The harem includes but is not limited to time travel, rebirth, officialdom, entertainment circle, system, licking the dog gold, ancient times, cultivating immortals, and urban martial arts harem.
There are too many. If you don't see enough, please give it a follow. I looked at my bookshelf and couldn't finish it. I've watched it for 10,000 hours and I've already seen the heroine.
The young man is cold, taciturn and keeps to himself. Until the gentle monitor, the arrogant deskmate, the crybaby transfer student, and the dazzling senior in the foreign class all quietly laid their eyes on him. I thought it was an ordinary youth, but it became an exclusive summer that all the girls in the school couldn't hide their hearts for.
A story about a reborn campus harem, adding campus to the entertainment industry, forming a girl group, and setting up a company. Currently, it has 4.44 Million words.
If it's so lively here, then I'll just get involved. The first book is mainly a bi-text, and I personally think the characters are pretty good, but the characters in the later stages will have to be strengthened, otherwise they will still be a bit flat. There is the succubus queen, the evil fallen nun, the black-bellied green tea, the crimson princess, the tsundere dragon lady (who doesn't get to eat), a crazy magic sword and her inferiority scabbard, the senior and scary Enma Grandma, the president's daughter who has a green grassland above us, and the matter of fallen angels. The second book currently has four appearances, a white-haired lolita with self-closing hair (what does a child look like), a Russian top-notch plutocrat's eldest daughter, a tiger-like childhood sweetheart, and a female scientific doctor who wears the most slutty clothes (you have no idea what she wears under her white coat). The protagonist's parents are divorced, and there is no relationship from the beginning, and his birth is just an accident. The third book is good to read, but it's a pity that Shura Field is not big enough. There are currently three yanderes in it, and then the protagonist is reborn. One of the three yanderes is his girlfriend in the previous life, and I don't know if he was mentally controlled or something. The other two are a pair of white-haired twins. These two are more ruthless, and directly drain the protagonist. (In fact, the protagonist is the most ruthless, at least 6 times a day, and... He could only eat some unnutritious takeout, but he insisted on it for two months), his unrelated aunt and sister (the aunt had to eat first, and the aunt made a verbal baby kiss with his parents before the protagonist was born), his sister also has a best friend, and the aunt also has a best friend. Anyway, I am looking forward to the author writing Shura Field next, but the author seems to be forced to end this book in a sloppy way. The fourth one is a cool novel, but it does have multiple female protagonists, and I really recommend it. The fifth one is still about an old scumbag, well, how should I put it? Anyway, flirting everywhere, teasing everywhere, and peach blossoms everywhere. Although the sixth book has a single female protagonist, I really recommend reading some key plots. Well, then it's really cool that the author is not banned. The seventh book reincarnates once, and has one more wife, which is quite satisfactory. The eighth book is quite fun, starting with Miss Qianjin who has a bit of a weird talent (her ability is called Nirvana, Nirvana is a kind of all-round improvement, but her combat effectiveness in this area will become less and less each time. Later, she got into the water as soon as she took off her clothes), Senior Sister Bingshan with mysterious alphabetical attributes ( The third one is a crazy chaebol, who is willful and crazy when he is rich (but the contrast is full, he can drive faster than anyone else, but in practice he is the most cowardly, he dare not turn on the lights, and dare not change his posture), and then there is our baby friend, the nine-tailed fox. We have witnessed the reputation of the nine-tailed fox. The only pity is that the author seems to like to stop updating a little bit. The cool part in the first part of the ninth book was okay, but later he was handing out knives like crazy, and I really used chopsticks to stick to the cement, so I just read the title of the tenth book. Although I haven't finished it, I can imagine how exciting it will be. I read a little bit of the eleventh book, but I can see that I had a lot of fun. The twelfth one is mainly because I don't want to read yandere books recently, so I put it aside for the time being. I can see that the yandere flavor cannot be reduced. The thirteenth book is about a protagonist with hyperamnesia who loses his memory, and then a group of yanderes around him are lying to him, but he keenly senses that something is wrong, and then they try to pull him to the limit (I only saw it here, and I haven't finished this one yet). The fourteenth one is about the protagonist's childhood sweetheart who is cursed with a scumbag, so... You know? The fifteenth book is good to read, good to read, good to read, good to read, good to read, but it's a pity that I didn't finish it. The sixteenth book is very well written, at least I think he wrote it very well, especially Greedy, which is my favorite character. Compared with her, the portrayal of other characters always feels a little boring. The seventeenth book has two female protagonists, about the inheritance of the mother's business, the heroine's mother is a yandere, the heroine is a yandere, and the heroine's daughter is still a yandere. That's it for the time being. There is a little more on the bookshelf, but I won't recommend it if I haven't read it.