I'm Just a Transmigrator

I see that many people think that the author wrote the Lost Paradise section to be poisonous, but you didn't understand the author's intention. He wanted to use this incident to prevent Kuroki Hitomi from marrying the protagonist, and then let the protagonist hook up with other women openly. Otherwise, Sister Izumi and Goddess Ryoko would have no reasonable reason to become the protagonist's harem. Only after this paragraph, the protagonist's mentality has changed, can the harem be opened.

This book is so interesting. Other books try their best to turn the protagonist into a scumbag in order to have a harem. This book is unique. It makes the female protagonist green with the male protagonist so that the male protagonist has a legitimate reason to start a harem. It really made me see the starting point. The author has everything.

Judging from the current heroines and character descriptions, Kuroki Hitomi is the girlfriend, but it seems that the marriage may not be successful. The author has laid the groundwork. Whether it is her relationship with Sakai Izumi or her family's opposition due to her age, there is a high possibility that Kuroki Hitomi will not be able to marry the protagonist. The most likely reason is that the protagonist's grandmother objects, and then Kuroki Hitomi becomes a lover. Sakai Izumi feels similar to the feeling of a confidante, but if it develops, she may not be able to climb into the protagonist's bed, it depends on how the author writes it. As for Hirosue Ryoko and Takeuchi Yuko, I personally feel that Takeuchi Yuko will join the protagonist's harem before Hirosue Ryoko. As for Hirosue Ryoko, I personally feel that the author will let the protagonist replace Hirosue Ryoko's first husband and let Hirosue Ryoko become pregnant before marriage. As for whether they will get married, my personal judgment should be that it will be a short-term marriage and divorce will occur. As for my cousin Yui Aragaki, this is a potential stock But the author has said that the heroine is not the one who has already appeared, so according to the introduction, it can only be Nana Hashimoto. Contacting the author's other books, it can be judged that the author is a dead idol otaku, and he is firmly recommended by Hashimoto.

I really can't accept that my sister is just one of the harem.

The moment I saw my sister, I knew I was finished. I would never marry a wife in this life. My bride was already dead (tears)

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If it weren't for the book shortage, I really couldn't bear to read this book. Without the title, I almost missed this book. But the writing is quite fresh, keep it up~ As for the heroine, I won't start a fight~ It depends on your ability!

Come on, author! This is actually an urban novel with the main purpose of spreading dog food 🤓. The conscience-stricken author, Jun, writes dog food in waves, so delicious... In addition, which female character you like is also very subjective. Readers who find it strange to choose Kuroki Hitomi, please understand. After all, you can tell at a glance that the author is born in the 80s and early 90s. It is difficult to understand the thrill and amazement that Kuroki Hitomi brings in Incarnation and Paradise Lost.

This protagonist has a harem. You either have to be ruthless or don't open it. Now you are regretting it, blaming yourself and committing crimes while you are opening a harem.

I think that in terms of appearance, temperament, talent, age, personality, and all aspects, Izumi Sakai is the most suitable person to be a young man's wife.