After Getting Married, a Popular Voice Actor Suddenly Moved into My House

I have been reading books for more than ten years, and this book ranks among the most disgusting among all the books I have read. The author is really good at dealing with disgusting people. Whether it is the indecisiveness of the male protagonist on the front (such as staying away from the female protagonists completely and not harming them), the inexplicable decisions (such as not letting go of any opportunity to hurt the people who like him), or the tenderness and straight-forwardness of the female protagonist on the side while the male protagonist turns a blind eye, it all makes me extremely sick. If it were in real life, I think such nonsense is understandable. After all, it is everyone's choice. Who makes him have a good face. But this is a novel with a female protagonist, and it is labeled as a harem romance novel. Before I started reading it, and after reading the beginning, I always had hope, that is, the female protagonists could be treated kindly, and they could become good friends with the male protagonists. Even if the fruit is smaller, it doesn't matter, as long as it is sweet enough. But after enduring the discomfort and reading hundreds of chapters, I found that I was a **. All I saw was the sad male protagonist's daily sadness, the extremely slow progress of the emotional line, and the completely incomprehensible foreshadowing of the "script" that made me both physically and psychologically uncomfortable. I didn't taste any sweetness, not at all. Every time I think it's sweet, the male protagonist will put on a cold face, "I can't do it", "I'm not doing this properly", and when he should be emotional, "Mogami is usually emotional, but he was rational this time", and when he should be rational, he will do the opposite. I was really fascinated by it. I feel like a dog begging for mercy from the male protagonist to the female protagonist. I was really angry, so I drank a cup of freshly brewed coffee in the middle of winter. The first sip was a bit bitter, but I frowned and accepted it, thinking it would be sweet next time. But I found out that someone had added salt to it. This is the first time I am writing a book review after reading Qidian for so long. I just want to warn myself. I am a **** because I was attracted by the author's writing style and creativity.

This book is not worth reading This is an author who does not respect readers, an author who does not respect the characters in his book, and an author who does not respect writing. All the key plots in this book rely on deus ex machina, and all the emotional chains rely on forcible kneading, putting one's own brain over the reader's reading experience. It's not that I can't accept abuse and distortion, but the author is self-righteous, ignores the emotional development of the characters, ignores the basic logic of the incident, and forcibly writes "I am so tortured" and "I am so twisted" throughout the article. This does not make people feel stomachache, but only makes people feel nauseated and nauseated. If you want to see sweetness, you can go to see Bubble Era. If you want to see sadism, you can go to see Girlfriend is from the Future. You can compare it.

I spent two days on Friday and Saturday finishing reading "Voice Actors" that I was lying in bed. I saw someone recommending this book in the comments, and by chance, I came to read it. I have to say that this book gives people a very comfortable look and feel in the first 52 chapters, and the author is very delicate in handling the relationship between characters. But excessive detail also leads to a problem - the story is very coherent. Maybe the expression is a little unclear, so let me explain. The first 52 chapters of the book can be roughly classified as [Saori Onishi Chapter]. The female protagonist from the reader's perspective is the character of Saori. From chapter 53, the author begins to focus on [Aimi Terajima]. Previously, I thought it was because I didn't play Bang Dream and was unfamiliar with this seiyuu, so I had a "sense of obstacles" in reading. Later, when I read the latest chapter 63, I understood - In the ten chapters 53-63, according to the author's description, the heroine's perspective of this work has become [Terajima Aimi] instead of [Onishi Saori]. This is a very serious problem, because I believe that the vast majority of readers start from the first chapter. In the minds of readers, whether they like the author's description of [Shaori] or not, they always put the heroine's perspective on her. What the author is doing now is like starting a brand new work, which has nothing to do with the previous 52 chapters. There is a serious sense of rupture in the continuity of the story. Due to the author's overly detailed description of the characters, in the first chapter I was still immersed in expectations of [Saori and Mogami's interactive life after their divorce], but in the next chapter it directly turned into [Baidu Encyclopedia, Terakawa Aimi, who is this guy]. Even if you want to add new characters, you generally don't need to use ten chapters, let alone major events that happen in these ten chapters [the male and female protagonists are getting divorced, the male protagonist is unemployed, and he is preparing to write a new novel, etc.]. Having said so much, the essence is not to criticize the author, but to hope that the author can write this work well and control the rhythm well. The heroine is invisible and the hero is idle. This is a taboo in novels. Even if new characters are added, I suggest that the author also add one of the characters [Saori], [Xiao Shui], or even [Ling Yin] who has appeared in the early stage to promote the plot. After all, it is currently very unfeasible to have only [Mogami] drive the plot.

