After Sachiko Died, I Inherited Her Harem

The plot is getting worse and worse. The early, cheesy plot points and the so-called "authentic" approach both made and ruined this book. The excessive focus on Mujica's "god-like" label amplified the original story, turning it into a chaotic mess. These girls are basically high school freshmen, aren't they? Hailin's obsessive pursuit of a man and her blatant use of profanity are just too much. And then there's Souse—don't these girls have any self-respect? The worst thing Souse did in the original was using Aine as a pretext to revive the band, and they hadn't even started anything further. Can't they at least be a little more positive about dating? The male lead's presence makes me feel like the atmosphere with 11 girls is only going to spiral into madness. It's like…mygo and Mujica were already doing so well in the original, why are you adding to the chaos?

I just couldn't stand it anymore. How could the male lead be so cowardly? If you look at the beginning and the current version of him, he's practically a completely different person. I've heard of character evolution, but I never imagined there could be regression. If you switched the male lead's gender, you wouldn't feel any jarring difference.

After reading the first 300 chapters, my impression is that the male lead and the bunch of ungrateful wretches he raised are the only ones who truly care.

When will CCB happen? Aside from Hatsune Miku on my first playthrough, I haven't succeeded with anyone else. I can't wait! #(Seal)

My assessment is that the author disrespects the potential light within a character, instead intentionally concentrating their darkness in a single moment and suppressing any possibility of them, as human beings, ever bursting forth with nobility. Thus, conflict arises, and thus, buzz is successfully generated. Looking back on my journey through reading this book, the reason I was able to persevere was that I was gradually indulging my inner cruelty and evil, projecting these dark thoughts onto fictional characters, euphemistically calling it "fun" and "light rain." I regret my decision to come back and subscribe to all of them after having read over a hundred chapters—I've forgotten why I left in the first place.

Is he still a good boy? 🤓

Are we going to recreate tnl's Hime-hime and Evil Hatsuka? The scenery ahead is absolutely stunning! #(Crying)#(crying)#(crying)

It's become that kind of melodramatic family drama that I watched at 8 pm when I was a kid, 🤓🤓

After the previous chaotic battles turned into a normal harem female competition, I became too lazy to read anymore. I've also reached the end of using the CWM software. I have no interest in following other books, so I threw all the remaining cookies into one book and subscribed to it.

The protagonist is nowhere near as engaging as he was around a million words ago.