All the Men Have Given Up, and the Campus Goddess Is No Longer Cold

I've only read up to chapter 100 so far. Overall, the theme is refreshing, and although the setting is a bit simplistic, it's very immersive. At first, I thought it was a harem novel, but I realized it wasn't after finishing it. I feel this book is unlikely to become popular, since women generally don't read it, and it might even anger some young women who would report it.

Interesting. At first, I thought it was a harem story, or a post-apocalyptic harem. But later I realized it's actually quite interesting, just the final version. The "Four No's" culture from the Korean server has been exported to the US and is quite popular there. However, it seems that the Korean server is saying that the US server is falling behind, with updates being too slow.

I read it in one go; it's a good, insightful book. Strengths: The author's writing is skillful, creating a Truman Show-like narrative where seemingly insignificant facts reflect many overlooked social phenomena. It directly addresses social issues and reveals the good and evil of human nature.

It has depth; only those with strong information processing abilities can understand it.

Don't focus on the story the author writes, because the reality is not like that, but the underlying logic is brilliant. This is reality. Don't remember the names of the characters in the book; it is a good book in itself.

Sigh, I really hope a day of salvation will come.

The content is indeed novel. This is the first time I've read a book of this kind on Tomato. The writing seems very plain, but after reading a few chapters, I found that the imagination is truly boundless, exceeding my expectations. However, after watching this far, I'm still not sure which one is the female lead, and I like all the female supporting characters. Ideally, I'd like to win them all over by the end. Please don't let it end badly.

Logically speaking, with this premise, how could the disappearance of numerous industries only affect women and not men? The disappearance of the third productive force will inevitably trigger a major economic depression. Men may have lost their desires, but women haven't. The void of desire still needs to be filled, and new industries will emerge. Some of these will be shady dealings.

Isn't that also a form of expression? I saw it in the featured section. Keep up the good work, author! [Currently working on a draft]

At first, the title made me think it was a harem/sex romance novel, but after reading a few dozen chapters, I thought it was a suspense novel. Now, as I continue reading, it feels like a youth romance novel. Oh my god, this author writes so well, and some parts are even a little touching! 😭😭😭