As a Psychic, I Don't Fall in Love Easily

It feels like Ka Shizi will lose. The more he tries to catch something, the less he gets. Very similar to my experience. The more you care, the less others care. Those who are favored are always confident. Well. I saw my own shadow. Being sincere and affectionate is certainly not a sure-fire skill.

At first I thought it was a crow trumpet, but there are not as many quotations from famous works as crow, and the overall storyline and writing style are more relaxed. It looks pretty good. If the overall reading of Crow's Riqing makes people ponder over and over again for a long time, this one is more suitable for reading in a relaxed and enjoyable way. Keep writing it💪

Sure enough, I still like the single female protagonist, but the writing is really good and makes me want to read more.

I've been talking about destiny, suppressing it first and then promoting it. To be honest, I've started to feel more disgusted. It's not that criticizing beauties is bad, it's mainly because of the protagonist's response. It's good that JB is Yourou and decisive. On the one hand, he talks about freedom and trust, and on the other hand, he just drops some little pearls. It's fine. There was a sweet and sweet feeling of pleasure when I started pulling. Now Chun Chun just pulls for the sake of pulling, which makes her feel sick to her stomach.

I always felt that the plot was too bland. From the beginning, I was told that Xin had to work part-time, and he had to buy cheap food when eating, but he still enjoyed it. It seemed that he wanted to write about different classes with Uesugi and Kaeko, so as to create conflicts among the characters later on. However, in the interpersonal interactions with other classmates, he deliberately downplayed the class interaction and talked about the three of them's promiscuity next to the two eldest ladies. Even if Shin didn't care about other people's jealousy and strange looks, didn't he say that he didn't want to involve the people next to him? In the end, he didn't show a slightly tougher attitude towards other people's nonsense. It made me feel very uncomfortable, as if what Shin said before was completely empty talk. Is it really necessary to set up the identity of the two eldest ladies? They can't even deal with the rumors. Even the photos on the school forum were resolved by asking gay friends. Apart from the construction of the Ministry, I don't see how the specialness of their identities is reflected. Overall, it just wasn't fun. Whether it was the retroactive Robin Kaeko who "thrown herself into my arms" as soon as they met, or the one who only "threatened" the teacher (because he was too uncharacteristic, so I didn't remember the name), or the mind-reading Uesugi, Nobu was always passive and had no life of his own. He was pushed to join the superpower club, forcibly fell in love with someone he had just known for less than a month, and led a mess of a performance team. What about himself? What does Xin want to do? He keeps talking about it in vain. Is he to be that great handsome guy? But I didn't see him making progress for his own sake. At first, it seemed that he wanted to cross the class through his own efforts, but inexplicably he accepted Tomoko's offer and quit his part-time job. It seems that the handsome and amazing guy is just a free-for-all. Of course, he is a free-for-all from a beautiful girl and a rich woman. In a sense, he is also great. And that annoying Chinatsu Sakurai, who likes to impose a certain setting on others beforehand? It feels like I haven't even thought about the rumors in my brain, and I keep talking about perversion and promiscuity. Is this the attitude of entrusting others to do things? I already believe that you can be tougher. I was so angry when I saw it. From the beginning, Uesugi was forced to cooperate with unreasonable demands to find members, to the study meeting where I overheard three people maliciously slandering each other with only verbal warnings, and later there were rumors of a bet between the three. Sigh∽ Anyway, the more I watch it, the more uncomfortable it becomes. It's actually quite good. Of course, my ability to express is not good, please forgive me, sorry.

Why do you have to write about such tangled emotions? I really don't understand how a girl who is so sick and just wants to love the protagonist wholeheartedly has to write such a stomachache. An ice cube tsundere and a sickly sweet girl. If you want to have both, why don't you just write it well? If you want to open a harem, then you can have a harem. You have to write about stomachaches to get sick. No one stands, I want the protagonist to be the eunuch directly. Because the author said not to fall in love

This book is called Escape from Kashiko's Control. This is not a description of the harem. At least each heroine has memories before looking back. Their abilities are completely unbalanced and it's so unfair.

Wow, that character in the shirt is so annoying, moaning in pain.

After reading three chapters... How should I put it, there are shadows of various light novels that I have read before. You can't say that it is plagiarism. This is at best a reference, but because I have read it too many times, I am really tired of it. The protagonist is a weak type that is common in light novels, and he can be easily taken by various women. Yeah, even if you have the ability to make your wishes come true (turn your wishes into words), your academic ability is still only third... The sense of déjà vu is too strong, I always feel like I'm reading a crow book, there is no innovative content, but as a novel to kill time, you can still read it

Writing light novels using light novel methods at the starting point is a dead end.