(Kaguya-sama + MyGO + Oregairu + Nisekoi + Saekano + Hyouka...)
(Some details will differ from the original works.)
Once you've seen a true genius, you start to feel like an ordinary person.
That's how Shilang felt. After leaving that genius behind, he thought he would live like an ordinary person wherever he went. But his life took a turn when he was eleven.
A man found him and told him he was the legal heir to the Shijo Group, asking him to come home.
And so, as Shijo Shilang, he began his second life.
His younger sister, Shijo Kaguya; the maid Hayasaka Ai; his desk mate, Kirisaki Chitoge; and all sorts of other strange girls. It seems their world isn't just about winning, losing, and scheming. There's something else in it, too...
From what I've read so far, I think it looks pretty good. The male protagonist's personality is a bit sultry. His current actions are all based on the interests of the family, and he pave the way for his rise to power by making some valuable friends. In this process, there have been more or less collisions and interactions with many female characters. Currently, Mutou and Mashiro are the most active. Finally, why does the Widow appear so early, but only shows up occasionally with the title of monitor? Although the widow's family situation may not be worth it for the protagonist, the widow's character is still quite interesting. I want to see the male protagonist get entangled with the heavy girl. Mu Tou Ren still has a guitar personality in the front, but after getting familiar with the male protagonist, his mode of getting along becomes Mortis. Could it be that the ancient god has exerted his strength?
It looks good, but how do you deal with Kaguya's feelings? They don't look like normal siblings 😂
What an interesting setting
It's beautiful. The author knows how to make readers enjoy watching it. It's really exciting to watch the protagonist appearing in front of a saint. More updates, please come on💕
But it's first person, but it feels good to watch
I hope Brother Lu will become Sister Lu
I came across this book in a book shortage and found it quite interesting. It's just that there are too few people pushing Tomato. If I hadn't really run out of books to read, I probably wouldn't have clicked in.
Come on, author! The writing is still very good.
I can't stand the first person version, but I still give it a good review.
It's beautiful, why is there no one?