Anime Crossover: Quite a Few Beautiful Girls Like Me
综漫：喜欢我的美少女有一点多
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Criticism regarding the romance plot
The protagonist's view on love is a bit funny. The author wanted to write a harem story but insisted on adding a pure love idea to the protagonist in the main text. To be honest, the most baffling plot point I saw was the romantic relationship between the male lead and Lao Ba.
The author is avoiding writing about a "simp" type of character, but the protagonist's initial attraction to the female lead he just met is too high.
Aside from the "loser dog" character, I had to Google all the other characters to find their identities. After watching so many hard-working characters, it's nice to change things up. The key point is that the protagonist has an extremely high level of affection for the female lead he met in his previous life through anime, and he often gives the newly acquainted female lead, the Dragon King, a crooked smile.
I feel the author created this book specifically for Lao Ba (the eighth prince), hence the high regard for him; it's as if "the world revolves around Lao Ba." Thinking about it that way, it's understandable why the protagonist is capable of anything. 😎
Because of Lao Ba, I don't want to read this book anymore. 🙂
The male protagonist's views on relationships (highly recommended, especially if you skip around in the reading).
The male protagonist, a seasoned otaku, yearns for the kind of pure, unbreakable love found in the world of anime and manga. Of course, he's not opposed to harems either. When he was dating his childhood friend Sawa Okita, he was determined to be faithful to her forever.
😭😭😭😭Please, please stop torturing Himegami Karen!😭😭😭Every time you emphasize this or try to send her away, my heart bleeds.
Personal opinion
I don't understand. Lao Ba (Old Eight) clearly knows he likes the male lead, but he still has to tell his childhood friend, right? Ask him if he ever liked him. How come if he said yes, he'd be with his childhood friend? So, does he like his childhood friend or the main character? It's so stupid to like his childhood friend but she doesn't like him back and he turns to the male lead.
Feedback collected, thank you for your feedback!
Below are some of the most frequently mentioned opinions so far: 1. Although the male protagonist does not like Himemiya Karen, he cannot push her away because she likes him, even if she is his original love interest. 2. Although the male protagonist likes Lao Ba, he cannot actively pursue him.
This isn't mygo? I want to see the female lead ganging up on the male lead 😡
Although it was alright, could the author please stop with the "giving away the female lead" trope? Hua Lian was almost falling for the protagonist, but it felt like he was constantly pushing her towards nobody, which was a bit off-putting. I hope the author will handle it better.