The male protagonist becomes more and more disgusting the more he writes, and becomes more and more literate. It's really...

I watched half of it in the early morning, and I feel that I should be among the target audience, such as vocal dolphins, humorists, light novel lovers, and Bangbang people (I heard that there is a beauty in the back, but I haven't seen it yet). The buffs are stacked up, and basically all the jokes can be met with a knowing smile. I saw the title and came to my mind. I was curious as to how the author could develop Miss Sakura's imagination. I was not disappointed. The fake opening setting and the twisted, pretentious and indecisive flavor between the lines were so suitable for my taste. This is what I wanted. If it is not twisted, there will be no inner flavor. It is exactly the same as the elegant creation of the harmonica cultists' brain-filling and bitter literature all over Guanyan District. I can only say that this book is a sure hit. For readers who don't like or are not used to this book, I can only boldly judge that they are not the target audience. Why force yourself to read a book that you don't like and hurt yourself? Or there are readers who are really not used to it but really want to read it. I recommend the various "humorous education" brain-boosting settings in the Guanyan section of Station B. As well as a large number of elegant creations of misery literature (mainly by Sazu people), maybe you will gradually fall in love with this twisted and unfulfilled feeling (you may not like it at first, but as you gradually get to know it, you are slowly attracted to it, and in the end you will be dissatisfied with your body and integrity. This is not a bad fall...).

The recent plot has become more and more fascinating. I didn't get the expectations I had at the beginning at all. I wonder if adding too many updates caused the main line to deviate? There is still no main line at all, just write casually! Or is this the characteristic of voice acting? Personally, I feel that Riqing is stronger than it! It's time to prepare for the New Year. It's a new beginning and it's also a time to let go of some things. Sure enough, I still love Korean girl comics 😁. At least they are sad but full of sweetness. Those who are unhappy with being abused by this book can read "How to Get My Husband to Stand by Me", a Korean girl comic with translations and updated every Thursday. Although it is abusive, it is too sweet to stand up to others 😍 Final summary: Mogami Kazuto is worthy of being called contemptuous, and all kinds of human beings are not worth it. 😤

As for whether you can read this novel, I think you only need to read the single chapter posted by the author after chapter 717 If, as a normal reader, you can see these words and not be disappointed by the author or the book, then you have a pass to read this book completely. As a normal reader, I obviously can't understand the author's brain circuit. I don't feel comfortable saying these words. If I didn't say them, I might choke myself to death. I was attracted by many female protagonists, but I ended up eating such a big lump. I skipped a glance at the ending, but it was far from beautiful and complete. Compared with other urban harem endings that have the same feeling of aftermath and ice-breaking sprouts, the ending of this book gave me a feeling of confusion and collapse of the middle road. The story ended in an atmosphere as if everything was not over yet. The author's final remarks are a relapse of old problems. From it, I did not feel any consideration for the reader's experience, only the author's output of his own opinions. Only by understanding the author can you understand this divine novel. As a creator, he is arrogant and arrogant in making the plot of the story develop in the direction he wants. In the end, the experience these words bring to readers is also arrogant and arrogant. To me, this book should be kept as a personal collection of the author rather than a story shared with readers, because it is just a novel that the author wants to read. If it stains my eyes, the author should give me money. If you don't like the characters in the book, you won't like this novel; if you like the characters in the book, then you won't like this novel even more. The female characters in the book are really miserable, not because they fall in love with a scumbag or a scumbag. I think these two words are not enough to describe the male protagonist in this book. The only thing that can barely be described is - mental illness. From the philosophical question of "Who am I" in the early stages of the plot, to the addiction later in the episode where he suffers from insomnia and physical discomfort without a woman to sleep with him. You can't find any trace of a normal human being on the male protagonist. He is exuding low pressure and negative energy, and the world within one meter of him is covered in gray. Is this really human? The author of this kind of humanoid creature also arranges for the heroines to fall in love with her. This is no longer a moth flying into a flame. This is simply a cross-species love. I have to wonder if there is reproductive isolation. I also question whether the brain circuits of the heroines have been infected by this humanoid male protagonist. Harem party members will no longer think about harems or not after seeing this. I just hope that this book can be changed directly without a female protagonist, or that the world will be destroyed in the next chapter, and the male protagonist and this book will be turned into ashes. As a lover of harem literature, I have never hated a male protagonist so much. This may be the only point where the author has similar views to me. But I think what the author hates most is the profession of female voice actors and the female protagonists in the book, making them fall in love with such a male protagonist whose behavior and thoughts are so unhuman that I can't even use mental illness to fully describe it. To this day, I still can't forgive this novel that brought me a psychological shadow. The deepest impression this novel left on me was not the charming heroines in conventional multi-heroine novels, but the disappointing Cthulhu male protagonist, and the arrogant author who was immersed in his own world and only wrote what he wanted to read. "Kazuto Mogami" and "The Only God in Songgang", I will probably never forget these two names in my life. I would like to advise everyone who wants to read this novel to read it with caution. I really don't want any book friends to repeat my painful experience.

