When Jiang Feng traveled through time, he thought there was no golden finger, but a year later a golden finger called a love simulation system came online.
When he fell in love with Matsuzaka Granu, he originally thought that the world was like this, but he unexpectedly learned from the simulator that there were still weird stories in this world.
So, do you want to fall in love again after becoming a weirdo?
Please give priority to the actual product.
Reader comments
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]
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.
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.
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
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.
I have read it and it is acceptable.
Keep up the good work.
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.
No buddy, I came here specifically to see Sugar, but you told me that the protagonist dumped Sugar for the harem [face covering]
Damn, I feel that only by letting Sutang lose the person he values (male protagonist?) Right in front of him, there is no way for Sutang to understand his true feelings without heartbreaking pain.
I like it, but the writing style is very similar to "Love After Simulation", but I like it [laughs]
Come on @ 13
It's too short. When will it be longer, I will add that heart [thinking][thinking]
Okay, okay, it's generally good dry food.
I always feel the rhythm is a little bit
Come on, come on, come on＾0＾~
There is a kind of beauty that does not care about life and death
It's rare to see people writing about sugar.
Very very beautiful
This is the first time I've seen a comic about sugar.
It's very similar to another simulation I read, but the protagonist in that one denies everything in his simulation and makes people suffer from cerebral thrombosis. This version is much better.
It looks good. I suggest the author improve the protagonist's abilities. Otherwise it would be ridiculous if he can't even defeat a little girl.
It may be too perverted for most people, but it's just right for me [smile][smile][smile]
On Tomato, there is another unfinished comic book. I don't know how many copies there are.
It's well written, I hope it will have a perfect ending in the end
It's very beautiful. I think it's well written.
I have to say, it's a very healing book.
Good, good, good, good, very good article, it makes my SMG08 spin😋
To be honest, it's been a long time since I've seen anyone write about Song Bansu. The characters are well-drawn, so come on!
Woohoo, the book is gone, I haven't read enough yet
Liu I thought it was going to be gone, so I laughed angrily, maybe it is really gone now.
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]
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.
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.
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
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.
I have read it and it is acceptable. Keep up the good work.
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.
No buddy, I came here specifically to see Sugar, but you told me that the protagonist dumped Sugar for the harem [face covering]
Damn, I feel that only by letting Sutang lose the person he values (male protagonist?) Right in front of him, there is no way for Sutang to understand his true feelings without heartbreaking pain.
I like it, but the writing style is very similar to "Love After Simulation", but I like it [laughs]
Come on @ 13
It's too short. When will it be longer, I will add that heart [thinking][thinking]
Okay, okay, it's generally good dry food.
I always feel the rhythm is a little bit
Come on, come on, come on＾0＾~
There is a kind of beauty that does not care about life and death
It's rare to see people writing about sugar.
Very very beautiful
This is the first time I've seen a comic about sugar.
It's very similar to another simulation I read, but the protagonist in that one denies everything in his simulation and makes people suffer from cerebral thrombosis. This version is much better.
It looks good. I suggest the author improve the protagonist's abilities. Otherwise it would be ridiculous if he can't even defeat a little girl.
It may be too perverted for most people, but it's just right for me [smile][smile][smile]
On Tomato, there is another unfinished comic book. I don't know how many copies there are.
It's well written, I hope it will have a perfect ending in the end
It's very beautiful. I think it's well written.
I have to say, it's a very healing book.
Good, good, good, good, very good article, it makes my SMG08 spin😋
To be honest, it's been a long time since I've seen anyone write about Song Bansu. The characters are well-drawn, so come on!
Woohoo, the book is gone, I haven't read enough yet Liu I thought it was going to be gone, so I laughed angrily, maybe it is really gone now.