I'm on the Run in the Comic World

Under the Snow

A star beast that has taken a liking to the succubus protagonist. . .

Misaka Mikoto

There are not many people who are still writing traditional variety comics, and the author can actually persist. Unfortunately, the author came late, has no fan base, and the results...

Amano Hina

Chitoge Kirizaki

Horikita Suzune

How should I put it? I feel stingy.

To be honest, I only read the comments after reading Chapter 5. Someone pointed out the problem. It's boring and boring.

I think it's okay. The manga integrates its own worldview. The author said he has ideas, but the plot rhythm is not exciting or exciting. That's why it's said to be bland and tasteless. One of the two things that attracted me to read more was the world view. Survival in the apocalypse generally involves defeating monsters and upgrading, which is a bit like early doomsday novels. It's quite interesting. Plus, with the addition of defeating monsters and upgrading, it becomes more targeted. The second one is that the male protagonist at least opened the harem in an open and aboveboard way, without showing off his feelings, and would not say he was cheating on others or anything like that. I like this very much. It's good to try this after watching it too much. Looking forward to the subsequent development of the world and the Shura field when the male protagonist confesses that he wants to open the Crystal Palace.

Summer, such a classic name

I have absolutely no interest in reading it! Apart from the familiar and attractive names, the content is completely unsightly! What a mess! You can set your own settings! It's even more disgusting to use people's names to attract people's attention! It's simply ruined! Give a ten-star negative review! ! ! Poison!

Good guys, the school belle's personal experts are all here, geniuses!

Yukinoshita Yukino

Shinomiya Kaguya

The plot is as bland as water, and it is a pity to abandon it if it is tasteless.

Mai Sakurajima

Alyssa

Die Jia: Because there are not many people writing comprehensive comics, and (at least for me) the author's articles are not very toxic, which is a pity. However, I don't have much expressive ability, so I will just write about my personal reading experience (the opinions do not represent others). … … … Regarding the reading experience of the author's last book, I saw that I didn't read much in the middle of the book. This book started in the early stage and I lost the desire to read it. It was the same problem without any poisonous points, but it made me feel boring and had no motivation to continue reading. As for the previous book, the early and middle stages are a collision of daily novels in a modern setting + non-daily elements with super powers. The changes in the world make me look forward to interesting plots to continue watching. In the middle and later stages, the world changes, so I only choose chapters that interest me personally and subscribe to them. As for this book, I saw other book friends saying that it has no fan base and the original apocalyptic background is not popular. For me, the beginning was okay, I felt "Oh, it's kind of interesting", but the overall early plot of the original apocalyptic world was not attractive enough. It was a bland formula trial and formula duel, and the plot can actually be said to be a straight line. And because it is an original post-apocalyptic background, compared to pure daily comprehensive comics, there are not enough interesting interactions with the heroines and daily interesting plots. Sometimes, it is impossible to imagine who the author is without looking at the name. So I didn't feel it was interesting enough so I couldn't watch it anymore.

Let's do Mai Shiranui. The recent King of Fighters Mai Shiranui is so beautiful.

Why do comprehensive comics have to have more female protagonists? Originally, the female characters in the original novels are all different, but after writing multiple heroines, they all become the same. They can fall in love with the protagonist no matter how hard it is, which ruins the character design. I feel that one or at most two heroines are enough. Most fan authors have no writing skills at all and are purely for their own pleasure.

Just seeing the names of the heroines who are regulars in these variety comics, I no longer have the desire to watch them. Is there any way I can be saved?