My Love for Them Is Pure

Here's a list of the heroines Izumi has hugged so far: Goto Ichiri, Yamada Ryo, Iji Tomo Seika, Kita Ikuyo, Soyo, Shoko, Mutsuhito, Takamatsu Akari, Misumi Hatsuka, Mio, Shioyama Ryone, Mikazuki Yozora, and Shinozaki Hiro, for a total of 13.

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There are too many characters, making them poorly developed. The emotions are weak, and many characters are hollow, suddenly and inexplicably falling for the male lead only to be easily defeated. Most importantly, there's no main plot; it's just written haphazardly. The protagonist wants a harem but lacks any sense of responsibility. Calling him a scumbag is an understatement!

A robot protagonist, a collector by the author, and the author's signature melancholic writing style.

The later chapters are basically just filler, lacking any real excitement. Why are there so many writers of "Mother Hen Card" these days? Because their chapters are so exciting! But this author only wrote a slightly depressing beginning; the later chapters are basically just filler. There are no ups and downs at all, and the system even disappears. I don't know what I read later; it felt so AI-like. No wonder it's over a thousand chapters; all I get are comments. Many added characters haven't been developed. Overall, it's like dry grass. The beginning was passable, but after high school, it's all filler.

In the previous book, due to his social status, a person from the lower class becoming the son-in-law of a traditional political family and owning several companies was already at the ceiling, but building a harem was impossible to continue. Completely lacking freedom, and without any cliffhangers, when writing about the Shinomiya family being attacked, I felt constipated no matter how I tried to save Kaguya. This book has a slightly better starting point; the women chosen aren't just decorative figures from powerful families. The youngest head of the Toyokawa family, Nakado, unconditionally supports him, while the old head has passed away. The others are mostly new money (the younger generation can't convert money into power) or entertainment tycoons. The female characters are mostly from the lower to middle classes. The male lead's personality is slightly more cheerful than in the previous book, making it less constipated. Although he constantly emphasizes his family's aversion to a harem, it should be manageable. The platform being neither high nor low can't stop Izumi.

It feels like there's absolutely no main plot... And the male lead's character is so one-dimensional; besides being a sister-obsessed brother, he's not really developed anything else.

The more I read, the more depressed I feel. Are there any readers like me? The protagonist is the embodiment of nothingness.

If this book gets abandoned, I'll permanently blacklist it. Those trashy authors basically never finish a book. What a load of rubbish.

Is it almost over?