What's So Bad About the World of Dreams!

No complaints, she's truly pure and innocent. Six volumes, nearly 2 million words, and she's still got her first kiss, let alone any other harem male leads. Can any other male lead in a harem achieve that?

There's a feeling that none of the female leads are worthy of the role. Yu herself is a very kind and normal person who just wanted to live a peaceful life and actually saved many people. Then, she was made to think about when she could make herself feel more comfortable, such as completely breaking away from that family.

After watching for so long, I just realized that every single one of them is an overpowered protagonist. A girl is pursuing you, and you're talking to her about whether your values ​​and views on love are right? Holy crap, that's too unbelievable! They're practically gods themselves, and should give way to everyone else. Being a dream-world educator for too long makes it impossible to be a normal person anymore.

With such personalities and abilities, these individuals possessing unique destinies have never been completely wiped out in human history. It's only possible that some individuals with such destinies possess the power to manipulate people like a magnetic field.

There are no humans left. Whenever I think the author is about to die, he always manages to make me completely faint and utterly exhausted. This is a work of genuine genius that neither AI nor ordinary people can imitate. What kind of experience could make someone write something like this...? The book is very good, but where is the sweet romance? I can't see it.

The author, a fan who started reading about snakes and then moved on to fish. I've always been curious, how do you possess such an extraordinary way of thinking? #(Question mark) And I'm curious, are there any other scrapped proposals for other characters?

To be honest, the development of the Prophet's character has gotten out of control. The author initially set no upper limit on his omniscient power for the sake of grandeur, which has now led to him being constantly constrained by it. Even the author is now controlled by the Prophet; whatever the ending, it can be said to be part of the Prophet's plan, with everyone else being his puppets. Unless the fish blows up the Federation—something clearly not the Prophet's intention—but for the book to exist, such an inhumane event wouldn't happen, making it very difficult to reconcile. The only recourse now is to add some background to the Prophet, not through plot-driven inadequacies (because everything in the story could be the Prophet acting), but through a perspective similar to a voice-over, revealing the Prophet's limitations and making the audience understand that the Prophet is not a god.

After reading it, I feel that the prophet is harmful. In any normal encounter, given Jenny's stats and intuition, she could easily have disguised herself as the person Fish liked. And if she hadn't done those things to Fish, he would have been disappointed at most when he learned her true colors; it wouldn't have escalated to this point. In conclusion, she's a prophet, she's really something else! #(Angry) The fish's wonderful life is gone forever.

Suddenly I realized the main character might be a masked hero fast asleep. Could you please conjure up a driver? #(Cute)

Does the female lead currently have food to eat, or at least someone to develop a romantic relationship with? If not, I'll raise her some more.