I, Kanzaki Yuto, got bound to a galgame System, and from the start it gave me a wife. Not just one, but five!
A full lineup, from childhood friends to cool senior students, from energetic idols to mysterious librarians... The standard harem king setup!
The System said this was a [Sweet Romance Simulator]. I actually believed that nonsense!
The opening really was standard: I bumped into my childhood friend around a corner, met a senior on the rooftop, and an idol winked at me... I rubbed my hands together, ready to make my move.
But something's wrong with this script!
The pure-hearted childhood friend I was promised, so why is her diary filled with my name and covered in blood-red hearts?
The cool senior I was promised, so why does she record how many times I go to the bathroom each day with the look of someone studying a test subject?
The energetic idol I was promised, so why does she sing to me at her concert, "You're my locked-on prey. You won't get away, even if you grow wings"?
And that librarian... Why does she look at me as if I'm some kind of... altar about to be activated?
Then I saw the System's hidden alert:
[Warning: Abnormal emotional links detected among multiple-plane heroines... Forced conquest mode activated... Failure penalty: elimination.]
Me: ???
Wait! That's not how galgames work! What happened to beach volleyball, hot spring trips, and sweet dates? How did this turn into a campus survival log?!
Every girl I'm supposed to win over looks at me like she wants to tear me apart and eat me.
My System is a piece of junk. It's useless for anything except issuing death notices.
I suspect they've all got reborn scripts, and I'm the lamb being led to slaughter.
This isn't a dating game at all. It's a horror game! A survival game!
System, I hereby request to uninstall you!
It's very well written, with almost no suspense, just pure strategic gameplay.
Don't be fooled by the title and cover; this is indeed a story of intellectual battles with a touch of the bizarre and mysterious, devoid of any cloying romance—it's all clean and efficient deduction. I've read two volumes so far. To be clear, it's not so much a battle of wits, but more like a mystery novel with a set of rules and mysteries, where you find a breakthrough by understanding the…
What on earth is this guy writing? He's so close to God, yet so far from humanity; he's completely become a god-man.
It's not a game at all, it's a quick transmigration strategy novel. Even though I was tricked, it's not bad.
It's great! The plot is full of unexpected twists and turns. The author is truly amazing, a genius indeed! 👍
It's really interesting, completely different from other types of books. The story is fun and fast-paced, and I wonder if the protagonist will end up living with the female lead who has completed the game.
A unique, off-the-beaten-path game. No explicit content, but it has a good ending, multiple female leads, and multiple story instances. I've only played the first one so far, and it seems alright. 😏
So far, the author's writing skills are quite good, and the reader feels quite immersed in the story.
The first post came so fast, I'm a bit surprised.
The battle of wits isn't clear yet, but the suspense is definitely off the charts.