There's Definitely Something Wrong with My Everyday Love Life

Nothing much to say, just posting here, adding a contribution.

Genri Ei

Having read about a third of it, I can say that the author's writing is truly excellent, a breath of fresh air in a time when most authors prioritize formulas over writing style. The yandere junior schoolgirl character really appeals to my taste, the tsundere personality has a similar feel to Eriri, and casual fans say it's great.

I've been following your book on my main account, but it got banned and I can't speak, so I'm switching to my alternate account to say this. After reading your launch announcement, I have to say, author, you're amazing! Please update more often! I'm just offering my two accounts' first-day subscriptions and 3 daily recommendation votes. Now it's up to you how fast you update!

I read it in one go. It's a very good book. The author doesn't seem like a newcomer; the writing is excellent, and the characters are portrayed in great detail. Shirakawa Aya reminds me of a combination of Yukino and Kasumi, plus a blonde and tsundere... Emmm, I love her. The protagonist joining the club gave me a "My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU" vibe, and Shizuka became Kyoko.

I feel like almost all the novel protagonists I've read are described as very handsome. I know it's for the sake of immersion, but the more handsome they are described, the less I feel immersed in the story. Why is that?

It's a bit harsh, but I still want to say this... Not every novel can withstand the rigged anti-piracy measures.

I think either is fine.

The novels I read that aimed to get into the University of Tokyo all ended before the students actually got in. They always involved the yakuza or something similar, like being a kept man.

Is this a stock trading novel? If so, all I can say is that harem stories are fine, single female lead stories are fine, but stock trading is a recipe for disaster! 🔪