Working to Help My Childhood Friend Find Love

So much time has passed, and this book is getting more and more shabby. Is this the trend of Japanese light novels?

The character names from that anime shouldn't have been sewn on; changing them would have been better.

I'm writing a new book and would appreciate your support, dear readers.

The Way of Sitting in Oblivion—I can't distinguish it, I really can't distinguish it!

After reading a few chapters, I felt it wasn't quite up to par. After some thought, I realized the weakness lay in the character descriptions, especially the female characters' appearances, figures, and expressions – the descriptions were too weak. That's precisely where the brilliance of this kind of book lies.

Hey author, if you're not in the mood, you can take a break to organize your thoughts. Constantly writing down the entire status bar of the male lead... Well...

Author, please update faster! It's just too good to be true!

Kaori is adorable, but Kanzaki's character is a bit too much. She starts as a hardcore gamer and suddenly transforms into a powerful, wealthy heiress. The main issue is that she seems to be involved in every heroine's story afterward, and she's quite assertive... It's hard to tell who the main character is anymore; the focus has completely shifted!

I won't look at something that has a good interface but doesn't look good.

A daily update makes it easier for readers to build up interest in the book, but then they stop reading. No reading leads to no readership, and then it flops.