There Is No Way a Support-type Character Will Have a Girlfriend

I have to protect Shōgawa-san’s secret…! My classmate Shōgawa-san has a secret that no one must uncover── That’s right, she is actually a Radiant Magical Girl that protect this city! (And she’s super cute～!) I found out this secret by accident, and to avoid her identity from being exposed, I vow to cover up for her, but she is a really clumsy ditz! In order to better support her, I must be mentally prepared to stay by her side at all times… 「Shōgawa-san! Please stay with me (Physically)!」「Oh, Okay.」 Great! Now we can have lunch together, go home after school together, visit the amusement park together── As a support type character, my support will be flawless! …Hmm? A couple? No no no, There Is No Way a Support Type Character Will Have a Girlfriend. A love comedy of misunderstandings and lack of self awareness, is now screening!

Original Publisher

kadokawa

Original Language

japanese

Type

Light Novel

## My Thoughts on There Is No Way a Support-type Character Will Have a Girlfriend Alright, let's dive into "There Is No Way a Support-type Character Will Have a Girlfriend." This one's been on my radar for a bit, and after reading the available chapters, I definitely have some thoughts. ### First Impressions My initial impression was... chaotic, but in a good way? The premise itself is intriguing, and it definitely leans heavily into the comedy, ecchi, and harem genres, with a healthy dose of school life thrown in for good measure. The magic system and the magical girl element feel a little tacked on at first, but they add a unique flavor to what could have been a run-of-the-mill school romance. I was definitely hooked from the start, wanting to see where this crazy train was headed. ### What Works Well The humor is definitely a strong point. It's not subtle, but it's effective. The characters are all quirky and distinct, and their interactions are genuinely funny. The misunderstandings are the driving force of the plot, and while they can be a bit much at times, they're undeniably entertaining. I also appreciate the male protagonist. He's kind of oblivious, but he's also genuinely trying to do good, which makes him likeable. The story has a lightheartedness that makes it easy to pick up. ### Areas of Concern Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room: the misunderstandings. While they are the source of much of the humor, they can also become frustrating. There were a few points where I felt like it was getting a bit too contrived, and I started to wonder how long the author could keep it up before it became tiresome. I also worry about what will happen when the truth inevitably comes out. Will the relationships implode? Will it be a satisfying resolution? Only time will tell. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, so there is mention of Character A being a magical girl, Character B helping Character A while not revealing he knows, and Character C thinking Character B is in love with Character A. Character D is a fujoshi that thinks Character B and C are in love with each other. Just a heads-up if you want to go in completely blind. ### Final Verdict Overall, "There Is No Way a Support-type Character Will Have a Girlfriend" is a fun, albeit slightly ridiculous, read. If you're looking for a lighthearted comedy with plenty of misunderstandings and a dash of magic, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for some potentially frustrating moments and don't take it too seriously. I'm cautiously optimistic about where the story is going, and I'll definitely be keeping an eye on it. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.