[Tell me, Mr. Ginpachi!
"A reader with the pseudonym 'Original heroines are all Mary Sue' asked: Hello sir, what is this novel about? I don't understand what it is about at all now, or rather I don't understand it even more. What's the point of it?"
"Okay, answer the question - does this kind of novel need meaning? Before thinking about this kind of question, how about thinking about a more meaningful question, such as what to eat tonight."
"Next, a reader with the pseudonym 'Why are the male protagonists all in the same routine' asks: Hello sir, I want to know what the background of this novel is and who the male protagonist is. If I don't know the male protagonist, I won't be in the mood to read the novel at all."
"Answer the question - the setting is Group Z, Year 3. The male protagonist is a love warrior who unfortunately got the bad luck lottery. But don't worry, this actor is a battle-hardened staff member of our crew in every sense of the word."
"Finally, the reader whose pen name is: 'Teacher, I would rather see you carrying a gun into battle' asks: Hello sir, what is the setting of the heroine of this novel, and what is the writing style like? I am very concerned about this, so I ask the question."
"To answer the question - the heroine is a long-haired Xinbaji. If you want to ask why, it is because everyone is a Xinbaji. The writing style is a school drama without campus, a love drama without love, and a light comedy without light comedy."
"That's all! Onishi-san, after you finish reading this light comedy about campus love, stand in the corridor for me!"