My Romance Simulator Really Does Have a Problem

What kind of awful novel is this? It's both awkward and boring. How did it even get this rating? #(Ugh) If you have an interesting option, write your own. You're just indulging in self-indulgence and making fun of it, right? #(Sweat)

The mundane daily life episodes are too formulaic, and the whole thing is going in a dark direction.

After reading your new book, rereading this old one, I realize the limitations of fanfiction are still too great. If "Love Letter" were original, it would be even better for your imaginative writing style. The beginning of this book feels like you can see right through it, although... The simulator section is well-written, and "Dark Will" is quite interesting. But after reading your several successful simulations, I didn't really want to read the later ones because they were truly predictable.

Are there any other books where the protagonist is a sadistic, greatsword-wielding man? That would be so interesting!

Has the author released a new book?

This is a complete rip-off. I only paid for the book because it mentioned a storyline involving ten flowers, but the actual storyline for those ten flowers barely makes up ten chapters in total. Speechless. Garbage.

Having read the first part, can someone tell me when the realistic portion will be more prominent? I'm getting tired of watching too many simulated madness episodes.

Wow! I watched the Amagi arc once in one go, but I'm getting a bit tired of it. Which parts are interesting later on? I'm thinking of skipping around.

It's always fresh and new.

It's so bumpy! #(Funny)#(funny)