The popular light novel and anime "Too Many Losing Heroines!" recently sparked a hilarious discussion on X (formerly Twitter). But this time, the buzz wasn't about the series' "losing heroines" – it was about author Amamori Takibi's uncanny habit of lurking and liking fan posts, which has unexpectedly become a major talking point.
It all started when numerous "Too Many Losing Heroines!" fans noticed that whenever they posted anything related to the series on X, the author themselves would often appear to like it in a flash. The speed was so incredible that some fans even wondered if the account was run by an official team rather than Amamori Takibi personally.
What made the whole situation even funnier was when Amamori Takibi later retweeted one of these posts, adding the comment: "Sorry about that, I actually kept you waiting for two hours." This response immediately sent fans into hysterics, essentially confirming that the author is indeed watching – and patrolling X with serious dedication.
Overseas fans have also reacted with enthusiasm, sharing their own experiences of getting a like from the author. Some mentioned that Amamori-sensei is incredibly friendly and frequently interacts with fans, noting that almost every time they post content related to the series, they receive a like from the author.
Other fans corroborated the story, stating it's absolutely true that Amamori Takibi-sensei is very approachable. They shared how they'd had two related posts liked by the author, highlighting how closely the author pays attention to their fanbase.
Previously, a fan even posted: "Even though I already own all the digital volumes, if the original author spots this post before 9 PM, I'll buy the physical copies!" Sure enough, Amamori Takibi appeared, hit the like button, and replied with "Thank you."
It seems Amamori-sensei is truly dedicated to their social media patrols. There are even rumors that they're active on X, checking related posts as late as 2 or 3 AM! What was once thought to be just a fan-fueled urban legend turns out to be 100% real – the author really is watching!