Straight Men Don't Need Romance

Who is the female lead? I quite like Kasumigaoka-senpai 🙂

Single female lead... Wouldn't it be better to let all girls become wings? Set a small goal first, like becoming a twelve-winged archangel!

I just finished reading the latest chapter. (The following is all nonsense; the author can delete it if they think it's bad.) The male protagonist in this author's work isn't too awkward for a web novel; similar characters have been written before. The key is that the author manages to portray emotional shifts and confront inner feelings directly.

As a bookworm who's been around for almost six or seven years—though I haven't been on this platform for very long, mostly reading on **Reading. (Now that I think about it, the works there were all pretty weak.) This particular work has a relatively stable pace. However, there are a few flaws, which I won't go into. Personally, I still think highly of this type of writing.

The original owner was bullied and framed at school, but the school refused to verify the facts. His father forbade him to reveal his parents' identities. Physically weak and unreliable, he had to rely on himself. Even after being framed, his own father didn't believe him, and in his deepest despair, he was kicked out of the house. Ultimately, the original owner committed suicide.

It's worth a look; a new book by a new author is forgivable. Not recommended for readers with three to four years of reading experience. Some points aren't handled well, and the plot moves too fast. But overall, it's alright, and worth considering as an investment. The above are just my personal opinions; please delete them if you find them inappropriate.

The main character is rather brainless, and the writing style is, to put it mildly, terrible. I found it quite awkward to read; the abundance of words like "so" makes the sentences very uncomfortable to read, and there are quite a few glaring flaws.

This really toxicated me. If you can't write about having parents, don't write about it. Wouldn't it be better to just write about an orphan?

I have a question about when Sanae Ebato's feelings for the protagonist will be resolved. It's not that I'm dissatisfied with the book, but I don't really like this character because of my personal views on romance. Although I know the protagonist and Utaha's relationship won't have any major problems, I've just been finding it difficult to read recently, so I'm asking. 😑

I've read up to chapter 60 of volume two, and I've realized the author's just luring us in to kill us! Although the male and female leads haven't officially started dating, their daily lives are completely like that of a couple (except for not doing anything intimate).