I’m the Shelter Director, and I Only Take in Fairy-Tale Princesses

Being too lenient with others—in chapter 31, when the protagonist discovers he's also an Invader, he immediately tries to let him go! We've both transmigrated, bro! (Human nature) is sometimes more terrifying than external anomalies. Being kind to others is being cruel to yourself; I can't accept that! Everything else is fine. If it weren't for this, I'd give it at least 4 points. You can check it out if I haven't mentioned it. 🍉

The game starts with an SSR henchman and top-tier luck, making it incredibly satisfying from beginning to end. While the harem expands a bit later, each character is a beautiful and powerful SSR. However, the abnormal storyline is a bit too simple, the kind you can see through at a glance. Hopefully, the author can put more effort into the plot. Keep it up! [Petrified] 😢

Knowing that the untamable monster was dead, he still jumped down to check on it. Knowing it was resentment, they still recklessly charged in without any way to attack.

If Yunmo is one of the female leads, sorry, I'm immediately giving her two stars and quitting. Just maintain a relationship of mutual benefit; don't end up helping Yunmo when you don't get a better reward.

It's alright, quite entertaining. But if you can solve something with force, don't use some werewolf game; otherwise, what's the point of force?

Good. The protagonist acts decisively, going when he needs to and taking action when necessary, without any hesitation. The main plot is logically clear, without any idiotic or offensive elements, and leans towards intellectual battles and puzzle-solving. The theme is mainly dark fairy tales, which is quite novel. Tomato is one of the few works that doesn't require you to throw your brain away. Those who are still digging for gold in history can give it a try.

Author, please update quickly! May the author's soul return... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 May the soul return... I wield the long whip and reins... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 May the soul return... I sing as I cross the mountains... Return... May the soul return... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 May the soul return... I triumph with a high-spirited song... I await my comrades to give my all... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 May the soul return... May the soul return... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌𓀀𓀁𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌

It's pretty good, definitely a +1 rating for personal enjoyment. I could finish it in one go, and there aren't any major flaws. As for some comments saying it lacks decisiveness and ruthlessness, well, that's a bit much. This isn't some life-or-death survival game; isn't that a bit too aggressive? Also, the book is a bit slow-paced overall, and many readers prefer fast-paced stories these days, so I hope that doesn't affect the author. Finally, please don't stop updating after this resumption.

It's a really good show. Even though the protagonist has been transported to another world, he still seems a bit too saintly. And during the earlier exchange, he traded with someone for a crystal that converts dew into water, plus 1,000 kilograms of wolf meat. The key point is that the protagonist agreed to 1,000 kilograms, not 1,000 jin (a unit of weight). How long would that take to eat? It lowered his IQ a bit, and the protagonist seemed incredibly wasteful.

"Crowd Containment": A lighthearted, apocalyptic story where the protagonist, Little Red Riding Hood, is imprisoned at the beginning. The plot is fresh and the content is relatively rich. The characters aren't very well-developed, but they're sufficient for the plot and aren't unlikeable. Overall, it's acceptable, I'd give it four to four and a half stars. A promising new book.