Date A Live: A Male Spirit's Survival Guide

I have read the latest chapter 52 so far. To help avoid lightning for some people in advance: 1. He is Shido (currently, the author does not seem to be planning to become a girl) 2. The protagonist currently does not seem to have a heroine or a harem. Looking at the comment area, there may be 3. The Shido Society conquers elves (currently conquering Tohka) 4. The protagonist occasionally behaves in a girly way Personal opinion: It's a novel and rare Shido. I want to see how the author writes it, and brings it into the perspective of the protagonist. You come to this different world from an ordinary person, get the original spiritual power given by the system and become an elf. As long as you survive to the finale, you can stop eating cows... And protect my world. There are many shortcomings. If you don't accept some elves and female supporting characters, don't write about the bond or relationship between the protagonist and them. Otherwise, it will be very strange to read Shido in the guide (Girl Warning) Mad Shido is so good in this book. Personal suggestion: Reduce the length of Shido, especially the length of Shido and the female supporting characters. You can't watch brothers driving Land Rover. Strengthen the protagonist, have more values, more mechanisms, and more calmly fish for fun. What you want is peace of mind😏

It's quite good-looking, more of an everyday style. The most important thing is that Shidou Itsuka is not Shiori Itsuka. That's great, and Shidou's harem hasn't changed. That's why I came to watch it. Who likes to watch their favorite anime and characters? It's inexplicable. Being turned into a harem by an unknown character, this kind of daily style is much better without changing the original plot. In fact, what I hope is that the author can write a bond between the protagonist and Shido like Nazuo, Uchiha Sasuke and Uzumaki Naruto

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The protagonist's abilities are unknown, Shido has no gender change, there is a heroine and she is most likely one of the Loli spirits, Shido seals the spirit and wants to kiss, the protagonist has not shown the ability to help other spirits avoid critical summons, there is a risk of wearing a hat, and the protagonist also seems to like to pull red strings, I looked at the Toshika bread and thought she was the heroine, but ended up getting involved with Shido under the prompting of the protagonist.

The identity of the elf seems to be useless at the moment, to the extent that it can be viewed normally even if this identity is deleted. But the protagonist is the elf that interests me the most, and that's what I originally came for.

Most of the previous ones were matchmakers, with some gift girls. Maybe it's my personal feeling. Anyway, I think it's a gift girl to send someone who has an initial crush on me and who will be uneasy when I'm not around her. As for whether you think so, you can decide for yourself.

Let's talk about the conclusion first: Tomato is a rare good book. It has a light and strong taste, and is oriented toward daily life. However, it also contains some main lines of the original work. However, if you want to see the main character making a fortune in the battle, you can leave. The protagonist is a mysterious fun-loving person who manipulates Shido at his fingertips (). The plot arrangement is not bad and is worth watching. Most of the main plot revolves around the original work (at least before Chapter 50), and the small interactions between the protagonist and Shidao (warmth, friendship, and ambiguity) add to the fun of this book. (Random thoughts: Will our Miss Itsuka Shiori make an appearance?) Also, we need more Haruna-sama and his female form 😳

. Suddenly I remembered a god. When watching Date Live, you don't watch dates but watch battles. This god is me🤦 I haven't watched one episode of the fight drama, and only watched 1/3 of the literary drama. In a sense, I am also a god🤦 Is it my problem? Logically speaking, these daily plots should be considered interesting, but all I see is making things difficult for people and playing with emotions🤔 (original work) Anyway, I will not reveal all the dark history of my friends to the public for something, and I will most likely stop it. All kidding aside, I really only saw the difficulty for Shido [currently in the works], not to mention the part about confessing to teachers and classmates, I skipped straight to it. I hate this kind of playing with emotions, it's not interesting at all. To be honest, the fight scenes of Date A Live were really the best at that time🤦 I can only say that the me when I was a child is still the same as I am now🍉 It also reminds me why I only watched fight scenes when I was a child and not literary dramas🍉 I don't have much impression on this book. I can only say that it is not suitable for dates🍉

In fact, the protagonist in the beginning of Date A Live is Shiori, the author of So You Know, Shiori Five Stars Brother, Kissing Seal, if Shido wasn't Shiori, I feel like your book really ended with a sutra, even if your daily writing is really good

So far it's pretty good, it's more daily life, the characters have natural dialogues, and the plot design is interesting. The author should be a veteran in writing, but I feel like the plot is a bit slow. The protagonist's abilities are still unclear after 40 chapters. Overall, it's a good book 👍