I feel okay with stomachaches and so on. Even if the male protagonist's will is repeatedly wavering, awkward, indecisive, cowardly and inconsistent, he is still making progress But the biggest feeling when I see it now is that my ex-wife's will, which is similar to a system or a god, is really speechless. Other people's systems (gods) have some kind of reward mechanism. This god must be so boring that he has to let his ex-wife make such a decision that is all about being a bad person. He has always chosen psychological punishment instead of physical punishment. In his last life, he ate rice from his house. My personal opinion, no offense intended.

How can I put it... Originally, the first 50 chapters or so were a bit awkward for me, but I was still reluctant to read it, and then it gradually got better. The overall rhythm of the book felt a bit chaotic, as if the male protagonist didn't know what to do, and it was a bit monotonous to rely solely on the emotional line. To borrow the words of the person who made the previous post, the article is more literary and youthful. That's not to say it's not good, it just depends on the audience. Another point is that a period of confusion can be used to pave the way for the explosive point of the article. However, if the preparation time is too long or the pace of the foreshadowing is too slow, various problems may easily occur. Especially when the explosive point does not meet the readers' expectations, it can easily become a failure point. All in all, this book is quite to my liking, and I'm looking forward to the author's future developments.

It's well written, but it's not even twisted enough The author knows very well, Following the niche or copying the template is your life choice. Although you claim that your academic qualifications are not high enough, you write with enough care The characters in your writing are more like individuals, not labels Already better than half of the authors I like the current plot treatment very much It's like someone has to exit the story Not all good things have consequences Looking forward to your follow-up and the next original book

​ ​ Personally, I feel that the author has gone a bit too far in his pursuit of depicting daily life. Although he writes about the characteristics and cuteness of different characters, the lack of clear goals directly leads to the protagonist's own sense of existence being continuously reduced. Why do the protagonists in many novels have tasks in the system? It can be considered a lazy way to establish the direction of the story and the goals of the characters. What this book lacks is the stage and purpose. If a reader jumps directly to chapter 300 after seeing chapter 100, then there will be almost no change in the protagonist except for the slight change in the situation of the female character. A lack of distinctive male protagonist will affect some readers' interest in reading even if it is a light novel. Take a well-known romantic light novel next door as an example. Apart from the system's funny daily tasks, the main character's purpose is very clear: in the early stage, it is just to improve himself - how to avoid being chased by the eldest lady - to improve the relationship between the two heroines - hoping to "get the best of both worlds". This kind of main line makes readers interested in following the book, makes the protagonist's change very natural, and establishes the three-dimensional image of the protagonist in the readers' hearts. So I think that if a romance novel wants to be written really well, the image of the male protagonist must be distinct, even greater than or equal to that of each female protagonist, because the image of the male protagonist runs through the entire text. How can a male protagonist who is not deeply impressed or interested in readers attract so many outstanding female characters?        ，，

