Mio_Asakura

"May there be a few encounters with multiple" Excuse me, but does this mean that she will be attacked by two at once or what? I just don't like polyamory, so I'm interested in an important point before I start reading.

That's a lie. What he likes is stable laziness. The highest level. When you're one of the most influential figures without doing anything.

It sounds unreliable. "May be a few encounters with multiple ". Does this mean it's just a group session where there's no interaction between the characters, or polyamory? Since a year has passed since the comment, I decided to ask if this has been resolved? If there is polyamory, then please give a sign...

*Facepalm* God. Thank you for responding appropriately to my outright stupidity. It's just that not all novels have additional chapters like this, and when they do, it's often just power ratings or something like that, so I probably stopped paying attention to it. And since it skips them when you click "read", I didn't see them this time either. It's probably quite disturbing that if it weren't for the invader, there wouldn't be anything in this book that would bother me, but everyone has a different state of mind and strange extremes and detachment from the other... For example, I have a latent tendency to be possessive, which affects the novels I read and my antipathy to polyamory, as well as my "separate diet," which is probably why I don't like bisexuals, because I like both separately, but not together...

No, it's just a strong female friendship. Like the guys in the rocking chair. Van Darkholme will confirm.

The only logical explanation is that you've confused polyamory and polygamy. Although harem and polygamy are essentially similar concepts with different descriptions, but the end result...

Pancake. Even if there is no tag about it, you could at least write in the description of the novel at the bottom that the main character is bisexual. I just came for Yuri. Besides, for some reason, I really don't like bisexuals... But this is personal, I understand. It's just that if I hadn't accidentally seen a note about it in chapter 13, it would have been very embarrassing when I got involved in a novel to quit because of it. The truth is that you need to read the comments all the time before starting a novel, this time I forgot...

Is that for sure? Because this mermaid queen is a bit annoying, along with their too-close female "friendship". I'm a man of equality, so even if it's a girl, it's still NTR, even with a friend. Which is by the way Yuri. Lol. I'm just wondering if this is just a joke, or if there's more to it than that. From what you wrote, that there is no Yuri, then it must be a joke, but it can also be like in other stupid novels, where sex between women just doesn't seem to count and everyone treats it absolutely calmly. Is it sexist? I don't know. But I don't think it would be so common in the same reverse harem if the heroine's partners did this to each other. You may consider this paranoia, but I just seriously want to know what I'm reading about so that I don't give up halfway through, because there's an element that I don't like at all when I'm already involved in a novel. That would be a disappointment. Thank you in advance.

Well, if so, then forgive the author. Proved me wrong. Sorry. Just understand that the letter was very ambiguously written for that period of time, given that I had already written about the moments of their very close relationship, which is why I did not want to continue and check how it was changing and that it was my misunderstanding, since I did not want to observe such a relationship.. If there really wasn't anything more ambiguous between them after that, then I apologize again, you just misled me with your text.

Ha. Will it kill you to spend an extra 30 seconds reading this? I was just trying to explain it with something more than just saying something that would sound stupid and not convey my thoughts correctly. It's just that if you act like a toxic person, it won't change the facts. As an author, you deny the contents of your novel. Yuri is Yuri. The relationship between girls. Which, as I said, is clearly shown here in the novel, even if the hero is involved in this. Denying it DOESN't change the fact that it exists for those who have eyes and brains.