Anime Crossover: I Loaded a Romance Simulation System

It's okay, but the protagonist seems to be a little too sympathetic. I feel that I can help others within my ability. Also, the protagonist's transformation is a little too hasty. I personally feel it's a bit strange (I'm not a professional, so don't pay too much attention to it. The author can just follow his own ideas) [Sending Hearts]

To be honest, it's not enough to watch [Chigua]

There is too much content in the simulator, which is a bit overwhelming, and sometimes it is a bit unclear between the simulated content and the real content. Four star support

It's a good read. It's true that the description of the protagonist's character and behavior is a bit exaggerated, but for a two-dimensional novel, it's acceptable. After all, the harem story in the manga is not easy to connect, but the plot is quite good. There are many elements that I like, so I like it very much.

The author's writing is quite good, but you have to consider the proportion of simulations. Good simulations in the simulations I have read do make the articles interesting, but if they write too much about the reality outside of the simulation, they become very bland. I have never seen a good ending in a love simulation. Come on, author.

The simulated plot accounts for too much, and the main plot has not been advanced much. I wonder if it is a single heroine or a harem now.

No buddy, I came here specifically to see Sugar, but you told me that the protagonist dumped Sugar for the harem [face covering]

It looks pretty good. One more thing is that the protagonist's screen is too small. For young people, open it up a little to make the plot more exciting and not have so much suffering and hatred.

I have read it and it is acceptable. Keep up the good work.

I like it, but the writing style is very similar to "Love After Simulation", but I like it [laughs]