Is It Wrong to Use Tricks on Heroines in an Anime Crossover?

The mysterious plot requires a lot of attention to radio waves, but I got used to it. First of all, don't expect too much from the male protagonist. Then, don't expect too much from the hero's conscience. Finally remember: this is part of the plan. PS: Be nice to Yui 😢

I am chovy, open a harem for me. Opening a harem in an upright and open manner is the hegemony of a strong man, and he can defeat the entire world with his own strength! I can't deceive women (. Jpg), God, forgive me, I still prefer to watch relaxed daily life and sweet love. I still can't accept this kind of scheming boy and unscrupulous warlock. I feel that the protagonist does not have his own independent personality. Opening a harem cannot be said to be a goal, it has become an obsession.

I have caught up with the latest chapter. The main plot of this book so far is that the protagonist performs various operations in order to open a harem. It seems that the author means that there will be new characters to be conquered in the future, but as far as my personal feeling is concerned, the existing characters are already a bit overwhelmed. When there are more people and the space is spread out, the pen and ink that each person can allocate is limited. In my case, most of them become functional symbols, and it is difficult to really leave an impression. The method of writing a harem that I agree with in my heart may not be that the protagonist takes the initiative to conquer them one by one, but that the author first solidly shapes the characters and allows the emotional intersection between them and the protagonist to occur naturally. When this bond is so deep that readers feel that they cannot bear to let anyone down, the difficulty of choosing really takes on weight. This is not a question of the number of people, but whether the emotions can stand. Then there is the sense of substitution, which may be due to my personal personality. I am really not able to substitute for the kind of protagonist who devotes a lot of energy to managing multi-line relationships. There are many things worth investing in in life, and love is only part of it. So when the entire story revolves entirely around the strategy, my personal reading experience will be a little thin.

The setting is very gimmicky, and the patches are very comprehensive, but if you continue to add a lot of female protagonists in the future, it will probably collapse, or the ending will be forced. Come on, please update, the author must be a master of the Gala game [Sending my heart] I'm living in Bengbu... I've started such a big business and made a Gala game 🤦 There are more and more female leads, and they're getting more and more sexy.

I've finished reading it. It's a good book and a harem story. The male protagonist is also very aware of starting a harem (although he was a bit dismissive in the early stage, but he is still responsible). He also handled Midoriya quite well. He didn't lick or use too much force. Currently, he has won Shiwa Yukino Dango. Miura Eiriri has a crush on her but has not entered the harem yet. Looking forward to the later plot (rush to update)

After careful consideration, I finally came to the conclusion that this book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu fighting Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M46 times of strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

It's good to watch. To be honest, I prefer the unpretentious character of the protagonist. If you want to open a harem, you'll do whatever it takes to open it. And it's also emotionally foreshadowed. It's not some inexplicable thing that makes you fall in love at first sight. It's really good (•ᴗ•)

It's quite good to watch, and the bloodthirsty audience will enjoy watching it. But after seeing the development, I should turn to daily writing, which is a bit regretful.

I think the writing is good, and the harem is very reasonable. There is a deep foreshadowing. It's not like falling in love suddenly. The male protagonist will do whatever it takes to achieve his goal and work hard for the goal. He is not a Puxi-type male protagonist, and there is no ambiguous plot of hundreds of chapters before they get together at the end. It's really good to watch.

It is rare for a male protagonist to work hard to open a harem. He does not accept things without thinking, has emotional foreshadowing, and is a bit unscrupulous, but he is better than those cowards who do nothing and always want the female protagonist to accept it. Those who like to watch daily romance comics can feel free to enter.