Review Detail of Lost_Turtle in (Un) Fortunately the Yandere is Not After Me

Thank you for the review. I understand that some characters don't really stand out. I still feel that way while writing chapter 21 right now, which as far as I'm aware you haven't reached yet. So sorry if that disappoints. I guess I probably should've limited the number of characters for screen time purposes. I also want to add, in case this is the type of story you're looking for, that I'm not planning on having the mc steal the waifus. I have plans for new girls that show up that become part of mc's harem. Which when I think about it now, might contribute to my too many characters problem. Anyway, I'm just wanted to say that for anyone that might read this review to not get their hopes up that this is waifu stealing type story.

Stealing WAIFU'S was my attempt at stating that characters that had thought they loved someone but seemed to be going in a direction of seeing a more open romantic field. ( aka noticing otaku boi is not a terrible second option)

That makes more sense to me. Though I don't think that's the route I'm going with, when I look at what I've outlined so far to myself. That is an interesting concept though.

Please give me a short synopsis what’s your book about, I’m totally lost what it’s happening.

What I've wrote so far is basically guy gets blackmailed to help some girl get with another guy. As the story's progressed he get caught up with the other harem members and their supporters despite being a loner. I hope that helps.

Will the women love him or will they still love his friend?

Sorry for the late response. I don't know if you've read the story, But the girls will love the mc.

Do you use the same concept as anime Ore Wo Suki Nano Wa Omae Dake Ka Yo

I was inspired by Oresuki. But I'd say the concept is probably closer to Toradora. Just that the girl isn't helping the mc as well.

I actually thought this is a waifu stealing novel and wasn't gonna read but after your comment, I will at least try it.