How do 'hatsukoi protagonist visual novel' usually portray emotions?

Often, Hermione is portrayed as conflicted. On one hand, she's dealing with the unexpected pregnancy, which is a huge life change. And on the other, it's with Draco, someone she used to despise. So she might be feeling a mix of confusion, fear, and a strange new - found affection. Draco, on the other hand, could be shown as initially shocked and then slowly accepting his role as a future father. He might be feeling a sense of responsibility he never had before.

Often, in these fanfictions, Aria is portrayed as a bit nervous but also excited. She's usually very in - touch with her emotions, so she might be thinking about how much she loves Ezra and how this is a big step in their relationship. Ezra, on the other hand, is shown as being more confident but also gentle. He wants to make sure Aria is comfortable.

There's also often a sense of desperation. Because the pursuit is relentless, when faced with obstacles, the characters may become desperate. They might take risks or make sacrifices that they wouldn't normally do. For instance, in some novels, a character might sacrifice their social status or family ties just to be with the one they love.

Often, they portray him as frustrated. Without his quirk, he loses a big part of what makes him feel superior, so he's likely to be angry at the situation and those who look down on him.

It often portrays a lot of heartbreak. The female character might be shown crying, feeling a deep sense of loss. For example, she could be sitting alone in her room, looking at pictures or mementos of their time together and just sobbing. There's also likely to be anger. She might be angry at Sasuke for not trying harder in the relationship or for being so self - centered in his pursuits. And there could be a sense of confusion too, like she doesn't really understand how things got to this point so quickly.

I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'hatsukoi visual novel' is about as there could be many with that name. Generally, a visual novel often involves a story with characters, dialogue, and choices. It might be about a first love ('hatsukoi' in Japanese) story, perhaps with different plotlines depending on the player's decisions in the game.

One way is to give the protagonist more defined goals. Clear goals can make the character more focused and relatable. For instance, if the protagonist is in a love - related story, their goal could be to win the heart of a specific character in a more determined and creative way.

One popular title could be 'Clannad'. It features a protagonist's journey through love and relationships in a school setting, which is quite common in hatsukoi (first love) themed visual novels.

Maybe the protagonist has a weak personality. For example, being overly indecisive in making choices, which can make the story progress seem dull and frustrating.

In many 'monster light novel', monsters are given personalities. In 'Re:Monster', the main character who is a reincarnated monster has his own goals, desires and a sense of self - awareness. They are not just mindless beasts. They can be intelligent, cunning, and even have emotions like love and loyalty. Some are shown as misunderstood beings, while others are clearly the antagonists. This variety in portrayal makes the stories more interesting.