After School Started, the Club Was Taken Away

There are too many shadows, that Amamiya... The smell of Yukinoshita is too strong, it's not similar, but exactly the same.

Has anyone seen a passing crow? 😅 It is completely the template of "Love Travel".

The setting of the male protagonist is not as good as the previous one. The above

The plot of the White Ghost Institute is so fascinating. Whatever the male protagonist did, the sister regarded him as her boyfriend. The younger sister left the White Ghost Institute because of her sister. There was no clue what the male protagonist did. The conflict with her ex-boyfriend also had no foreshadowing or ending. How come the younger sister really fell in love with the male protagonist?

That being said, the first half of the first chapter does have that flavor.

After watching it for so long, I feel that the most lovable character is only Qianhu Yukora 😅

92 Coins, except for one 666 coins, is my highest single investment return.

Alas, if I had known earlier, I would have taken care of myself more and then I would have watched.

After going around in a circle, the writing here is still comfortable.

I... Feel like I can't understand everything, as if my intelligence has been crushed...

The same goes for Shimizu. He spent so much time describing the character, just to lead to the plot of the Shirokiin family? After that, she didn't mention it at all. She didn't know that the male protagonist was the one who stopped her. Why is this plot point? In so many words in the previous chapters, it was the male protagonist who solved her knot and helped her so that she could accept the help with peace of mind, thinking that she was also the female protagonist.

Even the cows in the production team dare not rest like this

The writing is of a high standard, but the protagonist is too passive. In the last 50 chapters, the protagonist has taken two self-selected masters. I hope there can be some changes

It feels very relaxing and light-hearted while watching it

It's cold

The writing is good, but the first part is not interesting. There must be one point that makes the readers interested, but the first part of the book should be foreshadowing. There are so many foreshadowings that it makes me full of questions.

Sixteenth, am I here too early or is the author cold?