No, Who is Attacking Whom?

Recommended words: ⭐The novel deeply attracted me with its novel setting and anti-routine love story. The protagonist's golden finger is a love simulator. What is surprising is that the golden finger not only does not help the protagonist to conquer the heroine, but instead turns the protagonist himself into the heroine's target, creating an interesting sense of counter-routine. ⭐The plot of the story is smooth and the main line is clear. It tells the story of the protagonist's experience of being attacked by multiple female protagonists under the misleading of Goldfinger. The plot is self-consistent, the daily interactions between the male and female protagonists are warm, and there is also a wonderful plot. At the beginning of the story, the protagonist's encounter with Hoshino Nanako is quite shocking. In order to successfully track the protagonist, Nanako even squatted next to the garbage dump. With the help of Goldfinger, the protagonist was able to successfully possess Nanako and let her go to the toilet with the protagonist. This very bold plot structure is impressive. ⭐The character settings written by the author are extremely vivid and can vividly describe each character. For example, Hoshino Nanako, a social master who is enthusiastic, overly cheerful, treats the protagonist as prey, and has a bit of narcissistic tendencies; her friend's mother, who is mature, intellectual, gentle and pleasant; and the stepsister, a little witch who appears to be elegant, delicate and beautiful, and occasionally cute, but is actually very controlling in front of her brother and has a bad personality. The author's shaping techniques are clever and exquisite, which makes readers can't help but have a strong resonance. Content introduction: The novel roughly tells the sweet love story of the protagonist who is gradually captured by the heroine with the help of the cheating golden finger. Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