Dating Sim in a Crossover, Scamming Ten Billion from the Start

I'm reminded of a simulator book I read before, where the protagonist starts by thinking that since he and Kasumigaoka are not in the same place, Kasumigaoka could not possibly know him. I played several rounds of forced play, and each time I forced Kasumigaoka to self-destruct and die together with him. Furthermore, regardless of success or failure, Kasumigaoka retains her complete memories. Later, the reason Kasumigaoka turns evil is because she discovers after opening and closing... He tried to force a hug on her, but ended up having pure love relationships with other women. I forgot the name; it's probably been banned.

Is it really over? I had a feeling the author was about to give up. From chapter 120 onwards, I sensed the author was going to lose control. The three main characters from *Tsuki no Mori* were written in too much detail. Even though it's supposed to be a crossover, the main characters from *Myogo* weren't even properly developed. This writing style isn't suitable for crossover stories. And so what if you hear in the comments how well the three main characters from *Tsuki no Mori* are written? Most readers are there for the crossover harem and the simulation elements. Writing certain characters in too much detail prevented other characters from appearing and developing. It might please some readers, but it will inevitably disappoint others who were expecting more characters. And writing too much about one character can easily lead to reader fatigue. Ultimately, your entanglement with the three people in the Moon Forest was too deep, which limited the development opportunities for other characters, making it tiring for both the readers and the author. But I didn't expect you to make such a drastic decision to end things here, which is quite impressive in a way.

Dude, I just praised your Moon Forest Trio in my book list and you've already finished writing it? You really only wrote about those three? However, the fact that he managed to finish the story without padding the word count already puts him ahead of 99% of the authors on the cat website. Keep it up with the next book!

Xiao Mo spent a full ten years inside, and the male protagonist's actions were tantamount to personally extinguishing the obsession she had gradually built up over those ten years (perhaps similar to the psychology of a parent who goes bankrupt to find their lost child only to lock you out). Her self-punishment by eavesdropping can also be understood as dissatisfaction with the current situation and an escape from it; she believes that if she hadn't made a mistake back then, everything would be different, hoping to change reality by punishing herself. In reality, she would probably quickly reach the point of self-harm. I hope the torture scene ends soon; Mo Tou seems a bit too pitiful.

The author's "girly flavor" has recently gotten really good; they're about to ascend to the Blue-Faced Beast Planet! 🤓

Wow, the author's new book is amazing, I don't even know how to describe it.

When will Chizuka and Takina simulate?

Why did Soyo's mom confiscate it? It doesn't feel in line with the tone of this book.

It ended before I knew it. Oh well, I've already subscribed to the whole thing, so I won't read any more. I don't want to see the ending. Let this story continue in my memory.

Seeing how much the Moon Forest trio wrote, I thought this book would take a long time to write (seal). However, it seemed like the author intentionally reduced the number of female leads when they revised the synopsis. I was planning to let it run for a while to see if I'd find a character I liked later, but it suddenly ended after a month. Well, I hope the author's next book will be even better.