CATDOLL: Japanese otakus are obsessed with cute girls in the second dimension, and their love in the third dimension is cold and indifferent

In the new October anime "I Was Kidnapped to Become a Commoner in the School for Young Ladies", there was a scene where Aika Tenkuhashi and Reiko Arisugawa went to look for the male protagonist "Kagurazaka Koto", but found that he was not there, so they read his manga "Yuru Yuri" with great interest. You should know that "Yuru Yuri" is a yuri cute work, and the characters in it are either older sisters or younger sisters, which may explain why Kagurazaka Koto is so calm in the aristocratic girls' school. So if boys like to watch cute anime and manga full of girls, will it make them indifferent to love?

The manga "Yuru Yuri" appears in the new October show "I was kidnapped to a school for young ladies as a commoner"

Recently, Japan's Tokyo TV interviewed a college student who loves to read cute comics. He was confused about his future and had no interest in love, so some Japanese netizens blamed the cute comics! However, after looking at the student's living environment, there must be more important problems to solve than cute comics...

Because I went to a boys' high school...

So I don’t think I’m attracted to girls…

There are many comics on the bookshelf

Japan's TV Tokyo program "Home, I Want to Go Home?" is a program that looks for passers-by who want to go home late at night when the trains are not running. The TV station helps pay for the taxi fare to send them home and then goes into their homes to interview them. In the latest episode, a top student from Keio University was interviewed. He revealed that he was very confused about his future and had no interest in love. When the reporter wanted to change the topic to "interests"...

When asked what comics he likes, he said "Yuri Yuri" and said, "It's a very cute comic!"

This student said that he was forced by his parents to take the college entrance examination, and in order to relieve stress, he accidentally discovered the work "Yuru Yuri" and has become a loyal fan ever since!

All the characters are cute～～

However, this answer made many netizens think that this was the reason why he had no interest in girls. After all, girls in the second dimension are all so innocent and cute, who would want to get in touch with girls in the third dimension! ?

But even if he wants to fall in love, he must first cure his bad habits. For example, the show showed that his room was very messy, with comics thrown around everywhere, and it would not be surprising if there were a lot of cockroaches hiding in it. Even if a girl likes this classmate, she would not dare to date him after finding out about his sloppy living habits!

Comics scattered around

I read my favorite comics on the bed and then threw them under the bed.

There is "Himu-chan: Umaru-chan" under the bed

There is also "Comic Shop in Electric Town"

If you insist on the perfect standard of the second dimension, you will never be able to fall in love...