My beautiful harem trainee group: You're so beautiful.
Where a wondrous world overlaps with the ordinary one.
A good-for-nothing protagonist.
A cold, tsundere girl who's been in the same class for three years but is still a stranger, making friends through abuse and humiliation.
A sweet, adorable junior with a voice like music, who only wants to make the good-for-nothing her own.
A gentle, beautiful angel of a student council president, who turns out to be an evil, yandere black swan.
A voluptuous older woman who throws herself at him, manipulating the good-for-nothing with ease.
An innocent, adorable little girl and moe king, who heals everything.
A con artist who lives by lies, deceiving the world and hiding the truth.
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I just finished reading the first volume, and I can't wait to review it. In fact, I feel like I can't make an objective evaluation of this book. From the first time I read it by chance, I just thought the author's writing was good. It was much better than some other online articles I had read. Those online articles often had typos and illogical sentences, which made it frustrating to read. The beginning of this book is not an attractive one, and it even feels a bit dragging, and the plot is very slow. But! As long as you continue reading, you will find that after three chapters, the story begins to enter the plot quickly, without any suspicion of filling in the water or filling in the facts. It actually advances the plot and allows readers to quickly gain the pleasure of reading. Talking about the writing, the dialogue in the novel is very good, or very special. This is the most unique novel with the most unique dialogue I have ever read. Although the writing style at the beginning may make people think that this is a traditional published novel style, the dialogue between the characters in the middle is very humorous and interesting. The dialogue is mixed with nonsense, parody, and humor. , It makes me feel relaxed and happy to read it. The author also likes to play various anime memes, such as "Dragon Ball", "A Hundred Thousand Jokes of Fortune", "Gintama", and "Ultraman". The memes are blended very well, and there is no suspicion of forcing the memes. I think the author can add some comments to make it easier for readers to understand the meaning of the memes, which will be more interesting. The reason why the dialogue is said to be excellent is because the dialogue in it completely reflects the character of the character. In other words, in this novel, the character of the character is basically shaped by the character's dialogue. This is a great test of the author's ability to write dialogue. I am sure of the author's ability to write dialogue. Therefore, this novel is filled with a lot of dialogue, but the description space is slightly small. Regardless, these conversations are interesting and very engaging for the reader. Secondly, in terms of character creation, although it is a fictional novel, the character creation is very successful. I feel that this is a living character. The character is three-dimensional, plump and trustworthy. Although I read the story in the first volume with the idea of hearing an interesting story, the final ending made me think deeply. It is obvious that the author is really exploring some profound things in this volume. Although it is in the style of a light novel, he is exploring some profound and heavy things, in a way that makes readers more receptive and willing to accept them, so that readers can actively think about these things. I think what readers are discussing should be the topic of happiness. People pursue happiness, this eternal topic. I don't know exactly what the author wants to convey, so I can only give my simple opinion. The author is discussing that everyone has the right to pursue happiness. The author is strongly encouraging readers to pursue happiness and be brave to pursue happiness. Perhaps as the author said, she wants to give some encouragement and some humanistic care to those who may be unfortunate or in a bad situation now, and encourage them to pursue happiness. I'm very touched by this. Isn't that what writers do, convey positive things to readers and encourage them? I like such writers, but not those so-called online articles that pursue pleasure and satisfy readers' almost twisted desires. I think people have to return to reality in the end. Novels can allow you to experience a different life, but this novel should make readers think, it is positive thinking, and it is the kind that will really help you. Having said so much. All in all, this is a novel worth reading. I look forward to the next update and the wonderful journey ahead.