Nightmare Dormitory: Every Roommate Is a Valkyrie

It's so beautiful [smile], the best talent can make everyone fly except the protagonist [smile], let me see them all

It's very good. You can think about it with some thinking, but taking in a female character has no attribute bonus to the protagonist. If you do this, won't the protagonist be weaker than a female character in the future? ? Also, mention the speed of acquiring girls.

I think it's okay. There are no green areas, and the protagonist has a pretty face and a sense of immersion. (I like both the scumbag man's design and his dog-licking ex-girlfriend). The new book is worth encouraging, keep it up.

Not bad, I've read the first 20 chapters so far There is a reason for the low rating! 1. The difficulty of the first round of the game was too high. I was still thinking about how the author wanted to round out the plot. I didn't expect to simply use a deus ex machina to kill the boss (the two female protagonists saw the male protagonist dying and exploded, and then drank the male protagonist's blood to survive the backlash) 2. The subsequent rewards do not match the difficulty of the game at all. After the game ends, the male protagonist immediately encounters two female partners (or female protagonists) who are completely unbeatable, and one of the female partners confronts the male protagonist. The second female supporting character (secretary) still has overwhelming force value, and she makes a funny face and mocks the male protagonist as a plaything. 3. The male protagonist is written as too useless, and the secretary female supporting role can only be restrained by a female protagonist coming to the rescue. Only then did the male protagonist come out and make fun of him... Maybe the author thought it was cool to pretend to be a slap in the face like this, but with all due respect, it made the male protagonist even more useless [vomit] This is my first long review in 🍅. I hope it will be helpful to future readers.

If you ignore some minor logistical issues, it's okay overall. It's similar to the beast taming style, except this beast is a beautiful woman. It was outrageous to see what was going on. Jiang Lingyu and Chen Wanling were not crushed but evenly matched? The protagonist can't even defeat a secretary? I'm extremely speechless. Does the author's feeling of fighting power depend entirely on it? It's a mess as to who has higher combat power and who has lower strength, but everything else is fine.

I support multiple female protagonists, and the dog-licking female protagonist makes me happy. In addition to the slow improvement of her own strength, the heroine was injected with an upgraded version of the genetic medicine, which is equivalent to being controlled. However, I feel that college students have become gangsters too quickly, and they start attacking each other within a day or two.

It's very interesting, and I like the character of the male protagonist very much, but what's a little frustrating is that the male protagonist is not strong enough and is beaten by the female CEO and her assistant. I hope the author can make the male protagonist stronger in the future. It seems really bad to have a strong woman and a weak man.

Not bad, good writing with multiple female protagonists. I hope there are more female protagonists, the better. I would like to ask if the female CEO still has a role? Can you bring a few more "sisters"?

Different from other dormitory survival stories, it is a good setting that can be switched between reality and the survival world. The male protagonist is positioned like a Pokémon trainer, and the women are all Pokémon. It is different from other survival stories in that it has a very strong setting, which is still good.

More than five points for such a beautiful piece of writing? The comments are even more abstract. Could it be that the readers on Tomato really only like the opening system, SSS abilities, and mindless articles like ten women in one chapter? Isn't it nice to have a strong female protagonist with a weak male protagonist who feels in control? This is the top harem story, okay? The settings and systems of the game are very reasonable and restrained. If the author cares about ratings, he can write a title about strong women and weak men in the introduction to screen readers.