The Anime Heroines Don't Hate Me

My opinion of this book is that it's a bit like a prequel to the previous book. I feel a bit like the male protagonist in the last book, flirting but not being responsible.

You flirted a lot and ended up being irresponsible? .

I can't stand it at all. Why is the male protagonist so disgusting and has become a lackey of the system?

The novel is a bit poisonous, so be careful when entering it.

As a Shennong, I insisted on reading more than 60 chapters. . . . . Let me make a review: In my opinion, the protagonist is a pervert, and his IQ is as if he was pressed to the ground and rubbed. The heroine's feelings for the male protagonist came very suddenly, and the male protagonist just wanted to do some indescribable things. That's it, I can't go on.

To a certain extent, the author wrote very well, and created a vivid psychological abnormality, 🙂

Repeatedly jumping sideways, swaying left and right, up and down, disconnected, and constantly disrupted, alas The most important thing is that I am too greedy and have no responsibility. I hope I can grow.

What the hell did Mai Sakurajima write? The protagonist is a dog she raised, right?

I don't quite understand it, the main character is portrayed like a loser. The first two are very serious, but after meeting Mai-senpai, he becomes weird, like an uncle with the appearance of a handsome boy. Later, when I was a tutor, the kitchen attack on my breasts in Chapter 30 was really unbearable, it was too poisonous, bro 🔨

I rushed to Shinomiya Kaguya and Sanzenin Nagi, but I read dozens of chapters and found nothing. Speechless