Echizen Ryoma considers himself a model human being: well-behaved, upright, and good at both his studies and conduct. It's not like he expects good people to be rewarded or anything... But why is heaven messing with him like this!!!!!
That's right! He encountered an impossible-to-come-by transmigration incident (...incident), even though he never asked for one!
And it wasn't an ordinary transmigration, either. He actually transmigrated into a book?!!! The weirdest part was that he transmigrated into his own character and somehow ended up as the big villain!
And none of that was the problem. The problem was... the version of him in the book actually liked his seniors???!!!!! Was he really just a flirt by nature?? (That's the important part, people!)
The real question is, why do his seniors like men!!!
Heh! There are so many things to complain about, I don't even know where to start...
Fine! Reality is cruel! Hmph! So what if I have to play the bad guy? How hard can it be? (Maybe I can go back after I finish the mission!)
Isn't being a villain just asking for trouble? No problem!!!
Bully, hooligan? Easy! Easy!!!
Flashy, decadent playboy? A piece of cake!!!
Homewrecker? No problem!!!
Rape?! N-no problem my ass!!!
Heartbroken, so big, no more updates?
Thank you. Keep writing. I like it so much.
Why don't you update it? It's very well written, don't give up. I am your strongest supporter.
Hmm... The idea is good and unique. In fact, Ryoma doesn't necessarily have to pretend to be a villain...
Dad, you can't do this to me
This article has a unique style of painting, which is great! I like
Yeah, I think the author's writing is good, please update it soon. It's not enough, come on, come on!
Please update, I am excited to see it. Suddenly nothing happened. A little sad?
Come on ↖(^ω^)↗Look forward to my dear continuing to write! Mwah!
Come on. Well written. Expect. .