The Strange Case of Someya-kun

The daily life is very warm, and the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is very well written, which makes me have a desire to follow it. I'm not pretending anymore, I'm showing off my cards, I'm a troll, and I'm going to troll next! If you think there's anything I said that's wrong, feel free to point it out below and let's fight. I was really disgusted by this plot: 1. The setting itself is disgusting. This book should be based on the setting of the Absolute Choice anime. As a pure lover, I cannot accept the protagonist's behavior after he has established a relationship with the heroine and really likes the heroine. Because of the system's tasks, he is forced to express his feelings and behave like a green heroine. After all, the absolute choice in the brain is that the male protagonist in this anime is a person who cannot be loved, and he has not established a relationship with any girl, so I can understand his ambiguous behavior. Everyone knows that, to put it bluntly, this male protagonist is a love idiot or a playboy, but he has actually always been single, right? The male protagonist of this book is different. He directly established a relationship with the female protagonist of the first option, and really developed feelings. The emotional scenes were so heartwarming that I, a person who has graduated a few years ago, wanted to go back and fall in love again. Then a terrible thing happened. What you wrote earlier was so heartwarming, how much I envied and liked this couple, but what you wrote later gave me such a disgusting experience. 2. Good gay friends are so disgusting. A good gay friend needs the help of the male protagonist for everything. He cannot see his own status clearly, and the male protagonist takes the blame for all the stupid things he does. For example, after writing a love letter, I was targeted and the protagonist was implicated. After all, the protagonist was involved, so I tolerated it. Lending money to treat guests to dinner, okay. You are not experienced in the world and don't know much about tea. I can't bear it. In the end, what rank did I go to pursue the goddess from the school next door, and I had to go with the protagonist? In the end, the protagonist went alone after a lot of talking, but ended up being shy? Fear? He said that he was an errand boy. Was this love letter sent by the protagonist? Can you please stop disgusting me? Not to mention that readers have not been friends with you for more than ten years, and the protagonist has also traveled through time. Isn't that okay? Are you so nice to this good gay friend? This book is for readers, not for good friends. Isn't it unfair to the readers to take care of him like this? 3. The indissoluble bond with the student union. It cannot be said that the plot is blunt. There is nothing wrong with plot development from the perspective of a selfish and selfless student council president, but what about the readers? The reader is taking the perspective of the protagonist, okay? Why are you taking such good care of a student council president? Why should she assign these disgusting tasks to the protagonist? Exploring a haunted abandoned dormitory at night? Helping a murderer's son stay in school? By the way, extend it to find out the real criminal of a murder case? Still a middle school student? You have all the plots with suspenseful male protagonists and terrifying male protagonists! But aren't you an everyday hero? The only normal task is to go to the school next door to hand in a letter. The question is, are all the people in the student union dead? Do you have to have the male protagonist, a common man, do this kind of thing? What is even more incomprehensible is that the protagonist, as the person who saved the president's father, you treat him like a dog? Instead of saying that you take more care of him in school, can you at least not cause him any trouble yourself? If your father knew how you treated your savior, would he also praise you: The training you gave him was very good. Can you figure out who the benefactor is? Is this how you call your savior? Can we just stop writing about this disgusting behavior like a white-eyed wolf? 4. The indissoluble bond with the policewoman, there is nothing to say about this. I simply don't like this person, because she knows that the male protagonist has a girlfriend, and she wants to use him as her boyfriend to anger her father. If the female protagonist finds out, she will not be happy. What you wrote before is so heartwarming, and this kind of plot is so disgusting. 5. The indissoluble bond with Miss Ji Dao, there is not much to say about this. I just want to complain that Japan is too young. They met by chance three times, and the male protagonist helped him escape three times, and there seemed to be problems with his brain. 6. You have an indissoluble bond with the goddess from the school next door. Are you married? OK? When your girlfriend has made it clear that she doesn't like this woman, you still invite her to dinner, OK, OK, you owe two meals, I understand, but! I still feel worthless for the heroine! In addition, after the meal, because the boss is the elder of this woman and did not charge money, is it two meals or two meals? ? ? Furthermore, the love letter from a good gay friend was passed on to the male protagonist. I guess there will be more bloody plots to write next. You are really awesome.

One chapter persuades people to quit. I read light novels to relax. They break up other couples for skills. What would you think if you were the one who was broken up? The three different views cannot lead to the protagonist, so I say goodbye.

I hope that the male protagonist will be more handsome. I feel that he is not handsome and does not have a sense of substitution. I can use "partnership" to add a little more appearance to the male protagonist, expand the content written, and when the author will create a book friend, name it, make an appointment with a manager, and wish the author well.

I said, do you believe the author of the work I found randomly?😰 I don't believe it myself, what a coincidence Maybe this is the legendary … … … The spirited guy came uninvited

What does starting point mean? Give me a book that will be extrapolated to 8 months?

The first chapter really persuades people to quit. Don't say that the woman behind her has ulterior motives, but the protagonist breaks up others without knowing it. She obviously has incorrect views. The system task requires making a joke. There are so many jokes that can be made. It has to be a joke about green people. Is this casual?

It is quite poisonous for adults. Splitting other couples for skills shows that the protagonist's bottom line is low and unprincipled. Pursue others for skills and use skills to get others. From a certain perspective, the protagonist is selfish. Later, he said that dating was a lie and that the protagonist had cerebral palsy. Others are willing to increase the reward because the protagonist has done a good job, but the protagonist does not want it. Let's not talk about the protagonist's naivety. Look at the previous behavior and why he has the principle to refuse the money. The protagonist saved someone else's father, and agreed on a reward of 1,000,000, a serious deal. At first, the woman was happy because her father was saved, but later she despised the protagonist because of the money. There are too many poisonous points. The only thing I can praise is that the author's writing style is suitable for ordinary character-based light novels.

The tasks issued by the system can be funny or bizarre, but please don't go in a perverted direction. In recent tasks, I took someone's bra and directly put down someone's socks and took them off. These are all perverted behaviors of sexual harassment. The author please pay attention to his sense of proportion.

This protagonist is indeed a bit disgusting. I only read the first few chapters and already broke up two couples. According to the system's thinking, the protagonist and Naoko should not have any relationship. However, the first time he saw Naoko, he felt good-looking and the system directly asked him to conquer it. This must be the target of breaking up. No one would think that this kind of relationship would be better than the previous two couples. It is an obvious double standard system. Besides, it is better to destroy ten temples than break up one marriage. The protagonist did this kind of thing without knowing anyone else, just because of the temptation of what the system said was "false", "blocking the road" and having some ability points. His three views followed the system.

I don't think it's a good read. The first few chapters are very toxic. I haven't read the rest and don't want to read them. The plot is a little too elegant, so I suggest you stop reading it if you've read it for more than three years. It's not suitable for reading with your brain.