The Perfect Male Lead Training Plan

Just focus on writing about the senior female student; why write about so many other female characters? There are indeed many people who like the upperclassman, but there are just as many who like Chitanda Eru Asuna. What's the author's intention in writing so much and then giving it away to others? It's not as good as a harem

So far, it's been written very well! I'm really looking forward to Hyouka's storyline. Hyouka is so great, but probably because of its smaller audience, it couldn't compete with Sword Art Online from the same year. I've always found that surprising, since the opponent was a simple, action-packed anime with little depth... I support the author! I heard that during the holidays, there will be two updates a day. Looking forward to it! (๑˙ー˙๑)

Such sweet dog food... But I like it.

Ugh, so it turns out it was all about a single female lead after all. You created so many anime worlds, and then you give me a single female lead? If you're going to write a single female lead story, just do it properly. Why did you have to create so many female leads from different anime worlds? Isn't that disgusting? And in the end, it got even more ridiculous—you gave all those female leads away... Isn't that disgusting?

I can't stand watching a show with only one female lead. We've finally arrived in the world of anime, how can you bear to let your favorite character become someone else's wife? It's such a shame this genre doesn't have a harem!

This kind of writing is worse than a straightforward harem; at least it would be more enjoyable to read. This single-heroine style is really painful to read. The beginning and the description are fine, but the content is a bit unpleasant. My suggestion: If it's a single-heroine story, stick to a single-heroine story; if it's a harem story, stick to a harem story.

Seeing those comments criticizing the story about giving away girls is really boring, okay? If you're looking for a harem story, go away. Why does writing about female characters necessarily mean you have to collect them? I understand liking harem stories, but don't let your mind be limited to collecting female characters. Emotions beyond romance are also worth writing about.

I absolutely love it when male authors write sweet romance novels, but unfortunately, I'm a staunch supporter of male-centric stories, so I have to reluctantly give up on them. I could accept even a harem with multiple female leads, or even just two or three, but this one has only one female lead… what a shame.

Honestly, the characters and romantic storylines I've introduced so far are exactly what I like. Keep it up, don't abandon the project!

If you're not going to create a harem, then stop with the ambiguous relationships. I come to Qidian to read fanfiction because Japanese light novels don't dare to openly create harems; it's too much of a stomachache. I don't mind if this book has only one female lead, but if it does, then don't describe the other female characters' feelings for the male lead too much (referring to other female…