Finished reading. This book is the only one in Qidian where I hated the male protagonist so much. How annoying is it? Other books, I recharged because I wanted to read them. I recharged this book because I wanted to criticize it. As an adult who travels through time, the male protagonist should be a strong and optimistic person, otherwise he would not be able to face time travel. But what's the result? The author directly writes the male protagonist as a person who is entangled with himself, self-denial, and self-doubt. So many women are attracted to him, but he is always trapped in the three soul questions of "I can't love, I don't understand love, and I dare not love". He is always escaping, always making excuses, and always hurting the people in front of him. After reading the final chapter, there is one comment that I think is very insightful. The male protagonist has finally changed from a lying scumbag to a philanthropic waste. I actually want to add that the male protagonist finally changed from a tangled and timid eunuch to a selfish and childish scumbag. I really feel unworthy of those girls with distinctive personalities, because in the end the male protagonist was modeled after a handsome loser. It's really a pity.

The most unacceptable thing about this book is the character of the male protagonist. It's really awkward. Now I have less and less desire to open this book, so I might as well delete it. This is the first time in ten years that I can't help but post a book review in a book circle.

A thousand readers, a thousand Hamlets. The word count is not that many at the moment, so I read it in one sitting in one night. To be honest, I quite like this book. I am not a picky eater. I can't say that this book is to my liking, but it did leave a deep impression on me. I don't know if the author is a full-time author. If so, I can only say that it is a pity. Just like Mogami Kazuto said to the publisher. The only thing that creators will not compromise on is creation. But we must admit that in terms of online writing, as long as it combines many necessary elements, then this book can basically achieve results. But again, if the creator compromises, is he still the creator? I sincerely hope that the author can finish telling the story of Mogami Kazuto, whether it is good or bad. When you click on this book, readers are automatically screened to a certain extent. I don't hate stories like this, purely because I don't think I will be the protagonist. Although I don't resonate too much, I am indeed attracted to such a story. Whether it is love or youth, it is not a fixed template. Whether it's grinding or chirping, or being decisive, in the final analysis it's just one element. Writing is one of the concrete expressions of emotion. I have long past the need to use online writing to fill my dissatisfaction with reality. Nowadays, online articles are more like a spice in life to me. The author's writing skills are very good, and some of the words written can make people think about it. This kind of writing feels very comfortable to me, and the overall flow is relatively smooth. A good article requires constant polishing and revision. It would be a pity if this book was written due to full-time work. I have reason to believe that this book could have been better. What I say personally does not represent all readers, but I still want to say that this book is indeed not suitable for impatient readers. Without a sufficient time period and a delicate heart, it is indeed difficult to finish reading three chapters. Although money has been spent, readers have the right to evaluate this book, whether positive or negative. Similarly, authors also have the right to create and should not be kidnapped by readers. Although An Yilun is not a good guy in my opinion, he did not choose to interfere with the outcome of the final volume of Kasumigaoka, and I give it a thumbs up.

I'm just a stranger, I don't know anything about voice actors, I'm simply attracted by the author's writing style. Kazuto and Saori's love story is really emotionally delicate and rich, and it feels like watching "Deeper than the Sea". I hope there will be less stomachache and more sugar, author gkd.

The author's writing is very good, it can be said that it is particularly good, and it always makes me have the urge to read it in one sitting. However, in terms of plot, I felt something was wrong after seeing the last few articles on the shelves. Isn't it a waste of time to say that you are good at it? Then I quickly skipped through a few chapters to find out who the indecisive male protagonist is (ŐдŐ๑), (the description is very realistic and realistic, but I came here to read the novel, I don't need to be so realistic), then read the title to get a general understanding, and finally turned directly to the latest chapters, it's just pure stomach-ache literature😱. (I am an ex-wife, but if the author completely cuts off the male protagonist and his ex-wife, I can change parties at any time, but...) Dear author, I read novels to pursue pleasure, happiness and relaxation. Stomachache literature is really awesome. Although I appreciate the author's writing style, I decided to abandon the book. I really felt stomachache after reading this book. I really couldn't stand it anymore. I forced myself to finish it. It was like a torture to myself. Whenever the author releases a new book, remember to kick my ass. Pure love is fine, harem is fine, as long as you don't have stomachache or the stomachache is not as perverted as this one and the writing style remains the same, I'm 100% sure, and this post is proof of it. (I also hope that when the author writes another book, he can write the outline of the plot line and the emotional line first) Brothers, this author has published a new book, remember to kick my ass, thank you, and we will meet again if we are destined.

