When a Video of Me Getting Dumped Went Viral, I Was Bombarded With Famous Beautiful Girls From Other Schools

When a Video of Me Getting Dumped Went Viral, I Was Bombarded With Famous Beautiful Girls From Other Schools

俺のフラれる動画がバズったら、他校で有名な美少女たちが殺到しました · Original Japanese title

Also known as: 俺のフラれる動画がバズったら、他校で有名な美少女たちが殺到しました

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japanese Web Novel

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Reviewed by Kana

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My Thoughts on When a Video of Me Getting Dumped Went Viral, I Was Bombarded With Famous Beautiful Girls From Other Schools

Alright, let's dive into this title – quite a mouthful, isn't it? "When a Video of Me Getting Dumped Went Viral, I Was Bombarded With Famous Beautiful Girls From Other Schools." It's a story that promises a blend of comedy, drama, and a healthy dose of harem elements, set against the backdrop of school life. I went in with an open mind, ready for some lighthearted fun.

First Impressions

The premise is undeniably intriguing. Who wouldn't be curious about a loner protagonist whose life is suddenly turned upside down by viral fame and the attention of multiple beautiful girls? The tags – "clever protagonist," "hiding true abilities," and "misunderstandings" – paint a picture of a story ripe with potential for both comedic and romantic developments.

What Works Well

The story seems to lean into its comedic aspects, and from what I've gathered, it does a decent job. The "top caste" group apparently provides ample opportunities for humor through their constant missteps and self-inflicted wounds. The core concept of a protagonist who is perhaps smarter than he lets on also has appeal. There's a certain satisfaction in watching a character outwit those around him, and it sounds like this story delivers on that front, to a degree.

Areas of Concern

However, there are some definite shortcomings. The female characters' nicknames are apparently quite cringe-worthy, which can be a major turn-off. It can really pull you out of the immersion when a character's name feels forced or unnatural. Also, the protagonist's personality, while seemingly inspired by characters like Ayanokoji, lacks sufficient backstory or explanation. This can leave the reader feeling disconnected and struggling to fully invest in his journey. Finally, while the harem aspect is present, the lack of definitive romantic closure might disappoint those looking for a clear resolution.

Final Verdict

"When a Video of Me Getting Dumped Went Viral..." is a story with an interesting concept and some comedic highs. However, issues with character development and potentially jarring character names hold it back from being a truly compelling read. If you're looking for a lighthearted, somewhat silly story with a focus on comedy and don't mind some rough edges, this might be worth checking out. Just be prepared for a potentially uneven experience.

Synopsis

Mizuki Saku was a so-called shady One day, however, he is lied to by Osawa Mikoto, the leader of the top caste group and a video of him being rejected is posted on social networking sites: ……. “I’m so glad you became a celebrity, Otaku-kun! lol” The buzz was unexpectedly huge. The top caste were overjoyed, but –But from there, everything surrounding Saku changed. “I’ve been waiting for you.” “I finally found you!” “Fufu, I’m so happy to see you again ♡” The famous beautiful girls from other schools, who actually owe Saku a favor, rush to Saku’s door. The top caste group, on the other hand, in contrast to Saku, lost all of that after the video went up and ……. “A-All my personal information has been exposed!?” “That bastard…while we’re going through this…!” A group of cheerful people who are resentful. –But then, they learn something. Just how “strongest” a man named Mizuki Saku really is. This is a painful love comedy in which the hidden strongest specs defeats back a group of top caste, and eventually builds a harem that everyone envies!

Details

Language
japanese
Type
Web Novel
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
54 chapters
Original Publisher
kakuyomu

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