After transmigrating into a fantasy world, Ryan discovers that he is nothing more than a disposable background character.
To stay alive, he decides to keep his distance from the main cast and never get involved in the plot.
But on the first day of school, his desk mate turns out to be the original game's male lead: the stunningly handsome, blue-eyed, blond-haired Alec.
Ryan: ...The game's protagonist is coming after me? This isn't how the story is supposed to go!
Even worse, this "good buddy" not only invites him to stay the night, but also keeps blushing whenever they're alone.
Then one day, after waking up from a drunken night, Ryan finds Alec curled up in his arms, revealing her true identity as a girl.
Ryan: ??? Weren't you supposed to build a harem? How did you end up giving yourself away?
Alexia, blushing: S-Say one more word and I'll kill you!
Later, a princess, a teacher, a mermaid, a dragon girl, an outer god... one after another, they come knocking.
Ryan: I just want to be a background character. Could you all please stop crowding around me?
(Multiple heroines + subverting tropes + lighthearted + the "original male lead" is a heroine)
There is a faint personal feeling, to be precise, it is a human-computer feeling. Just like human-computer interaction, it is a formulaic interaction. The same question can be asked again soon, and can also be answered again with the same answer. But it may be my misunderstanding, but the four stars are encouraging.
It seems a bit like AI 🤔
The data is terrible, but surprisingly beautiful.
Not bad in my opinion. However, after not watching it for two weeks, I stopped updating it😭 Is it because no one is watching?
I think it's pretty good, keep up the good work [punch out]