CATDOLL: The light novel writer said that the reason why "Excuse Me, Is the Order a Rabbit Today" can only be made into an animation is because there is no male lead?

The second season of the popular October autumn anime "Is the Order a Rabbit?" has been mentioned repeatedly, but it seems that it is not a good thing. A magazine has previously published an article saying that the work and the author of "Is the Order a Rabbit?" are disgusting. Now another light novel author has come out to say that works like "Is the Order a Rabbit?" are very incompatible with light novels, and that no one will buy such works without a male protagonist and a harem.

The light novel author named Okazaki Noboru (he has published the light novel "This Classroom is Occupied by the No Return Society") said that although it may be incomprehensible to his peers, works like "Order a Rabbit" are very incompatible with light novels. The main reason is that there is no "male protagonist" in works like "Order a Rabbit".

Unlike comics that often depict cute girls, light novels rely heavily on the reader's imagination, and the starting point of this imagination is to be able to simply immerse yourself in the role, so a male protagonist is necessary, but if there is no male protagonist, it is like tying your hands at the starting line, and you simply cannot fight in the light novel industry. Of course, it is not to say that there are no exceptions, but relatively speaking, light novels with male protagonists account for the vast majority. Perhaps in a few years, light novels without male protagonists can also be popular, but we cannot do such irresponsible things now.

For this reason, many netizens commented: "Indeed, light novels now must have a protagonist that people can empathize with.", "The plot of yuri themes is usually relatively slow. If it is written as a light novel, people will definitely fall asleep.", "After the Decline of Humanity" expresses dissatisfaction...". After all, there are light novels without male protagonists, but it is really hard to say how the sales are. However, daily life works like "Order a Rabbit" are definitely more suitable for comics and animation. But are light novels without male protagonists really not read by anyone? Dear readers, why not tell us, would you read light novels without male protagonists?