I’m Just a Friend of the Prince, but Before I Knew It, I Have a Harem

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Shiro, an ordinary high school student, learns the secret that Mikoto, an extremely handsome transfer student who is called “prince,” is actually a girl. Shiro promises to keep Mikoto’s secret, but he is in a heap of trouble when a gal in his class who is in love with Mikoto asks him for love advice, and a yandere junior student who has been chasing Mikoto from his old school is jealous of him.

In order to protect Mikoto’s secret, Shiro sets out to solve the problem, only to find that he is now favored by a gal, a junior student, and even Mikoto, creating a harem.

“No, I’m just the prince’s friend.”

This is a romantic comedy in which Shiro, who was the prince’s friend, somehow ended up building a harem while giving love advice and fighting off a stalker who was chasing him.

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俺はあくまで王子様の友人ポジションなんだが、いつのまにかハーレムできてた
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rcpsycho
New rcpsycho rated it
May 2, 2024
Status: c23
While there's not much translated yet, the story has some potential, and it doesn't subvert the premise of the title.

It's neither particularly gripping nor are the characters aren't very deep, but the dialogue is entertaining, especially when two characters throw tsukkomis back and forth.

And while this last point isn't a critique of the novel itself, the tendency of the translator to use the wrong pronouns or objects (I think Japanese often uses them implicitly rather than through actual words, though it can be reconstructed from context) made the story a... more>> little harder to follow on occasion because the gender of the "prince" is ambiguous enough already. <<less
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