In a crossover anime, the only way to become stronger is by marrying a wife.

Meeting your parents formally requires a lot of preparation, such as preparing gifts, explaining the things in the other world, and the fact that you have married more than one wife.

It's quite complicated, but these are all issues that must be addressed.

"No, I don't want to study..." Goto Ichiri was very distressed.

But there was nothing they could do; Tsukikawa Shuu had always held the upper hand.

……

……

I entered the classroom just as the school bell rang, just as usual.

However, when Tsukikawa Shu went to the Service Club after school today.

Although I didn't join voluntarily, I'm now a member of the Service Club, so I should still participate in club activities...

Although in reality there are often no events.

The cooperative usually doesn't start work, and when it does, it's usually for rather difficult tasks.

Pushing open the door, I found the three familiar faces already waiting inside the classroom.

Yukino Yukinoshita, sitting at the end of the table reading a book, looked very serene. Next to her sat Yui Yuigahama and Shizuka Hiratsuka.

In addition, there were two new faces who were appearing in the Service Club for the first time.

One is Yoshiteru Zaimokuza, who previously bribed Shuu Tsukikawa with a complete set of "Beautiful Girl Kaleidoscope," and the other is a girl with short yellow hair.

Her short hair fell just to her shoulders, looking refreshing yet still exuding a youthful and energetic charm.

"hello!"

She greeted Tsukikawa Shuu very warmly as she entered the room.

Tsukikawa recognized her at first glance.

Isshiki Iroha, the new student council president, is only a first-year high school student and doesn't know how to handle many things. The student council is currently in a complete mess.

Just acting natural and energetic won't solve anything real.

When Tsukikawa Shu saw her, he knew he was in for a lot of work.

"Let me introduce myself, I am Isshiki Iroha."

She looked Tsukikawa Shuu up and down, her eyes full of curiosity, even a hint of surprise as if she had discovered a treasure. "Please take care of me, Tsukikawa-kun!"

She reached out her hand to Tsukikawa Shuu.

This overly friendly enthusiasm made it seem as if he considered the Service Department his own department.

As for the surprise in his eyes, it was probably because he was swooning over a handsome guy.

Tsukikawa Shuu is well aware of this.

"Hello."

Tsukikawa Shuu politely extended her hand and shook hands with the other person.

"Yes, Tsukikawa Shu is really as handsome as the legends say!" She smiled brightly.

None of the characters in "My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU" are easy to deal with.

It's not that she's afraid of these people, it's just that Tsukikawa Shuu simply finds dealing with them too troublesome. As for things like expanding her harem, the female characters in this anime wouldn't be her first choice.

Tsukikawa Shu recalled the plot: Iroha Isshiki was originally the manager of the soccer club, then she joined the student council, and then she kept coming to the Service Club to drink tea and chat...

Is this kid so free?

Shouldn't they be arrested and given a thorough make-up lesson?

Do you even understand the value of the "Five Years of College Entrance Examination and Three Years of Simulation" study materials?

"Hey, stop nagging, Yuechuan! We made a deal, you and the rest of the Service Club have to help me look at the novel!"

At this moment, Yoshiteru Zaimoto, who remained fearless even in the face of execution in the novel, spoke up.

Chapter 80 My conclusion is, perhaps it's better to...

Tsukikawa Shuu sat down at the end of the table and glanced at Zaimokuza Yoshiteru.

"Didn't I already check it for you last time?" Tsukikawa Shu asked.

"Is that what you call looking!"

Upon hearing this, Yi Hui jumped up in a panic, "You glanced at it and then said 'not as good as online novels,' what do you mean by that?!"

"It's exactly what it sounds like. If you can't even grab the reader's attention at the beginning, what more do you want?" Tsukikawa Shuu picked at his ear.

"I didn't realize that Tsukikawa-kun is quite popular."

The service society was unusually lively today.

"There are two things to do today. The first is to help this student, who is a woodworking student, look at his novel."

Hiratsuka Shizuka lit a cigarette again in the Service Club, the smoke swirling around her.

"Secondly, Isshiki wants to discuss the joint event with Seaside Comprehensive High School with you."

"I'll have to ask you all to help with the social event." Iroha Isshiki's voice was very cute.

