The Vampire Doesn't Drink Blood, So What Is This Cultural Invasion?!

Beautiful, immortal, and surviving on people's worship. Isn't this a naturally born divine being of entertainment? Moreover, a scandal will lead to negative publicity, and negative publicity can lead to starvation, so it's enough to listen to the agent (protagonist). Fans who make offerings must also guarantee their moral integrity, because if they receive blood and suck bad blood, they can't continue their business. It's a way of indirectly guiding fans towards a positive and upright character!

The article states that the vampire era was not much different from the human era, so there aren't many reasons for humans to be hostile to vampires. What is the reason the vampire cult continues to demonize vampires when only the main characters remain? And why were there still a few vampire hunters at the premiere when there were so few vampires left? Are vampire hunters people who hunt bats to become vampires?

Cultural Invasion of Another World - My Sister's Bride Can someone write something of the quality of this book?

It's really good. If they make a game console or something similar later, I hope the main character can control it themselves, instead of having to negotiate with others like in this drama. If they create their own mobile game console, they won't have to be at the mercy of others. On the contrary, others will make demands on them for their own platform. How great would that be? They can even make demands on others that are in their favor.

I came here to read your article on cultural invasion, but all I found was over a hundred pages about a game and two movies, and all you wrote about was your ridiculous vampire hunter investigation of the protagonist. Don't you find that interesting?

The plot of this vampire hunter's investigation into vampires is getting increasingly drawn out. Nora's character is portrayed as a completely effeminate little devil. Another issue is the lack of depth. After so many days, I found that the main storyline is completely filler, with less than 30% being truly useful.

You talk about cultural invasion, but you've moved way too fast. There was no buildup; you jumped straight into cultural conquest. No matter how good a culture is, how can you conquer something backward?

You rewrote it? Also, please properly supplement the setting. Just because it's an isekai entertainment story doesn't mean other aspects are unimportant. Your vampire worship and stuff is written like a primary school student idolizing celebrities; it makes me frown every time I see it.

After reading this, I suddenly felt an urge to rewatch *My Sister's Bride*. The portrayal of nobility wasn't noble enough; it felt like a group of middle-class petit-bourgeois, or middle school students. Liking, admiring, and believing are completely different things, but here, the premise is equated.

The first book of this type I read seemed to be about cultural invasion in another world.