The Reincarnation Simulation Has Ended: Inherit All Rewards?

It's a great read. There aren't any brainless villains causing trouble, nor are there any random passersby harassing the female lead. The author's writing style suits my taste perfectly in every aspect. It's satisfying when it needs to be, and it stops when it needs to be (there are many female characters, but not too much ambiguity; they just eat together as they please.

The Zootopia scene was really hard to mess up; XP found it quite novel.

It was quite enjoyable to watch. The protagonist is a typical lecherous villain, but honestly, this character is quite realistic—where do you find so many saints? So I enjoyed watching it; the killings were decisive, and there weren't any major problems. It was a good way to pass the time.

Is the Divine Tree the former location of the Elf survivors? Are survivors inside every door? The Elf's main god, the Divine Tree, was destroyed, so the Elf realm became a dungeon?

I hope the author can do the following: "Come on, author, read after me." I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never fail to keep up. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games. Playful, not fluffy. Strict self-discipline, valuing time like gold, and unyielding. Scratch, strive and struggle, pursue excellence, and forge brilliance with code.

A very good harem novel, definitely worth reading. At first, I thought there wouldn't be a female lead and kept waiting, but one after another...

Checking in, it looks really good.

For those who prefer a harem without cuckoldry, have clear goals, and enjoy multiple female leads, this is a watchable series.

Although I don't particularly like Cthulhu-themed books, finding them too sensational, I think this book is well-written. At least it's more suitable for audiobooks; as for reading, I've only read it intermittently, but my impression so far is that the logic is quite clear, and the writing style is also good.

Multiple female types, top-tier