A flower grower transmigrates into Neon Country, where Kaguya Shinomiya, Miyuki Shirogane, Miko Iino, Maki Shijo, Ai Hayasaka, Kei Shirogane... one awkward tsundere after another starts gathering around him.
But...
Me, Ishigami, a real man with no feelings.
If I can learn all kinds of skills just by fighting monsters and leveling up, how could girlfriends possibly be more fun than games?
The full title of this book is "Kaguya Wants Me to Play Wingman, Ai Hayasaka Wants to Win Me Over, Chika Fujiwara Wants Me to Marry Into Her Family, Miko Iino Wants Me to Pay Attention to Her, but I, Ishigami, a Real Man, Just Want to Play Games in Peace."
It is also known as "Unable to Be Split into N Equal Parts, Ishigami Chooses Gaming."
(Leisurely daily life, and other series' characters probably won't show up.)
Don't be fooled by the title and synopsis; this book is completely the opposite. The story can be summarized as follows: Ishigami, a womanizing transmigrator, gains a harem by changing his appearance and acquiring skills through a cheat system.
It's not that good. The premise is pretty good, but the main character's personality and the interactions with the girl feel incredibly clichéd. The protagonist is still constantly daydreaming, his personality is unpredictable, he's prone to overthinking and melancholy, and he's a complete idiot with no sense of distance. He's always dragging the girl along for runs. Then, when they stop, he'll say, "You don't want others to see you, do you?" It's all about romance, but it's poorly written. The novel's title still doesn't match; it doesn't seem to inspire any gaming. #(Dizzy)
It should be: The time traveler is wearing a stone, and I want it all if I like it.
As the title suggests, readers might assume from the title that it refers to Ishigami as a true man in the original work, similar to Hachiman, but only interested in playing video games, right? Actually, this book is just a novel about a womanizing, transmigrated playboy named Shi Shang who gets a system with the cheat code of a game console. He acquires skills by playing the game system. The content and title are completely unrelated. It's just a title designed to grab attention, using Shi Shang's name as a cover. In terms of the original work, it's completely out of character (OOC). First, I've already finished reading the second volume, which is the one where this guy is determined to have them all, so it has multiple female leads. Overall, it's an urban romance novel with a system, not purely a technical story like the original. The game console is just a side project; the gaming content is minimal. Secondly, however, Baiyin and Xigong are the original couple from the novel, and there is no stock speculation involved; all of them have already been selected. Overall, there's a lot of romance; this guy is either in love or on his way to being in love. There's some foreshadowing, and overall, it's quite readable. I suggest the title: "The Transmigrated Man's Love Battle on the Stone."