A Fake Tycoon, and the Stunning Goddess Guest Pursues Me

Having read up to chapter 65, I'm still not entirely sure if it's a multi-female lead or single-female lead story. The protagonist's attitude seems to be one of keeping his girlfriend around. I hope the author can clarify this; I hope it's a multi-female lead story.

It's a very good novel.

Although I don't know why the rating is so low, I guess it's because of the harem aspect. But from my perspective, the setting is still pretty good. As for the unrealistic feel caused by the system, I don't have much to say. It's just a novel, so it should have some protagonist halo. Personally, I think this novel shouldn't have this rating; it should be better.

The subject matter is good, but I hope the author can be more rigorous in writing the novel. Looking at history, you can see how many women are among ten pianists. Women are naturally less strong in their finger joints; they might achieve some success, but it's unlikely they'll consistently rank in the top three like in the story. This is determined by gender.

Keep it up, lots of beautiful women, start building your harem...

A true man is one who dares to love, hate, act, and take responsibility. Some novels are just disgusting; the characters pretend to be so upright on the surface, but are incredibly hypocritical behind the scenes. I can't stand those two-faced hypocrites. This book, so far, is alright. It portrays true masculinity—capable yet genuine, open, and willing to express himself. The author also handles the main plot very well, which resonates with me. This book is currently trustworthy.

Although it features a harem, it's not angsty. All the women get along harmoniously and don't demand anything of the protagonist. They're obedient, treating him like a protagonist! It's not bad. The only downside is that everyone feels like a tool; there are very few supporting characters. The subordinates are also just background figures. Overall, it's a satisfying read, not frustrating at all.

It's only somewhat similar to another book, but it's still quite good.

Honestly, I rarely write book reviews, but some things in this book can really help you build relationships with girls. Many guys think, "How can I treat you well if you don't date me?" Girls think differently: "How can I date you if you don't treat me well?" And very few girls only date one guy.

Good! This is a great subject matter, keep it up!