The Whole World Is Chuunibyou, but I'm the Only One Who's Awake

It makes sense if you look at it as a harem anime. In reality, slapping someone in the face may be a bit controversial, but in anime, such plots are very common and very reasonable.

Version t0 is so scary

I really feel like the protagonist is a bit miserable. I don't know how to describe this book. I think it's very beautiful. But I couldn't accept the ending. The author actually included two very large knives. I also don't want to spoil the story, if anyone sees this comment. I also want to say my own thoughts. But it's a spoiler for me, and I suggest anyone reading this review. After reading this story. P. S. I hope the author will continue to make a sequel. I will reward and vote every day. P. P. S. I watched the ending, so I checked. 2024.11.22. 9:24

The characterization is garbage

You have to be unhappy, you have to be brainless. Many of the plots are uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist never responds when he is ridiculed. I'm screwed.

It's a well-written work with a very special subject matter. It's the first time I've seen this type of work. The characters are well created (although Hope was a bit disgusting when I was a child). The overall plot is not overwhelming and very engaging, but the ending feels a little rushed. I felt uncomfortable watching the ending, maybe because it wasn't the warm ending I imagined where I chose to return to a stable life after becoming invincible... Everything the protagonist experienced before the ending was reversed, the lovers and partners he met, all disappeared in an instant...

Duel! Afraid of you! One-on-one challenge...

After reading this book, I would like to share some of my points of view: 1. The heroine in the early stage (who inexplicably assumes the role of the hero's girlfriend) 2. The adopted daughter of the protagonist and his wife (in the later stage, she uses her identity to steal the protagonist's money. This section can be deleted and read like a fly). The ending is good, it is both the beginning and the ending

The concept is great, very immersive, and even affects real life!

This is a book with a very strange idea. When dealing with Pan Ye in the association, he vomited blood when he hit him with a toy sword in the stone. Why did he still think that others were the second graders later? Alsace was dared to die by the turtle qigong wave, but a small stone could kill a second grader? Is it because the protagonist is really mentally ill?