She Became Everyone’s Girlfriend After Entering an Interstellar Beastworld Dating Sim

What I didn't expect was that I would like the snake (space pirate), because the snake beast stayed with her the longest. And it really loved her very much. Next was the eagle (CEO), who unexpectedly turned out to be the male lead from the otome game the female lead liked at the beginning, and then kept dragging things out because he couldn't bear to leave her (he'd leave her after successfully…

The female protagonist pretends to be the heroine of a dating sim, then accidentally travels to the real world, leading to a series of events. I've seen this trope in other novels before, and I really liked it back then. Unfortunately, those novels were quick transmigration stories, where each world ended very quickly. This novel, however, was so satisfying! 🥰

The game features multiple male leads, with the female lead appearing in only a dozen or so chapters before quickly leaving the game. The female lead is quite strong, even without mental power, let alone after gaining it. Her personality is well-developed; she's generous and straightforward, readily building her harem. However, she's insensitive to danger, easily getting ambushed.

It's alright, better than many sci-fi novels. The logic is sound. At first, I thought the black fox was incredibly cunning, but later I found her acceptable. The main reason is that while the fox beauty is sick, she's undeniably beautiful, and since she can't beat the female lead, she has to be obedient. There are five male leads, and their personalities are alright.

The premise is quite novel; it's my first time reading this type of novel. The content is pretty good. When the female protagonist first arrives in the player world, all the male protagonists are thinking about how to possess her exclusively. Later, as they spend more time together, she gradually accepts the others—there are four male protagonists in total.

It's a 1v5 story. For the first 20% or so, the female protagonist comes out of the otome game world. In the last 20% or so, the female protagonist has super strong mental power and game items. Each male lead has a distinct personality. Even if they are possessive, they will compromise for the female lead. The female lead accepts this in a very generous and natural way.

I initially read a similar book and thought it was quite well-written, so I kept looking for similar ones and found this one. I was quite looking forward to it, but after reading it, the content was a bit disorganized. Overall, it wasn't very good. However, writing is hard work, so let's encourage the author!

The beginning was boring and uninteresting, just repetitive scenes, but the later parts were much better, at least a bit more engaging, and you could feel the plot steadily building up.

I absolutely love the author! 😆 I read two books in a row, both of which I liked, and they were written by the same author—perfectly suited my taste! 😘 I personally really like this kind of female lead—she loves herself more than men, but she's not so selfish as to love only herself and to the point of having no man.

Thank you to all the lovely readers who enjoyed this book! 😘 And thank you so much to those who pointed out any shortcomings! 💕