Anime Crossover Is Anything but Ordinary

How could this be? I should be attending a Japanese boys' high school, a private high school in the countryside, where my parents work overseas for extended periods. My younger sister crawled to the side of my bed this morning to wake me up for breakfast she made herself. When I leave for school, my childhood friend, a Yamato Nadeshiko-like classmate, is waiting for me.

All I see is a protagonist with low emotional intelligence, low IQ, and low physical strength. The author doesn't even look at their own writing. High intelligence but low physique, yet all they think about is brute force. They're practically omitting a minus sign when it comes to intelligence.

The protagonist seems a bit two-armed; how many basic mistakes has he made? He even spaced out while fighting monsters—it's ridiculous! Even if he wanted to build a relationship with the female lead through this, he didn't need to do it like this…

That's so stupid! Going to fight monsters empty-handed without any equipment is just as idiotic as a normal transmigrator!

How embarrassing! This level of skill wouldn't even get watched on a professional sports website. And they even have the nerve to show up at the starting line!

I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 30. The protagonist is like a weakling, with no powerful skills whatsoever. Yet, he goes to rescue someone in broad daylight, not only failing to conceal his appearance but also displaying an inexplicable confidence that no one can find him. Does he really think surveillance cameras don't exist?

The main character is utterly unappealing, making it incredibly addictive to watch. He's greasy and disgusting, with both low IQ and EQ, making it really hard to stick with the story. I actually quite enjoy this type of show, but this one is just awful.

Author, aren't there just too many flaws in this? I've only read five chapters, and every single one has one. Killing monsters gives you writing ability, the big brother protects the world, and you give me writing? What's the point of writing? To get to know Kasumigaoka? Why not just come over directly? Why do I have to write a novel online to meet him? Forget about making money.

By the way, I have to criticize the protagonist. The world saved your life, gave you a new lease on life, and saved the world, yet you refuse to even discuss compensation. That's a bit ungrateful. Don't say it wasn't with the protagonist's consent. The protagonist has the right to refuse; if they don't want to give up their life, that's fine.

Here's a picture of Yukino Yukinoshita.