You look like a typical mass-produced comic protagonist…

First, I will quit being a person.

I can’t spend 4 hours looking for the contact lens that the teacher dropped…

Lady Eyebrow…

This level is difficult because it has transcended human ability.

When I received 100 million internal evaluation points, it was like having 500 million cardboard boxes filled with materials used for classes, right?

Who is this? Kirito?

Your eyebrow…!

This guy will shave not just his eyebrows but all the hair on his body without hesitation.

I need to walk around Japan and do a date reconnaissance.

There’s no way I can do knee pillows for everyone.

I don’t really want to say it because it’s not much of a compliment, but…

The way this guy goes all out is so intense, it’s overwhelming.

Maybe it’s a level where the opponent is highly likely to run away if it’s not a manga.

For now, I felt that the male protagonist should be this much of a girlfriend freak, so it’s helping me with my creative process.

But to make all 33 people feel that “kyaa!”, I guess I need to put in this much effort.

Saying that, the nameless person ends up falling in love with Koi Taro-kun, doesn’t he?

Are you saying that the nameless one cannot make eye contact because they are introverted?

The ultimate form of a harem protagonist.

That’s funny.

Before he got a girlfriend, Koitaro was already incredibly kind.

It seems that only Koi-taro can save the situation around here.

The bangs of the nameless!

At the very least, you should be able to take down a dozen suspicious individuals wandering in the mountains with your bare hands.

I haven’t looked directly into CV Kujira’s eyes yet.

There is a slight possibility that it might be shocking…

The moment our eyes met, my favorability shot up to the limit; that’s a bit scary, God.

How many hours does this guy have in a day…?

Can you ride a bike all day for a date preview?

Before going to bed at night, I’m running on a treadmill on Earth, reversing the rotation and turning back time.

I’m also working part-time to buy her a gift.

I feel like it’s about time to transition to summer, but I’ve already done the swimsuit event multiple times…

Thanks to games like 100 Kano and social games, I’m grateful that I can think there can be as many heroines as I want.

If you try to harm her, I will come to kill you; that’s just too much.

Well, I should be able to create a light clone.

If you go to another country, you can go to the ocean and also enjoy winter sports.

The good thing is that there is an aspect of being saved by them due to a low sense of self-esteem rooted in the fact that I was rejected by 100 people without any particular reason until middle school.

Since you can go to the sky island, it’s just a matter of going to winter island.

It’s still spring, isn’t it…?

When I forget about her, it’s so shocking that I end up crying.

It feels like a negative trend that there are a certain number of readers who like it because it’s easy to understand and handle since it operates in patterns.

The endpoint of that preference will likely be characters who are fully accepting, like those in “Narou”, which deny humanity.

It’s impressive that they are trying to include as many one-on-one interactions between Koitaro and the harem members as possible.

It has often been said that we would eventually be able to create clones, but is there really one that does it casually in the anime opening without any explanation?

At what point did I clearly stop being human?

Is it around the training at Honkiji Temple?

The scariest moment was when I was in the jar with them and the broken spine healed.

Gross!!!

Until the “Reclamation Arc,” you’re pretty much human, right?

I think there are quite a few readers who also want to be her.

Rather, isn’t it possible that I have already become a part of her?

When the year changes, there are a lot of matters to handle like school admissions, and on top of that, there are birthday events multiplied by a hundred, Valentine’s Day, Christmas, and just a mountain of inconvenient things.

Ren Taro’s self-evaluation is appropriate for his age and quite negative.

Therefore, there is no hesitation in dedicating my life and existence to her.

By the way, there are still no “ore-kko” (boyish girls) around, huh?

By the time Mairi-chan joined, she was already completely non-human.

I think it’s amazing that in this kind of harem romantic comedy, the protagonist is actually popular and merchandise sells as well as the heroines, Koutarou.

I think there are aspects that are popular with readers in a yandere heroine kind of vibe.

I want to be loved with all one’s heart and soul, or rather, I want to be cherished.

I love Koitarou, who was trying to kill the Infinite God.

Top boyfriend!

King of Boyfriends!

A man whose fans have no objections to power words like this.

I think the top boyfriend will continue to be used even after the anime ends.

In a romantic comedy, there are kids who can’t live without you, so please don’t take your body or life for granted, hero! It’s the first time I’ve felt this way.

It’s a romantic comedy, isn’t it?

I’ve been binge-watching 100 Kano season 2 since yesterday.

I like Ren-taro.

She breaks down when a crisis approaches her, but she’s basically a sensible person and a good person.

The original work of Aho is thorough in that respect as well.

Because I love them to the fullest, I appreciate their willingness to make the effort to be a good match.

The amount of effort is weird.

I think it’s a unique quality of 100 Kano, so I don’t really want to compare it too much with other romantic comedies.

The ability to appreciate the sense of balance in not being able to defeat a professional athlete, even for her sake, is commendable.

Even though it’s a gag, when the protagonist wins with romantic power in such situations, it becomes a bit hard to accept.

I want to praise you for being amazing, but it’s strange how I don’t want to get too close.

The reader’s sense of distance is the most important.

Harem stories that you can watch with peace of mind are rare…