fell in love with the male protagonist for no reason and became his bodyguard. It was really uncomfortable to watch. The incomplete background of the male and female protagonists is a poison. Take it off.
I didn't notice the male-to-female ratio, I just saw that three women pretended to be men and coaxed their brothers to play, but the plot was okay. After Chapter 26, the male protagonist starts to commit suicide in the Shura field. It's so funny. Let's turn the situation around. Let's start.
Looks good, but I have fallen into the hands of tomboys in my life.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, so cute