Crossover: My Girlfriend Adds One Second to My Life

The cover gave me the "Happy Bean Effect" and I succeeded.

Fat Fish has returned to his loyal Oregairu section #(laughs)

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The series of "Grades Ruined by Book Titles and Synopsis"

This cover, as always, is full of persecution.

I suddenly remembered that there really is a harem king in Japan who lives with four wives and has seven or eight girlfriends on the side. He also has several children and manages to maintain relationships with several large families in an absurd way.

I feel like I was tricked into coming here and getting killed. Looking at the author's setup beforehand—the synergy of different stats, the weekly strategies, and the impact of additional stats—I thought the author was going to introduce various different plot devices, but it turns out to be the same old "ex-girlfriend dream" (simulator) trope. While other strategies will definitely emerge (after all, the effects of affix synergy, weekly strategies, and additional affixes will still exist), they will inevitably be squeezed out by simulators, which will frequently require multiple chapters of gameplay and cater to the audience of simulator users. I simply can't stomach that. Rather than a permanent feature, I definitely hope for more formulaic content. Of course, I also know that if I don't have a permanent feature, I'll have to come up with more formulaic content, which requires a lot of inspiration.

In the previous book, Xia Laofei was persecuted from the second volume to the end because of a single sentence from Hui. This book is already quite long, only twenty-something pages in, and Hui's previous book also only had twenty-something pages. Judging by this personality, is Hui destined for a certain role? Fishy, ​​hurry up!

It's you! This familiar feeling... Oregairu (Spring Plants in the Air) still has to be you. I just hope this kind of past life dream, simulator-like trope, only happens once or twice; otherwise, it'll just become a simulator story.

The cover made me laugh! #(Funny)