A Programmer in the World of Anime

What did you call yourselves during your teenage years?

The consequence of reading too many books is that after reading three to five chapters, you can roughly see the overall direction and style, there's nothing new, so you can't continue reading, then you experience a reading slump, then you randomly search for books, and the cycle repeats endlessly.

I just want to say, can you please stop with the constant bitter smiles? I don't know who started this trend, but some novels have a whole chapter with a bitter smile. I just want to say, seriously, a bitter smile isn't a cure-all. A bitter smile refers to a forced smile when you're in a bad mood; you're sad inside, but the smile you give is an unpleasant one, like self-mockery, mocking yourself…

1. As the title suggests, this is the "Extra" thread (because coming up with names for the characters is too much trouble). 2. Criteria: Individuals related to the ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) community, including groups and individuals such as light novel authors, illustrators, concept artists, anime directors, game producers, etc. 3. Format (to be sent later)

I was planning to jump in, and I checked the reviews beforehand, but... The author said this book isn't a harem story, it's a single-heroine story... What the heck? You're writing a 2D fanfiction and you're giving me a single-heroine story? Isn't that a guaranteed doomed story? And if you really wanted a single-heroine story, fine! But why include so many other 2D heroines in the book?

1. I don't understand why everyone has to add Umaru. Is it just to pad the word count? So far, I haven't seen her contribute anything to the plot. To be honest, Umaru's character is fine as a comedy anime, but putting her in a novel makes her seem contrived, childish, and selfish. You could say she has absolutely no redeeming qualities. 2. Just how many memories does the protagonist actually have?

I found the earlier plot particularly awkward. They've written over 40 chapters and the novel still hasn't been submitted. The daily life at school is incredibly awkward, and there's not much about Umaru at home. It would be better to just remove Umaru's character altogether.

First came the sages, then came heaven; I, Huimei, am like a fairy in a painting.

It's a pity this picture doesn't show any legs lol

I skimmed through it, flipped through the table of contents, and got a general idea of ​​the plot. That's how crossover novels are—there's only one male lead, but tons of girls. He's constantly flitting between dozens, even hundreds, of female characters, and they're reluctant to give the female lead to the original male lead or maintain the original yuri (lesbian) dynamic…