Anime Crossover: Quite a Few Beautiful Girls Like Me

The protagonist's view of love is a bit funny. The author wanted to write about a harem but had to add the idea of ​​pure love to the protagonist in the text. To be honest, the most inexplicable plot I watched was the relationship between the male protagonist and Lao Ba. The standard deductive process of taking the answer, and just saying that I have watched the novel and animation can make the male protagonist so fascinated. Brother, you have to know that at the beginning of the story, you assigned a childhood sweetheart to the protagonist who has been in a relationship for 15.6 Years, and the two of them have been in a formal relationship. As a result, the description of this relationship was passed over at the beginning. Not even a day after arriving in Tokyo to go to school, the male protagonist put aside his feelings for Qingmei and began to pursue Lao Ba all the way. Do you know that your description of the behavior of having the protagonist evaluate himself as a person who pursues pure love is similar to the character you wrote about Sosuke Kita? Lao Ba's standard description of a passerby female supporting role is purely based on the number of words and the plot, and the charm is not seen at all. In the original work, it was written based on an ordinary JK who is a bit cute but also very edible. The male protagonist of the original work is also a pretty ordinary boy, and he may be very attractive to the male protagonist of the original work, but for the women you set up as handsome, talented, and good-natured male protagonists, they are not competitive at all! Your forced pairing makes me feel like this character was inserted by one of your sponsors. A stiff batch. You must know that among the main female characters who appear, the one with the least presence is Lao Ba, which makes people feel nothing. Several other characters more or less have the special settings of traditional heroines, and Lao Ba is really uncompetitive. As far as the charm you describe of Lao Ba is concerned, there are no women around the male protagonist who don't have it. Especially Tsukimi Eiko, she is exactly what the hero wanted his Ome to be like. The hero can completely substitute her into it. In the future, because of this relationship, a series of plots will occur with the Ome line. But why are you so passive towards her feelings? Also Hualian, in terms of what he does and his initiative, the male protagonist looks like an ED no matter how you think about it! Appearance, figure, and whether he has someone he likes are all better than Lao Ba. I really don't understand why he insists on clinging to Lao Ba. Even if Lao Ba is positioned as a good brother, if he has any relationship problems in the future, he can complain to her and listen to her complaints and all kinds of things, which is better than becoming a formulaic female character completely. Of course the above are just my personal feelings!

Except for Baigu, I have to recognize all the other characters on Baidu. I have watched too many Model Workers, so it would be nice to change my taste. The key is that the protagonist has too much affection for the heroine whom he met in his previous life, and he often smiles crookedly at the Dragon King, the heroine he just met.

I feel that the author wrote this book just for Lao Ba, so he takes Lao Ba's status very seriously. "The world runs for Lao Ba". Thinking about it this way, it's understandable that the male protagonist can do anything 😎

Because of Lao Ba, I don't want to read this book 🙂

As a senior otaku, the male protagonist longs for the kind of pure love that never breaks up in the two-dimensional world. Of course, the harem is not exclusive. When he was dating his childhood sweetheart Sayu Okita, he had a stick-to-it mentality. At the same time, when he was in the fourth grade of elementary school, he and Okita Sayu had already formed a band together in the future. But when she was in junior high school, Sayu Okita suddenly fell in love with horse riding and had the dream of becoming an excellent jockey. In order to realize this dream, Sayu Okita decided to go to Kyoto to attend a professional equestrian school after graduating from high school. Although he did not forget the agreement with the male protagonist to form a band, he ignored the male protagonist's thoughts - whether he was willing to separate the different places or accompany Okita Sayu to Kyoto, wasting four precious years. What the male protagonist really cares about is that his feelings and thoughts are ignored. Especially after hinting Okita Sayu several times and Okita Sayu still not noticing, the sad hero decided to run to Tokyo alone. This can be regarded as revenge, or it can be regarded as cowardice (proposing to break up before being broken up with). After such a failed relationship, the male protagonist was sad and extremely tired. For this reason, although the male protagonist's concept of relationships has not changed - he still believes that 'company is the longest confession of love' and longs for a lifelong relationship that will never be separated. But in the process of dealing with feelings, I have become cautious and prudent. The male protagonist himself is not slow. When you notice that you will take the initiative (this is the key point) to have ambiguous behavior with a girl that goes beyond the boundaries of friendship, you will realize that you have a crush on that girl, or even like that girl. It's just that the male protagonist came to find his girlfriend with the idea of ​​being together for a lifetime, so at this time, the male protagonist will not act impulsively, but will think more about it. For example: What is this girl's personality like? What is your hobby? Is it right for me? If I can only choose one, is she the one I like the most? Can we go on forever without being separated or breaking up? That's why the male protagonist is unable to make an immediate decision. He can only carefully verify the answers to these questions while guarding the final bottom line - not to have a relationship. As for the final result, we can spoil it in advance now, that is, the female protagonists all like him so much that they are unwilling to let him go. In the end, the male protagonist opens a harem, takes in all the female protagonists, and stays together for the rest of his life.