Nearly 2k minutes, this is the first time I have read such a long book except for the proofreading. Although the proofreading six or seven years ago was just the same (this book is not actually finished, lol) Although there is a knife, I think it is a good knife. First of all, the good thing is the character creation (in fact, you can't use the sword without the character creation), then the good thing is the plot design and logic, and finally, the good thing is that the knife is not for disgusting people. Various knives may make people feel pity for the characters and suddenly realize that "this is not an amplification of part of their own heart or situation", or may make people feel relieved and jealous that at least there are people who understand Kazuto. Judging from the ending, the first ending makes people feel "horse" (pun joke), but as a reader, it feels a bit lonely to end like this. The last extra episode can be regarded as a consolation. Talking about the sword, I actually think that the description of the sword in Kazuto's heart before the ending when he is constantly lost is quite good. There is also the sword in the "emotional dispute" with Saori and Arisa earlier (le), and the character is shaped based on the character creation. Comparatively speaking, the first ending feels more like fun to watch ( In short, the single essay pen is a good book at the beginning, but unfortunately the content (finger knife) may not have a large audience (will it be popular to sell physical books to readers of youth pain literature? [Fn= 33]) But if you really can't stand knives, don't force it. After all, different people have different tolerances, whether it's candy or knives. (Here I recommend today's light... Wait, what is it called? I haven't watched it for a long time and I have forgotten it. In "The Boy Full of Dreams Is a Realist", the male protagonist is actually all about knives. Dao, who has always been denied the truth and started to feel inferior in his heart. The reality is that the young goddess began to regret "chasing her husband" after losing her. It is a sweet article + a refreshing article, but the psychological description of the male protagonist is even more intense. The first volume really made me feel heartbroken (it is a bit similar to me in some aspects). The latter part is weak. It's a book that combines happiness with sugar and knives. It's the beginning of my enlightenment about knives in sugar.) It's the first time I've read k's book. It seems that he is an old dove, and new books are a bit lacking 🤭 But if I don't, I will pursue it (expressly) 😆

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The writing is very good. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is paradoxical and paradoxical. This hazy feeling is the beauty of first love. There are some minor points, but it does not affect reading.

I can only say that I rarely see this type of light novel. I surprisingly liked it. Maybe it's because I saw my cowardly self.

Gone? Read it in one sitting (to the place where Saori moved out). To be honest, this book has a strong light novel flavor, and the author's writing style is very good. There are no major problems. Be sure not to introduce the male protagonist before reading this book! (The male protagonist is a bit NIA, he is just indecisive, right?) Otherwise, I will just persuade you to quit. If you don't bring it in, it will be a good novel that can kill time without making you feel like you are reading garbage (Good Grass ~ Fairy Grass). It gives me the feeling that the author is about to start giving out sweets. The characters are also very impressive, but the plot is a bit slow. The votes are all given to you. Author Sang will update soon!

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​After analyzing this somewhat absurd text, not only did I not have any answers, but I became even more upset. So, I read Chapter 200 from the beginning again, and then closed the novel. Line. There is an obvious thread that could tie the entire book together. It can be a person, it can be a thing, it can be a goal. But after reading so much, the thread that originally ran through the article became blurred and broken. For example, you are walking 7 or 8 dogs at a time, and suddenly one of them breaks off the leash and runs away. You drive other dogs to catch it, but several more leashes are broken. If you can't catch it, you can only hope that the dog will know to go home. But articles are different. It's very difficult to come back to the circle after a break and write it back. The male protagonist who is emotionally indecisive seems to have not grown particularly well after everything he has gone through. It is not that he only treats emotional maturity, but that he still does not see himself clearly. Maybe this is a bit of a God's perspective, but as the author, you should know better than us how to write. Although the male protagonist decided to sell himself, in my opinion, he was still trapped in the same place, blindly denying himself, blindly detaching himself from the real world, blindly treating this world as a game. Maybe without the so-called system, it would be easier for the male protagonist to grow up, but this novel is not it. In the end, I actually don't know how to write novels, but I wrote a lot of prose in the past few years in college, which also made me a little sensitive to words. To sum up, this novel is good, but not that good, so the male protagonist is easily criticized. I hope the author can clarify the line of the article in the next novel, and maybe it will make people feel more enlightened.       ，，，

