Risking It All in Death Games, Reaping the Rewards in a Crossover World!

You're so straightforward in your writing! After becoming extraordinary, all you want is to be surrounded by beauties. Why bother with those two hundred chapters of deep affection and heart-to-heart talks? I have money and Superman-like figures; why would I need to fawn over them? Wouldn't all my cultivation have been for nothing?

Let's have some heroines like Asuna, Saeko Busujima, and Tomoyo Sakagami—heroines who can fight on the battlefield and cook in the kitchen.

The male protagonist lacks a crucial skill: dual cultivation, an essential ability in harem fantasy novels. Currently, having sex only benefits the male protagonist; the female protagonist needs some benefit too. In many novels, dual cultivation enhances the strength and physical constitution of both parties, allowing for a happy and harmonious harem experience. I've read some harem works where the male protagonist was near death, and several female characters used dual cultivation to save him.

What's it like with Goto Ichiri, who awakened her succubus physique? Compare her to the female teacher in "Ajin-chan's Talk Show"—same gym clothes, same great figure, and the other Ajin-like physiques are pretty good too, except for that headless female knight. Her personality and figure are truly great, but the fact that her head isn't on her body is really strange.

Back to reality, is that the one on the cover?

Is this enjoyment of happiness a conceptual happiness or a physical happiness?

Could you please add the Kotegawa sisters from Grand Blue, especially the older sister Nanaka? She's a woman who's equally at home in the kitchen and even knows first aid.

I feel like we could add a "Magic Judgment" storyline? If we can only have female protagonists from non-extraordinary works, then forget it. I just think the beautiful girls in "Magic Judgment" are attractive.

Uzaki Hana from Uzaki-chan is incredibly skilled in the manga; she had sex all day after their first time together, and later they explored all sorts of erotic games.

Author, author, this is your comfort zone, you know?