Japanese Entertainment, Word by Word

Depicting a scumbag with multiple female leads using a pure romance style is a mistake. Either make it clear from the beginning that he has multiple female leads, like a man in the entertainment industry recruiting women, or start with a single female lead, taking a pure romance approach, with the other female supporting characters being collaborators or colleagues in the entertainment industry.

The main character is seven years older than Minami, and Hashimoto's name was changed to Nanami. Got it, your ultimate goal is to become a pigeon 🤭

What's the point of having so many women interested in a male protagonist who is an eunuch? Is it just to disgust the readers?

You either need to write the protagonist as a scumbag or as a devoted lover. But instead, through the characters around him, especially Aya Uei, it's as if others gradually forced the protagonist into becoming a scumbag, and the protagonist is also indecisive. That kind of protagonist isn't popular these days.

I really like Mr. Ye's books. What do they look like? Warm sake in winter, with a delicate aroma, just like the subtle emotions between the lines. After carefully reading a passage, you will savor that feeling. It has a light taste on the palate, a rich and full-bodied flavor, and a strong impact on the stomach. It is delicate yet balanced.

Rena Nounen and Ai Hashimoto during the "Confessions" era

If you can't write romance, why write so many female characters? The protagonist's rock-solid personality isn't suited for romance.

Nanamin

If you can't write about emotions, don't bother. I really can't stand it anymore; I'm dropping it.

Kimono