Dating Show: I Joined Heart Signal 7, and Every Female Guest Fell for Me

It's really funny, lots of female leads, remember to add a harem!

There are tons of ways to get haters, why resort to hurting the feelings of two girls who like you? The romance felt forced in just for the sake of the title. The beginning was fine, but at least make it a little sweeter later on. If you don't like someone, just say so, or secretly tell the two girls you signed a contract for the show's effect. Don't rely on hurting people who like you to get rewards; that's not the only way to get haters.

That's right, the harem army is the main force. The votes and flowers are yours, keep up the good work.

Stop with the constant comedic antics; enough is enough. It's okay at first, but it gets tiresome after a while! Most people are normal anyway, so let's get back to normal! Otherwise, it's not interesting.

The story breaks down after chapter 230, and it's quite absurd.

They're not short of money, why are they still being so malicious?! I can't take it anymore!!! Can't they be normal? There are other kinds of haters, can't you be nice to both of them instead of letting their respective fanbases criticize you in comparison?

The new chapter has the same feel as the beginning. Actually, the male lead doesn't really need to actively create anything; rather, the male supporting characters and the female leads provide the stage and events. Throughout this process, the male lead remains self-centered, criticizing everyone and everything, yet it's all perfectly reasonable. He also inadvertently reveals some of his talents.

The new chapter received positive reviews, raising expectations. The author wasn't exaggerating; they're really starting to implement their "all-inclusive" plan. Importantly, the male lead is starting to treat the female leads more normally, no longer obsessively pursuing them. The plot is interesting, and the writing is enjoyable.

Having read up to chapter 55, I feel the content is seriously mismatched with the title. Although it's well-written, it's clearly about all the female guests falling for the protagonist, but only two female leads are featured. Can that really be considered a complete story? I hope the author can revise it later, otherwise there will definitely be a lot of criticism. It's like a bait-and-switch tactic.

This is the best book I've read in the last six months... Don't argue, there really aren't any good books to read in FL right now, keep updating!