😭😭😭😭Please don't torture Himemiya Hana 😭😭😭 My heart is bleeding if you emphasize it once or want to send her away.

I don't understand, Lao Ba, who clearly knows that he likes the male protagonist, but still has to tell his childhood sweetheart that he doesn't like me, and asks him if he has liked me, how can he be with his childhood sweetheart if he says he likes him? Then do you like Qingmei or the protagonist? If you like Qingmei, but Qingmei doesn't like you and turns to the male protagonist, it feels too stupid. If you like the male protagonist, you have to tell Sosuke, you can't forget your childhood sweetheart, and you are in love with the male protagonist, and you still care about his thoughts so much that he will reject her. It feels so good. Does the male protagonist like to be someone who is not rare to others? I have always been interested in things like losing dogs. Obviously there are so many beautiful girls who like me. I have to chase one who is not wanted by others. Go for it. I have to let myself be rejected before I accept you. During the time I was with Sosuke, I cared about the relationship but was rejected by Sosuke. Now that you like the male protagonist, you have to be rejected before you can accept the male protagonist's character. It really feels a bit stupid. I didn't have this idea in the original work. I just treated it as a pure fun person. As a result, The kind of beautiful girl you give to yourself for free is the loser female protagonist who is no match for the female protagonist who has been rejected by others. The girl who loves you wholeheartedly and the girl who had a crush on others but was not accepted and turned to the male protagonist. You have to lick that loser dog 🔨 Laoba knows that she likes the male protagonist. Accepting that she doesn't care about Kusuke, I really don't hate her so much, but this kind of persona that she clearly knows she likes the protagonist but still cares about Qingmei's opinion of whether she likes her is really annoying. Do you like Qingmei or the male protagonist? Why do you need to know that Kusuke likes you if you like the male protagonist? As for the opinion that she doesn't like, isn't it better to put Qingmei first? She clearly knows that Kusuke doesn't like her, but she still has to show that she is forced to let go of this secret love in order to accept other people's wishes. The original work doesn't have so many ideas. After all, they are all losers and no one is better than the other, but When I come here to the author, it is obvious that there are so many beautiful girls who like me and have never had a crush on others before, but they can't compare to this kind of girl who has been rejected by others. 😥 It is really the same as reality. Some readily available things cannot compare to those who are pursuing hard, even those who are pursuing hard. What you are pursuing is not the original one, but it is still superior to others. Just like this kind of article, Laoba is like the first heroine and the others are the second and third heroines 😊 Come on, author, I hope it will become more and more beautiful. I will update it with hundreds of thousands of words after saving it and read it 🙂

The following are the opinions that have been mentioned the most so far: 1. Although the male protagonist does not like Himemiya Karian, because Himemiya Karian likes the male protagonist, the male protagonist cannot push Himemiya Karian away, even if the other person is the CP in Himemiya Karian's original story. 2. Although the male protagonist likes Lao Ba, he cannot take the initiative to chase him. Chasing is licking, including wanting to spend more time with Lao Ba, playing the piano for Lao Ba, and feeding Lao Ba snacks as he likes. These are all licking behaviors. I have briefly summarized these two suggestions: 1. Any girl who likes the male protagonist should be accepted by the male protagonist. 2. The male protagonist does not need to do anything, and there is no need to chase Lao Ba. After Lao Ba gives up his secret love for twelve years, and now there is no original CP Hakamada Sosuke, he will chase the male protagonist by himself. Let's see if there is anything else that needs to be improved?

Does this not include mygo? I want to pay attention to the female protagonist who surrounds and suppresses the male protagonist😡

Although it feels good, can the author stop giving away girls? Hua Lian almost likes the protagonist after writing it, but it feels like the protagonist keeps pushing her away, which makes her a bit disconnected. I hope the author can do a good job.