The Girl Ranked Last in the Academy Won't Be Without Friends

Come on

Surprisingly, it was quite good. I finished watching it while listening to "Secret Meeting," and Jeanne became a meme. I'll make an irresponsible guess: the protagonist's ability is the same as Jeanne's—the ability to manipulate the world's underlying structure. The reason his water manipulation wasn't powerful is because he only changed the water's position; he didn't apply any kinetic energy to it.

Hurry up and bring out the Snow Coconut Song!

Is the male lead Xueye? He looks like a monster.

What I don't understand is, how could the ability to control water be weak? Even if the female protagonist can only control a single drop of water, using that drop to attack someone's eyes or get into their nostril would be unpleasant for them. Of course, it's also possible that the female lead couldn't achieve precise control. In that case, simply splashing water on the other person's face and roughly controlling the direction of the water wouldn't be too bad, right? As for not having the ability to produce water, just carry a backpack with a few bottles of mineral water, right?

I can't hold back anymore! The protagonist only shows his perspective for a few hundred words every four or five chapters; the entire story focuses on the harem of male characters. If you really want to write a male protagonist story, why not just start a male protagonist harem story and develop it slowly?

Fast forward to the part where the monster is made of flesh and blood, but in my eyes, he is a sunny boy.

Did others not see Xueye? Didn't the ramen shop owner notice that the female lead and Xueye came together?

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Watch seriously