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I used to read physical manga more often, but I was always running out of space to store them. Digital manga is much easier to manage, so now I mostly read digitally.

Usually around three books a day. If I'm not really in the mood to read, I might stop after just one, but if I'm really into it, I can end up reading around five. So I guess three is about average for me.

I prefer manga. I like being able to enjoy a story visually, and personally, I find it easier to understand things visually than through text. I also like that manga feels more casual and easy to read than novels.

I love merry bad ends too! They tend to stick with me more than straightforward happy endings. There are plenty of things that make me go "hmm" in real life, but that I end up loving when they happen in fiction. There's just something about twisted relationships and situations that really gets...

I'm torn between Lamento and DRAMAtical Murder... I love them both so much, so it's really hard to choose. I love Lamento's worldbuilding, and I used to listen to its music a lot, too. I still find myself wanting to listen to it from time to time. As for DRAMAtical Murder, Aoba is just so...

I read BL quite often. I especially enjoy stories with strong psychological depth. I also like relaxing slice-of-life series that help me unwind, as well as mystery and horror. If the characters or the story draw me in, I'll happily read just about any genre.

The level of excitement I get probably depends on what they're actually doing, but overall I'm okay with pretty much anything. What I really like is seeing someone become emotionally unstable because they're so deeply in love. If the character is compelling and my type, then that's even better...

Honestly, I love both so much that I can hardly choose, but if I absolutely had to pick one, I'd go with blushy LIs! They're just so adorable, and they always make me smile. I love it when a love interest gets flustered and blushes.

When the heroine's name is fully voiced, I always use the default name. I'd much rather hear the characters call her by name than have awkward silent pauses because I changed it. So personally, I wouldn't have any problem with a game that doesn't let me change the heroine's name.

I think younger, same-age, and older LIs all have their own unique appeal. That said, if the heroine is very young, like a teenager, I might find it a little odd if the LI is much older. Even so, if the character is compelling and the writing is good, I probably won't mind in the end. Lately...

To me, a character includes their voice, so when it changes, I just can't get used to it and they end up feeling like a completely different person. I understand that sometimes a replacement is unavoidable, but it's still incredibly sad when a character's voice actor is replaced. I do want to...

My favorite is definitely yandere. I always get excited when there's one in a game. I also really like tsundere. They're just so cute.

I usually listen to them at night when I can relax. I also often listen before going to bed. Sometimes I'll put one on while I'm doing something else, but I either miss parts of the audio or get so absorbed in it that I stop what I'm doing.

I like slice-of-life otome games as well. If there are charming love interests, that's already enough to get me excited. I also enjoy taking things slow and spending time with them through sweet, relaxing everyday interactions.

I prefer Dark Mode. I also find Template 1 easier to read. Dark Mode feels much easier on my eyes and less tiring, so if it's an option, I almost always use it.

I usually stick with the canon name. I like hearing the characters say the heroine's name in voiced lines, and it bothers me a little when they skip over it. That said, if the heroine's name isn't voiced, I often change it instead.

I prefer visual novels with more choices because I enjoy the feeling of making my own decisions. That said, having more to read helps me become more immersed in the story, so I think that's important too. If I had to choose one, I'd say it depends on the game. For story-focused titles, I'd...

I'm not particularly fond of gacha games. Having to worry about stamina and keep up with limited-time events can feel exhausting because they demand so much of your time. If there's something that really appeals to me, I might still play one, but when it comes to otome games, I prefer being able...

It depends on the game. Sometimes I self-insert, and sometimes I don't, but even when I don't, I often still get emotionally invested in the story and enjoy it that way.

It depends a lot on the character. If the voice suits the character well, I can end up loving both deep and soft voices. My personal preference is actually somewhere in the middle, and I tend to prefer mid-range voices over extremely deep or high-pitched ones.