I hate the male protagonist even more. Note that it's the male protagonist, not Mogami Kazuto. Mogami Kazuto has not been described much. To summarize, he is a kid from someone else's family who grew up. He is handsome, has excellent grades, and is dedicated. When he grows up, he becomes an excellent independent screenwriter. Everything the male protagonist has now is based on plundering everything from Mogami and Kazuto, and he even needs the help of the system to get it. I can understand that I can't do Mogami Kazuto's job, but the so-called light novel's popularity is actually based on Mogami Kazuto's skin and the illustrator who used Mogami Kazuto's name in exchange? After quitting your job, you are living a leisurely life relying on Kazuto Mogami's savings. If you are not leisurely, do you still have time to go to Akihabara to watch a live show? Catching a doll? Where does Qingshui's good impression come from? Cooking, where did your cooking skills come from? Saori's gift from the system But this thief is complacent for killing Mogami Kazuto in the past, and even despises Mogami Kazuto's love for Saori, which makes me feel sick It seems that he is pointing and pointing from the moral high ground. I saw a video of "Original" a few days ago, and one comment said: "It turns out that I am not gifted, but I am nothing without Paimon."

It's all booked, so I should be qualified to say something. I am really excited after reading the latest chapter. The protagonist really has low self-esteem and indecisiveness engraved in his bones. He is very sad and doesn't know why he is so sad. From the beginning of the book to thinking about life to the time it is published, this is the first time such a protagonist has appeared. I can only say that the protagonist is the protagonist, and the author is the author; the characters created by the author can naturally be the projection of the author himself, but as a work, the author himself can be sad, think about life, or feel inferior. The protagonist will grow, and you need to show the reader the growth process of the protagonist. This does not only refer to the protagonist's abilities, but also to the mentality, beliefs and thoughts. As readers, what we want to see is a flesh-and-blood person, not a dejected person whose mentality and beliefs have not changed from the beginning to the present. This is the same for any excellent work. No matter what kind of work and carrier it is, the protagonist will definitely grow. This will bring ups and downs to the work and make the character become a flesh-and-blood person. The male protagonist of a purely Japanese waste romance light novel is very disgusting, so I'll stop here.

After reading Chapter 549, I finally couldn't stand it anymore. The reason why I keep watching is that the female protagonists are quite well-shaped, but the male protagonist is really too awkward. I have never seen such a useless male protagonist. The protagonists in other novels have golden fingers and are better able to win glory for the country. They are generally egoistic and have ambitions to make progress. Even the kind of tyrants who don't have to do anything will have their own small goals while indulging in pleasure. But the protagonist of this book does not. While he looks down on his own system, he enjoys the success brought by the system. Every now and then he has to emphasize in his heart that this is not the life he wants. It seems that I have extremely low self-esteem, but in my heart I am arrogant than anyone else. I look down on everyone. When I was in poverty, I was worried about the failure of light novels. After I gained fame and wealth through the system, I turned around and looked down on wealth and fame. He said that he didn't want to interact with female voice actors, but in fact, what he liked most was to play with the girls who fell in love with him. After playing, he would say how miserable he was in the name of low self-esteem. Although he was very grateful to the girls he played with, he never liked them from the bottom of his heart, as if this would make him look less scumbag and just be genuine. Among the entertainment works I have come across in my life, the male protagonist of this book is definitely one of the top three in terms of disgustingness. He is at the level where he can go back and forth with the protagonist of Beast Girl Zoo 2. In the end, I saw that Minase Inori was freed from the male protagonist's brainwashing, so that's it. I hope I won't return to the devil's clutches later.

