Crossover: I'm Really Not a Boy-Lover

This is the Q&A section. You can post all your questions about this book here, and I will answer them one by one. For example, "Is the protagonist an ordinary person without any cheat codes?", I can tell you with certainty that he is not without cheat codes, nor is he an ordinary person. For example, regarding the question "Is it a plagiarism story?", I can tell you that plagiarism only makes up a very small part of this book. There's even a reason why the protagonist chose "Four Lies," and this foreshadowing will probably be revealed at the end of the third volume. I'm very happy that everyone can write their reviews of this work in the comments section. Whether they are good or bad, they are all my motivation to move forward. However, there are some misunderstandings that I still need to clarify for everyone. Furthermore, there's a reason why I included this book in my GoFan and censorship reading lists (this is a huge foreshadowing). Finally, while everyone thinks this book is a typical light-hearted Japanese story with a gentle male protagonist, don't forget the title. The male lead is not a normal person.

This is the author. I just saw the news that it passed the review, and I'm incredibly excited. The outline for this novel has been in development since October of last year, and after four major revisions, it is now in its perfect, ultimate form. Because the outline and detailed outline are very complete, I can type very quickly and almost never get stuck. As you can see from my pen name, I will maintain a daily update of 8,000 words after the book is published. However, I have a rather cautious personality. I always feel guilty if my train of thought breaks down and I get writer's block, which would worsen the reading experience for readers. So for the past six months, I've been writing from time to time to build up a backlog of chapters (of course, it's also because my writing was terrible at the beginning, and I'm really embarrassed to show you the first draft). Let me reveal my draft here... 400,000 Words. After nearly half a year of revisions and rewrites, this novel has become like my child. Furthermore, the book's title is not a lie; the male protagonist's gravity attribute is terrifying, and the story will be very exciting. Finally, to assure everyone that I won't abandon this project, here is my main account: @{"reader_id":"23577239","reader_name":"Lok Khan's Heart"} This is the reader group: 1087720480 If I become a eunuch, please feel free to destroy me.

The contract has been signed. However, due to a bunch of big names starting books this month, the slots for signing contracts and testing promotions are tight. The original plan to be featured on Friday was definitely going to be sent out, but it can only be done next Friday. But it's not a big problem. I'll send myself a treasure chest on Sunday to attract traffic, so everyone remember to come and grab it. Most importantly, if you think the author's writing is good, please give me your recommendation votes! The consequence of releasing 10 chapters and 49,000 words is that it will be available for purchase earlier and have fewer clicks... So please, everyone, don't keep reading it until it's almost dead (because I won't abandon it). Finally, I would like to thank the 407 readers who have added this book to their collections. As long as there is even one person following this book, I will continue to write.

Why are all the female leads women? #(Angry)

The synopsis says "collect all," so why is there a reader poll at the end of the chapter asking whether a certain character should be collected?

The novel is full of words 😡

At first glance, it seemed like they were taking all the boys, but upon closer inspection, I was disappointed.

I wrote this review after finishing the entire dating simulation section, and that long, tedious part was truly awful. It was like having a piece of chocolate stuck in a hot pot – a reading experience best suited as a side story.

It feels like many female characters have been written in a way that emphasizes female masculinity, with frequent use of descriptions like "heartache." This kind of anxious, insecure trope feels repetitive and overused. The protagonist's past is already quite heavy, and constantly focusing on it makes the reading experience feel strained. Furthermore, because of her past experiences, the protagonist is often portrayed as extremely vulnerable, sensitive, yet strong, sometimes appearing quite immature. The character's dynamic and compelling personality is well-developed so far. Hopefully, the author can maintain control in the future; otherwise, a misstep could easily make the protagonist seem like an immature, overgrown child. The protagonist's sense of gravity is already starting to show, and I can feel my stomach beginning to ache. I wonder if the author can control the level of twisted plot points; after all, going too far can feel disgusting and is practically a disaster (I've seen enough of this already). So far, the writing is quite good. For example, Kasumi isn't portrayed as the stereotypical sharp-tongued character; instead, she becomes a comedic figure through a series of coincidences. Eriri is also quite likable. The male lead's VTuber profession is a bit novel. The author's foreshadowing and setup are also quite good so far, with occasional voice-overs from Ryouki. Looking forward to the future development. 6.22

When will this simulation end? I still prefer slice-of-life stories, and it feels so abrupt to suddenly have two female leads start a dating simulation.