Becoming a Background Character in a Romantic Comedy Anime

It's quite interesting, with a score of about 8. You can read it when you're bored and reading. The author is very persuasive, and there are also some wonderful tips for popular science. All in all, it's a somewhat typical romance light novel that you can read when you're bored. I heard that the author can't stand it, right? Come on, author You are the best cat I will always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always support you. You must persist Because, because, you are one of my favorite authors ❤️ [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [OK] Just do it🤓👆 This is a curse from readers 😏[OK]❤️ Let me go, what happened to my work in prison recently? I suddenly started writing some heavy emotional dramas, which I enjoyed watching 😏 [OK]. As expected, the emotions are better expressed in the first person. It's really great. It's absolutely gravity. What comes from this is

One of the few novels that reflects the different aesthetics of three-dimensional and two-dimensional people, and one of the few whose goal is to disrupt the harem from the beginning, instead of being like other toilet paper whose goal is to not care about anything at the beginning, but ends up insisting on finding trouble.

In fact, the impression is not particularly good. Although the male protagonist complains about the slow-witted original protagonist, in fact, he is also a fool while being Asasi. Especially in the latest chapter, Qingmei's way of getting along is the male protagonist's own upbringing, which is very difficult. Qingmei's finding a fake boyfriend in order to attract the attention of the male protagonist is also a bit of a poisonous plot. It is not obvious that the fake boyfriend broke up after the male protagonist got close to Qingmei, but the male protagonist doubted Qingmei's feelings, and later deceiving Qingmei to go to another school was indeed too much. Isn't it true that I cherish this Qingmei and fear that the relationship will not be maintained? Isn't it bad to deceive like this and feel happy after being promoted to high school? In fact, I don't quite understand the plot of the tsundere. Because the male coach and the first time they met were a collision, he has always maintained a disgusting attitude. The tsundere should not show his emotions so obviously to strangers. Of course, if there are related pitfalls later, then forget it. The setting of three-dimensional reincarnation and two-dimensional dimensionality reduction attack is quite novel. It takes place in various classic plots in Japanese comics, combined with the male protagonist's complaints and some small jokes. In fact, it can make people smile knowingly when it comes to the airwaves. The author is a newcomer and listens to advice, which is one of the reasons why I gave it four stars. The plot seems to have reached its climax. I hope the author can insist on finishing this book. That's why I am not looking forward to the author's follow-up. Hum.

I've finished reading it, but I have a few questions. Isn't there a line where Xinai has a boyfriend? But the whole thing is a bit fishy. She said a bunch of nonsense, and it's obvious that she buried it, but she didn't fill it in. It made me feel so uncomfortable. Xinai will probably come back later, and there will definitely be some big changes in her personality, mainly for the male protagonist. I suggest that she just becomes a yandere.

Now that I have read the chapters, let me share my thoughts. First of all, it is written in the first person. Although this is different from most books, it is well written and does not feel inconsistent. The face blindness brought about by Cushman's perspective is my favorite setting in this book, that is, looking at the second dimension or the second dimension. It is a good idea to set the background of the world as a formula toilet paper anime, so the character setting can be a very classic image, but the biggest problem at present is the protagonist's mobility, and the protagonist himself claims that he does not want the female protagonist to like the original male protagonist to avoid the consequences of the original male protagonist's time traveling to the heroine. However, I can only say that the shaping of the protagonist is no different from the original protagonist. He can vaguely sense that he is liked but the author has to give him a reason to convince himself. This is an illusion. In the end, the overall feeling is that the portrayal of the protagonist is not good, or the author originally intended to create a subsequent growth character in this way, and then wait and see.

Personally, I really like the first-person perspective narrative. The author is very considerate and includes explanations of various nouns or jokes. The writing and plot development are also unexpected for a light novel. So far, as long as you can read it, it feels good.

Can. No big problem Forget it, the male protagonist is actually a bit of a procrastinator. He even has a tendency to be self-disciplined. He has not met his childhood sweetheart, and his first reaction when he gets a boyfriend is to be curious and want to see him.

The story of a normal person living in a world full of stereotypes is surprisingly good. The author will also explain some of the jokes separately for the convenience of readers who don't read Japanese comics very much. But I don't know why in Chapter 44, a request for leave from Qingmei's former boyfriend appears inexplicably. Is it because of the if line story or is there another plan? But no matter which kind of works are highly toxic in current online works, delete them as soon as there are not many people.

I really didn't realize that this book's rating was so low, probably because I've been around Japan for a while, so it was fun to get to know the author easily. I looked through some negative reviews and found that they are all criticisms of the male protagonist and female protagonist. How should I put it? They are all common characters of Niqing, including exaggerated actions and the like. Just think of it as the erosion of God (laughing). On the contrary, the author has actually written in a relatively anti-routine way, which in my opinion is quite commendable. Although the author said that he felt shy when he heard words such as "come on", I think the author can be more confident, and the writing is indeed very good.

I found a good deal, the world view and characters are very three-dimensional, and it is unexpectedly interesting to complain about the two-dimensional appearance. However, the behavior of the male protagonist intervening in the plot is questionable. Although it is for fun, it is not that much fun after interfering. Instead, it seems to replace the original plot male protagonist's intention to snatch girls. It would be better if the plot can be polished more and let it take its course.