Ore No Koto Ga Daisukina Osananajimi To Tsuriau Yō Doryoku Shite Itara, Ano Toki Tasuketa Aidoru Ga Tenkō Shite Kite Gakkō Ga Shuraba To-ka Shite Imasu

Aone Mirai had a childhood friend. She looks gorgeous, has beautiful eyes, and is huge (the important information) The existence of Kujou Rei, who is also an idol of the school, stimulated a sense of inferiority in Mirai. Making him refuse her no matter how many times she confessed her feelings. However. “Just how many times do I have to say before you finally understand? Don’t sneak into my futon.” She sneaked inside the futon completely naked “Good morning to you too, Mi-chan’s Mii-chan.” She would start to worship my ‘son’ “Yahello, A-chan. Will A-chan also participate?” Trying to get my little sister, Arata, to join her indecent way of life. She is just a completely messed up person. And … It was around the time when Mirai also tried hard to cure his own (inferiority) complex. “Today, I transferred to this class. I’m Ayaka Kirinaga.” An active idol transferred in from another school …! ?? “Huuh? But you’re not dating Mirai-kun, right?” “… My relationship with Mirai-kun is that which involves direct bonding of our bodies, though?” In addition to that, being targeted by Nishiaya Hoshi, who had fun teasing Mirai, and Haruyama Saku, who became friends with Ayaka …? The school was now already transformed into carnage. Then where does the future of Mirai guide him as he survives this …?

Original Publisher

kakuyomu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Ore No Koto Ga Daisukina Osananajimi To Tsuriau Yō Doryoku Shite Itara, Ano Toki Tasuketa Aidoru Ga Tenkō Shite Kite Gakkō Ga Shuraba To-ka Shite Imasu This title is a mouthful, I know, but after diving in, I can tell you it's a wild ride. "My Childhood Friend Who Loves Me Is Trying to Match Me, But the Idol I Saved Back Then Transferred and School Became a Battlefield" (phew!) is definitely not your typical sweet and fluffy romance. It's got a chaotic energy that I found surprisingly refreshing. ### First Impressions My initial thought was, "Okay, another harem rom-com." But it quickly became clear that this story isn't aiming for heartwarming moments and saccharine sweetness. Instead, it throws you headfirst into a world of over-the-top characters and absurd situations. It's almost like a comedic trainwreck – you know it's a mess, but you can't look away. ### What Works Well The biggest strength of this novel is its humor. It's the kind of comedy that doesn't take itself seriously at all, relying on rapid-fire back-and-forth banter and exaggerated personalities. The female characters are incredibly forward, almost aggressively so, which creates a hilarious dynamic with the main character who, bless his heart, is just trying to survive the chaos. It's a fun subversion of the typical harem setup, where the protagonist is usually the one driving the romance. Here, he's just trying to keep his head above water. If you're looking for something lighthearted and silly to turn your brain off to, this could be it. ### Areas of Concern Honestly, if you're expecting a deep, meaningful story with complex character development, you'll be disappointed. This is pure, unadulterated comedic escapism. The plot, while present, mostly serves as a vehicle for the characters' antics. Also, the "ecchi" tag is there for a reason. It doesn't get too graphic, but the story definitely leans into suggestive situations and fan service. ### Final Verdict "Ore No Koto Ga Daisukina…" (I'm not typing that whole title again!) is a fun, if somewhat chaotic, comedic romp. It's not going to win any awards for literary brilliance, but if you're in the mood for something silly and over-the-top, this might just be what you're looking for. Just be prepared to embrace the absurdity and leave your expectations at the door. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars. It knows what it is, and it commits to it wholeheartedly.