A Girl with a Contrasting Side Won't Give Herself Away

Many people have told me that Chizuka likes the cute but clumsy girl, not the male lead. So I'm writing down my analysis here for everyone to see. If anyone has other opinions, please feel free to comment. First of all, this is a light novel, so in the end everyone will definitely end up with the male protagonist, it's just a matter of order.

Chizuki Sauce

Kotaki Na

Phew, I finished reading it in one night. Let me briefly share my thoughts. First of all, this novel is truly a standard Japanese light novel. Both the plot development and the emotional progression felt natural and inevitable to me, though perhaps I read it too quickly and didn't read it carefully enough. The novel is mainly slice-of-life, which suits my taste.

Let me share my personal opinion, which has both advantages and disadvantages. The good points are that it has a light novel feel to it, and the female characters are all well-developed. Although they are somewhat stereotypical, each of them has their own charm. The downside is that the male lead's character is too bland and unremarkable. To put it bluntly, he's forgettable.

The latest chapter is absolutely outrageous! Hypnosis allows two people to swap consciousness, learn each other's hidden thoughts, and retain no memory of their own actions after the hypnosis ends, yet gains the memories of others. You might as well just rely on futuristic technology or superpowers as an excuse!

It's a pity, they didn't even get a single runner to base before the series ended.

Everyone's a "Red Wall Guy," right? 🙂

If you're going to build a harem, the main character might not be able to handle it without some buffs.

This book contains yuri (lesbian) elements; please subscribe at your own discretion. I was disgusted (not because the book was bad, but simply because I don't like yuri).