My Girlfriend Is from Fusang

I've read many books that start off "sweet," and there are many different types. The first type is characterized by a consistent "sweet" tone throughout, but the reader's anticipation weakens as the story progresses, eventually leading to a lack of follow-through.

To be honest, I really like this kind of book. It's sweet and not as painful to read as some female-oriented novels (although I've only read a few female-oriented novels myself). I hope the author can persevere. I can't help others, but I will definitely support you. I'll subscribe to all of your books as soon as they're released. Although you might not care much about subscribing to all of them, I really want to see you stick with it to the end. Keep it up! ↖(^ω^)↗

Pure love stories set in harems are all heretical; once a harem is established, it's no longer pure love.

The beginning was a bit slow, but the romance was beautifully crafted. To write a rebirth/time-travel story so sweetly, you're truly talented. I've had my fill of this dog food (romantic scenes), I just hope the author keeps writing, please!

I mistook her for my girlfriend at first glance, what a false alarm!

The protagonist is born with parents who die first. His talent shakes the ages; he's skilled in everything. He has a fiancée who comes to break off the engagement. The protagonist, unconvinced, refuses to be underestimated. He sets out to learn a skill, and an opportunity is sure to come. He becomes an apprentice to a certain master, and a story unfolds.

I mistook a futa (a type of Japanese mascot) for my girlfriend at first glance, I'm hopeless (´･̥̥̥̥ω･̥̥̥̥`) Tears streaming down my face

I read a light novel where the protagonist's world would periodically revert to a previous point in time. The reason was that a girl who had a crush on the male protagonist made a wish to the gods, hoping that the male protagonist would confess his feelings to her.

I just read the first few chapters, and it seems alright. It's just that the names—Kitashin Shuichi, Kitahara Shuichi, Senbon Yukina, Senyuki Mina, and so on—are too similar to the character names in several of Haidilao's books! The worst part is, I'm a fan of Mina, so I can't help but make those connections. It's annoying. But I'll keep reading. So far, it's still edible. Good luck, author!

I watched it 20 years ago, I can't believe the story has already ended five years ago.