Arknights: This Dating Sim Feels Wrong!

The first volume seemed alright; although the ending was a bit rushed, it was still a story that didn't follow any clichés. However, the second volume's ending was rather disappointing, falling into the tired trope of most simulator-themed stories ending in regret. Hopefully, the author can come up with something new and offer readers some fresh storylines.

What kind of logic is this? She's been missing the male lead for so many years, and now a minor conflict at the beginning of the story is all it takes to end with "see you tomorrow"? You wouldn't be this unattached even if you were separated from your partner for a month.

So you just abruptly canceled your last book, huh? What happened to your credibility?! Saying you'd postpone updates is ridiculous; you might as well just say you're cancelling it and starting a new book! I've been waiting for your updates for almost half a year, you're really something else! #(Angry)#(angry)#(angry)

The first simulation was definitely enjoyable to watch, but it also raised my blood pressure. I really don't understand why they had to write the character Grey.

The self-sacrificing strategy guide style was really awkward to watch.

The plot felt like a side story, yet they charged me around 40 coins per chapter. Their greed is disgusting.

Not bad, but why are the grades so poor?

Summoning Shennong

Does the female lead have Ines?

The first simulation was alright in the first half, but the ending was a complete mess. The second simulation was too disorganized and strayed from the main point. Then there was the reality simulation, which was honestly a bit padded and drawn-out, with hundreds of thousands of words just sitting there arguing and vying for attention without any substantial progress. Of course, there's also the author's most egregious past mistake: the first half was completely abandoned and left unfinished by the end.