Next, it's time to criticize Yoshiteru Zaimokuza...

Moreover, she was repeatedly criticized by Tsukikawa Hiiragi and Yukino Yukinoshita.

"I think the plot development is lacking, especially in the portrayal of the characters' emotions, which is not vivid and delicate enough."

Yukino Yukinoshita put down the thick stack of manuscripts.

As for Tsukikawa Shu, he got even more excited.

"You haven't corrected the problems I pointed out last time! I told you to read Chinese online novels, but you didn't read a single one!"

Tsukikawa Shuu flipped through it, and then got really angry.

"Where are your first three chapters? What about the synopsis? What about the title? If you can't even get the opening right, how do you expect to attract readers?"

"Where's the sense of immersion? Where's the resonance? Where's the cheat code? You're writing a fantasy story where the protagonist doesn't even have a cheat code, what are you trying to achieve? Are you trying to copy the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Shield Hero?"

"Furthermore, the protagonist's motives are not clearly explained, and there is a lack of logical connection," Yukinoshita added.

"Where's your emotional turmoil? Where's the villain's foreshadowing? Where's the hatred?" Tsukikawa Shuu said.

"You haven't even bothered to study the works of truly excellent authors, what kind of nonsense are you writing? It's so bad it'd hurt your butt even if you used it as toilet paper, it's like sandpaper, sandpaper!"

“I also think that novels should be a form of entertainment, not a place for you to vent your emotions,” Yukino Yukinoshita added softly.

"Exactly, who are you trying to attract with that overly pretentious artsy vibe? People come here to relax, not to listen to you vent your negative emotions. Do you really think you're some depressed prince? You're suffering from chuunibyou, you need treatment!" Tsukikawa Shuu said.

……

"In summary, a thirty-year-old who has accomplished nothing will most likely imagine himself as a writer—even though you're not even thirty yet," Yukino Yukinoshita said.

"On one hand, I want to vent my emotions through writing, but on the other hand, I fantasize that I can pick up money from a sack with it." Tsukikawa Shu nodded in complete agreement.

After a series of actions resembling a mixed doubles match between a husband and wife, they thoroughly refuted Yoshiteru Zaimokuza's novel.

Isshiki Iroha blinked her beautiful eyes, looking at Yukino Yukinoshita and Shu Tsukikawa with great amazement, "I didn't expect Tsukikawa-kun and Yukinoshita to have such insightful views on novels."

"Is it really that bad?" Yoshiteru Zaimokuza was instantly on the verge of collapse.

"Yukino, Tsukikawa-kun, you don't have to be like this... I think it's actually quite well written..."

Yui Yuigahama, holding the stack of novels, smiled.

"Really? I knew I'd have readers. Tell me, what's so good about it?" Yoshiteru Zaimokuza immediately perked up and eagerly asked.

"Eh? This..."

However, Yui Yuigahama got stuck at this moment.

She thought for a moment, then hurriedly picked up the other person's novel and took a look.

"I think... what Caimuzuo wrote was very sincere!"

After racking her brains for a long time, she finally found a suitable word.

However, Yoshiteru Zaimoto was already in tears.

"I'll be back! Next time I'll bring you even better work!"

He practically fled, leaving behind a harsh remark that sounded like a threat before running out of the classroom.

Everyone watched as Yoshiteru Zaimokuza left.

"I didn't expect that you could share some of my views." Yukino Yukinoshita picked up her coffee, took a sip, and looked at Tsukikawa Shuu with great admiration.

That look in his eyes was saying, "I'm rarely looking at you properly today, so you'd better be grateful!"

"Hmph, when it comes to novels, I'm a professional!"

Tsukikawa Shuu simply crossed her arms and ignored it completely.

When it comes to novels, Chinese online literature is a decade ahead of the world. The "Mary Sue" (overpowered protagonist) fantasy novels that were already popular ten years ago are still being played out in other countries today.

Moreover, even among authors of the Long Ao Tianwen series, many works are so bad they're almost too painful to wipe with, like the particularly frustrating "The Rise of the Shield Hero," where the protagonist, despite having a cheat-like advantage, chooses to be someone else's grandson from the start.