I Became the Savior of the Obsessive Girls by Being Rational

This is my ideal male protagonist. Unlike other romantic comedy-style dull and funny male protagonists, the protagonist's strategy for the female protagonist does not depend solely on an "accident." It's about the effort put in in life, the absolute rationality in every decision, how much hard work, sweat, and how many struggles with survival are behind every sweet story that seems to come naturally. Perhaps such an existence itself is impossible. He has many incredible abilities. To achieve anything, a person needs many prerequisites. Instead of many heroines falling in love with you when they see a person's shining point, it is precisely these many shining points that deserve more possibilities. In the introduction to this book, I have only read Wo Tiao and Practical Teaching. The protagonists of these two works have one thing in common, that is, they are relatively rational and have rational analysis before doing anything. This is what attracted me to this book. Finally, I would like to say that the author writes very well, the rhythm is well controlled, and the layout is comfortable. Although there is a suspicion of the word count, he has fully written the charm of each character. I just treat it as a light novel. Come on, there is no Lily.

This is the book I want to read [crying], and the more I read, the more interested I am. I can only say that the absolute white room, and the rationality born from it, taught Ling Xiaolu what he will love... I am definitely not an OOC person. The writing is good and I feel like I am watching anime, but there are too few updates. I also give out free gifts every day. Oh Nega, I must keep updating. Wow, Darcy can do anything [crying], so don't get cold [crying]

A very unique comprehensive manga, using Ayanokouji's perspective to cut into the story line. This idea is very genius, because it perfectly solves the problem of being stuck when a certain character in a multi-female protagonist is too favorably favored (personally, when I read a harem novel, when I see the protagonist establishes a relationship with a certain character, I will suddenly feel boring. The twisting, pulling and blood flowing between the characters is what I want to see!). There is no need to consider the moral bottom line between relationships, allowing the character to perfectly shuttle between the heroines. Generally speaking, when a love line progresses too fast, the work will be easily eunuched and unfinished, but another wonderful thing about this book is that he stitched together some distinctive and non-popular elements. He did not choose the two 🍅evergreens of Chunwu and the passerby heroine, but chose the popular but 🍅not many people wrote about me and Li Keli, etc., Which provided the work with a good guaranteed plot and fun. In addition, the writing style of the work is also very natural, and it manages the pseudo-human feeling of Brother Lu very well. At the same time, the rhythm is quite moderate. If the rhythm is too fast, it will not go far, so it is good to keep it like this. All in all, this is definitely an interesting and high-quality comprehensive comic. I hope the author will stick to it. I don't ask for more updates, but I just want it to stop being a eunuch or a bad ending. [Like][Like][Like]

It has the flavor of the original work, the writing skills are solid, the plot advancement is very stable, and it is undoubtedly a masterpiece. However, I still hope to see the original female characters in Sankyo, such as Sakayanagi Arisu, Sakayanagi Arisu, Sakayanagi Arisu, Amasawa Ichika, Haibami and so on.

I'll give it 5 stars first. The characters are quite restored. In addition, I want to discuss an issue, similar to the native Makima, who was trained in a closed laboratory at a very young age. Logically speaking, there should be a lack of security in fatherly love and maternal love, so there will be similar paranoia in the future. For example, the native mother wants to drink breast milk, and Makima wants to be hugged. However, the character design of Ayanokouji is too weird. There is no sense of paranoia about dependence at all. Female characters are thrown away after use, and interacting with them is purely to achieve their goals. You said he is an inhuman monster, but Machima also controls demons. I feel that the original author's design understanding is beyond the realm of biological creatures. My chovy ambush has been laid for me! At the beginning of the introduction, it was said that Ricolis and I recommended it, but it didn't appear until more than 90 chapters, and they were all rushing to get it released. Can't we bury the line earlier?

An extremely delicious work. Compared with the original work, which is more magical and sweet, Brother Lu here, his methods and psychology are closer to those in Volume 0 It's been a long time since I've seen a fanfic that fits the character so well. I can't help but get excited when I think about meeting a bunch of gods in the future. The only thing I'm afraid of now is that if there is copyright here, your score will be too high and I will ban you. But that's something to consider later, so I won't care about it now.

It's rare that there is no OOC-free Mr. Lu. He is different from the male protagonists of other variety comics. Mr. Lu's strength is based on the strength set by the original work. This is because Mr. Lu is a genius himself. Nothing he does is surprising. The only problem is that the number of words is too small. Please update it for me [Like]

Always adhere to one point of view. The core of the novel for boys is not any female protagonist but the male protagonist. Ayanokouji Harutaka's character is very suitable for being a male protagonist, but the original novel gives him too much indifference The author of this novel respects the original work but at the same time gives Ayanokōji a human side. The story between the parties involved in exploring the human side will have a bigger stage and more interesting content. Surprisingly, the role of Nagasaki Vegetarian is perfect. As someone who has never been exposed to Lily and band themes, I am interested in a female character for the first time. Yandere and pity for the weak, without giving people a sense of detachment Gentle but also careful not to give people a sense of distortion Gravity and motherhood at the same time without giving people a sense of boredom A little more arrogance from time to time She may be the third unforgettable female character after Tian Yan (tsundere) in "Wang Chang Tian" and Shen Youchu (gentle) in "I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn." Now she is her. But is the Nagasaki Vegetarian in the author's novel the Nagasaki Vegetarian in that novel? Or is it just a different character who was given the name Chronic Vegetarian? I haven't read the original work, so I can't make a conclusion.

It looks okay, nothing toxic, and the plot is interesting to me I found a very interesting thing when I clicked on the author's homepage. I thought the author's book "Lovers Are Not Good" was super awesome because the characters and plot were directly blocked. Kaguya's character design and the character of the male protagonist in that book were quite poisonous. But this one doesn't have those poisonous points, and it looks good. The fake love part is not that good

It's pretty good, but the paragraph comments are too low-quality. Because short videos are so developed now, some memes are used indiscriminately by a group of people. When I open the comment area, they are all arrogant and arrogant. It's so arrogant. A group of people don't even understand what it means, so they just post a bunch of inexplicable comments here. The wonderful thing is that if you don't have the strength to pretend to be fat and make a fool of yourself, that's called Hao. If you have the strength to do it, that's called awesome. Now in the eyes of some brainless people, if you do something you're good at and you're very good at it, that's called Hao. Because if he can't do it, others will do it and that's Hao [crying with laughter]