My Favorite Child!

If they dare to start a harem, I'll first kill the author, then sneak into Japan and kill Akasaka Aki, and then kill myself.

Having not read the original book, knowing that Ai had two children at 16 made me increasingly uncomfortable. I became less and less inclined to read the book. At first, I thought it was my ridiculous possessiveness acting up, but I didn't feel that way when I read Ogigen Sayu's doujinshi!

The sweeter the relationship between Hoshino Ai and the main character, the more painful it becomes when the story switches to Ogura. Frankly, I couldn't bear to watch it anymore; the blatant chuckling was unbearable. I don't know how the author intends to handle Ogura's character. I'll wait and see, and leave it in my favorites to gather dust. I'll come back later to see what other readers think.

Hikaru Kamiki, right? (.·`ω´·)

I absolutely cannot abandon this project once this hype dies down; as long as it continues, I'll keep reading.

Ai Hoshino

The male protagonist, a dead ball, is reincarnated into the belly of a star-eyed girl. Not only is the star-eyed girl's mother dead, but she and her sister each inherit one of the star-eyed eyes. The sister is also killed off. I can't even bear to watch this anime.

This book is hard to review. I've only read the first 20 chapters so far. The author's writing style is very sophisticated, but the character development is a bit of a letdown. I started reading this book based on the synopsis, and the first 20 chapters are quite good in terms of detail, vocabulary, and the emotional arc. However, the protagonist is clearly stringing two people along.

I recommended Kunzi

Is the author here? Come on, I'll teach you how to write it. At 16, Ai joined a theater troupe and saw someone named Kamiki Hikaru. Ignore him, just go for him! As for how to join? Just rely on that looks-obsessed guy!