Date A Live: Another

There must be one of us, the author or I, who has a misunderstanding about "marriage" or "lesbian" relationships.

Is the author mistaken? I came here to read the lovey-doll scenes, not to see the male lead giving Shido fan service. If those plot points are important, fine, but if they're not, why write them? It's disgusting.

Guomei, it's really impossible to have perfect attendance anymore.

After reading the first two chapters, the author seems to be implying that the female lead was sexually assaulted, but as long as "Emotional Temptation" is a yuri story (though it won't appear in the main text), the "fan service" is for Shido.

I suggest the author write about marriage; yuri (lesbian) doesn't suit you. I, for one, don't agree that this is yuri.

I clicked in with great enthusiasm, but the comments section completely killed my interest… Personally, I think it's best to be patient and not blindly trust so-called "landmine warnings." Everyone's preferences and triggers are different. Shido is the protagonist of Date A Live, so in fanfiction, he's an "anchor," the foundation of all the original plot points, and the "pillar" driving the story forward—he can't be removed. Would you read a Date A Live fanfiction without Shido? As for giving Shido "fan service," I personally find it quite objectionable. It depends on whether the author has drawn a "red line" (bottom line). If they have, it's just bad taste; if not, it's intentional…

Thanks to the author for "Let me tell you," which successfully deflected the potential issues.

Actually, Shido isn't that important; he can die if it's a yuri character.

It's safe to say the author really misjudged the importance of the story. I felt like half the plot was dedicated to Shido, and Yuki-zakura barely appeared at all over the past few chapters. Who's the main character here? I didn't feel any sense of plot incompleteness at all; on the contrary, I almost couldn't even recognize the main character. And the author really gave me face! Shido is dead. The End.

Although the synopsis and the book clearly state that there will be a harem-building element, it seems to me that it's just talk. Even the protagonist himself actively avoids developing relationships, and instead keeps trying to bring them together... I want some yuri content...