Kaguya-sama Wants Me to Surrender

A word of caution to newcomers: this book is so bad it's ridiculous. It claims to be about a harem, but after writing so many characters, it later says it won't accept this one or that one. It's really disgusting. The game is too difficult, and the rewards are completely disproportionate. Apart from the protagonist having a cheat to farm rewards, I don't know how anyone else survived. After hundreds of chapters, only the protagonist's time stop, shadow, and theater skills are somewhat useful. The other skills are basically just support. After so many games, I probably wouldn't even be able to withstand bullets. Every time a game starts, a bunch of people go in. They say they're worried and want to come in together, but it's actually useless. They mostly just cause trouble. The premise of "strength in numbers" is that they can provide help. With so many people, they're basically just there to hang around. People like Gu Jianzhuzhu have no idea how to survive. They're not capable, and they don't grow at all. They just rely on being carried. They don't even have the mentality and ability of Jianzi. Often, the protagonist's skills and cheat codes are enough to solo the game. In the scene where they climb the crane, Kaguya and Yukino insist on going up. As expected, they'll cause some mishap later to force a goodwill effect. It's easy to guess that, just like the stupid female lead in a TV drama who refuses to leave when she's told to, insisting on staying and causing trouble. For the next few hundred chapters, the real world is completely unresponsive. The government hasn't reacted at all. Even when Kaguya runs to the protagonist's house, the Shinomiya family still doesn't react. With such low returns, most players, except for the protagonist, can be dealt with with a single bullet, and there's no oversight. Only when all sorts of bizarre intrusions into reality do they start to react. Every time he goes on a ghost story, he brings a bunch of girls along, but they never help and just stand around doing nothing. Then, when they encounter danger, they make the protagonist gain favor with them. There's no character development or growth at all. Characters like Shoko and Shushu, I don't know why they haven't grown at all after so long. They're useless without the protagonist. They like to talk to themselves and have no awareness of their own abilities. Either be like Miko and don't participate in the game, just write about daily life, since the length of the story is about the same whether she participates in the game or not, or change her personality. After so many games, it's speechless that Shoko is still socially awkward. There's no growth; everyone has to be involved together. If something unexpected happens at the hotel, the protagonist will suffer. Time-stopping is just for show; when problems arise, they can only rely on external cheats. If we really wanted to have more people, then the hotel should have split up to explore instead of having a bunch of people huddled together, taking turns entering the rooms. Ultimately, it's just a matter of incompetence; they lack strength and haven't grown, completely incapable of acting independently. Besides, the Bride card is practically useless; would the hotel lose its memory if it just walked into the room? It's simply not used. Its abilities are also inconsistent, sometimes useful, sometimes not. Moreover, even with such a high-level character, the protagonist still needs cheats. If he doesn't have cheats, he'll be guaranteed to die in difficult situations. What's the point of other players playing? They'll just die as soon as they enter, with no ability to fight back. The worst part is that it's a complete disaster. I don't understand the point of having a parallel world at all, and then they inexplicably introduce a protagonist from that parallel world at the end. It's utterly ridiculous. Do they enjoy being cuckolded? After writing about the parallel world for so long, they just gave up on it?

Leaving aside the ambiguous relationships in this book, I could still read a purely bizarre story, but the lack of ambiguity is just testing my patience. But most importantly, the female lead is practically a saint. Whether it's a problem, trouble, emergency, or danger, she readily agrees to help anyone, whether it's the female lead herself or her friends, it's always the same. If she solves it herself, it's fine; she's kind. But agreeing to everything and everyone, then immediately passing it on to the male lead without any reward, is infuriating. Even in a two-dimensional world, a female lead would politely decline dangerous situations. In bizarre scenarios where death is a possibility, she agrees without any demands. Even a utopian world wouldn't exist!

Is there a group? It's been deleted from so many places.

Does it have a clear harem ending? Are there many characters who are confiscated? I like his style, but the thought of a bad ending and the exposure of female characters is making me a little worried.

Based on the reviews, I really don't know whether to continue reading this book. Oh no, it seems like the later parts are going to be really awful.

How can I watch the uncut version?

Where can I watch the deleted videos? Is there a group?

(=TェT=) I got scolded (ꐦÒ‸Ó) You old bastard

The book reviews and comments are completely empty. What happened?