I Was Forced to Get a Happy Ending with the Hero After Entering an Otome Game

It's finally finished! When I first started writing it, it was just a little idea: what would happen if a girl who loves playing otome games were transported into the game? That's how this story came about. Ai Li is my first female protagonist in a full-length novel.

This book is definitely worth reading! The author's writing is also very good, and it's full of witty remarks. The male characters are all quite captivating. Flor is a bit obsessive and possessive, like a mother figure ♥; Red-haired Ryan is especially charming, with a sunny, adorable, and devoted exterior hiding a dark and possessive heart ^0^; Lucifer is also a great character, a cute…

This is a Western fantasy novel that I really like, and my favorite characters are Lucifer and Amity. Flor is the kind of character with crazy, yandere traits; Ari is the only light shining into his world, and he wants to hide her away, making her his own.

It's great! My favorite male character is still the God of Light 🥺 Next is our little mermaid, it's so heartbreaking. But I really don't like that aloof priest, even if it's a past life reincarnation, he's no longer the little mermaid he once was 😢

I really love this fun and interesting novel! It's about transmigrating to another world, and the female lead is so cute, smart, and clever—she deserves to be loved by everyone!! I love all the male leads around her: Flor, Lucifer, and Amity—I wish she could have them all (I wish she could date all three at the same time, haha).

Sigh 🥺🥺🥺 I read this after catching up with the author's new book. If it weren't for my strong aversion to cross-dressing men, it would be quite good. Aside from that, there shouldn't be any other issues. The author's new book is super good.

In fact, there are three main male characters: the God of Light (Amitri), the High Priest (Lucifer), and Flor (Lofze). As for the other characters who liked the female lead, they were all eventually eliminated.

It's pretty good, but if you like anyone other than Flor, the God of Light, and Lucifer (the priest), be prepared, because everyone else is sidelined and becomes a loser. Poor Ryan, poor Ray (sent to guard the border, probably never to return), and that little boy who calls the female lead "sister" doesn't even appear in the ending or the side stories. The author is so cruel to these characters 😢. I originally thought it was a harem where everyone gets to be with the female lead.

Overall, it's okay. The female lead is supposedly an incredibly powerful magical genius, but she's basically helpless when faced with danger in front of the male lead. While she does guide others into their dreams, I feel this is more of a plot device the author gives her than a demonstration of her strength. Overall, though, it's still quite good, and the epilogue even includes different "what if" scenarios.

It's really good, very comfortable to watch (a strange description). I found the plot very interesting. Although each character had their own ending, it was still a bit of a shame. The later plot moved a little fast, but overall it was very good. It fits the Western fantasy setting very well, and it really has the feel of a Japanese anime isekai world.