This book was very attractive to me in the early stage. I was looking forward to it both in terms of the subject matter and the opening. However, the more I read, the more I lost the pleasure of reading, just like the life of the protagonist. The protagonist doesn't care about interpersonal relationships, passively interacts with other characters, and makes no special progress. He also seems to be casual about his career. He talks about what he wants, but in fact, he doesn't see his ability to take action or his efforts or his persistence. He thinks of things one by one. He writes a book today, goes shopping tomorrow and wants to be a manager the day after tomorrow. It feels like he is just muddling along. Originally, I was looking forward to how the protagonist and Onishi would develop after their divorce, how Inosuke would steal a house, Sakura's misunderstanding of Aimee's dream, and how the protagonist would change his identity and become famous in the industry after leaving his job. It was very fulfilling to think about it. However, these are all just scratches on the surface, and I'm afraid it adds a little more to the plot. I especially hate the word "water word count" because I feel that the novel has its own charm if there are enough descriptions and changes in plot rhythm. But now I only feel the reader's writing style, but not the substantial content. It's like building a nice body, but when you open it, it's empty. This has to mention another voice actor book. The author has also played with the jokes of that book several times and understands them all. The atmosphere of that book is very similar to this one. Let's not talk about the regretful part of it. At least I can definitely feel that the protagonist is moving forward, whether it is interpersonal relationships or career, and he is constantly pushing forward. This book has a lot of words, and now it seems that I still don't understand what the protagonist wants to do and what the author wants to write. I have been reading this book until I became numb. As I read it, I felt that the protagonist was living just to live, and I was just chasing books to chase books.

. . . One or two readers can say that they have different tastes. They are all complaining about the author. He really writes just for the sake of writing. It is really a noble professional ethics. I have made it possible for the whole world to be confused and I am alone. It is great. This author can vividly describe excessive distortions. The deus ex machina system is also to surprise readers. It is really Thank you so much for your hard work, the author. After reading it all, even my indigestion was cured. The gastric acid secretion rate was greatly improved. Thanks to the author for saving me from surgery. My stomach was digested by the way. It really solved the problem once and for all. God, how many authors like this are there? Cherish him now.

When did the male protagonist have this bad character? He just wants to mess around every day. A reborn person leads the system and ends up in his comfort zone every day. When he wears the original owner, he doesn't fulfill any of his last wishes and instead ruins other people's achievements every day. The original owner wants to marry the girl. I divorced him, and the original owner resigned after working hard to find a job. Even if the ages of the two lives do not overlap, they are 28. The result is more awkward than the great teacher in the story of youth and love. This is a fake, this is a dangerous building without foundation, and the two of them have no feelings. The love was just superficial and distant, and this outrageous marriage should have ended long ago. It made my stomach hurt even more than when I had gastritis a few days ago. At first, I felt that there was a third person in our family. Well, someone else withdrew in the next month. Later, I said that I only wanted to Find a heterosexual, okay. Others have said it's just acting. In the end, I felt that Saori didn't like her. There is a problem with her favorability, and it was confirmed by others that there is nothing wrong with her favorability. I don't understand how a 28-year-old man can act like this.

The male protagonist is a scumbag, and Xiaoxi is a doll played by God with his destiny. After reading all 40 chapters, I ordered it all, and then the more I read, the more I felt sick to my stomach... I personally felt that the ending was all about fairy grass when I got divorced. The more I read, the more I felt that it was writing about the pretentiousness of a so-called 28-year-old "uncle", ruining the self-pleasure of all the gangsters who have ever existed in Mogami.

The writing is so good, why did it write a super twisted male protagonist? I just swallowed more than 200 chapters. Every time I saw the male protagonist preparing to make progress, I was relieved. This person finally made progress. I didn't expect that the next step would be a knife. Has this person really made progress? The protagonist's father speaks thoroughly every time, but what does he get in exchange? I can endure the strange systematic plot in Saori Konishi's story. If the male protagonist writes like this, how can he open a harem in the end? Don't tell me that the skill of the harem king is to directly change people's thoughts, or even directly change social cognition and law. Otherwise, there is only one possibility in the end: the male protagonist is addicted to sex. This is too outrageous! It's my problem, but I really can't complain about it, it's so uncomfortable. The girls are all well written and have a three-dimensional sense of imagery, but the male protagonist is so awkward that it's really uncomfortable. This will not be a bad ending in the end. The novel written by the male protagonist in the novel will not be a kind of foreshadowing. Forget it, this is it. If there is a good brother who insists on seeing the candy ending, please give it a kick. I am willing to come back and read it. I am very afraid that the author will lose the outline halfway or directly have a bad ending.