The Girls Who Like Me Seem to Have a Problem

If I plant one picture, I will reap countless pictures

Today is my birthday, any good brothers want to celebrate with me?

I thought about it all night, and the more I thought about it, the more something seemed off, so I decided to talk about it anyway—the problem with this book. Overall, the book is quite good. The emotional descriptions are a bit rough but there are no major problems. The arrangement of various plots and the introduction of female characters are also generally acceptable. But here's the problem.

Whether it's a single female lead or a harem, I feel like there's no point in continuing if it's just a single female lead; this kind of genre seems too angsty with only one female lead.

Another one of those useless male leads who's good for nothing but being kind, yet every female lead falls head over heels in love with him? I'm genuinely baffled. I feel like I've been heavily influenced by Japanese anime...

A high school junior, a college classmate, a weather forecast host, a younger sister, plus a story that starts with a blind date... This is... A modified version of Making Lovers, isn't it? 😰

It has a kind of "Making Lovers" vibe to it, I don't know if that's true?

I can't take it anymore. The writing is pretty good, but the plot is just too painful to read. After reading for so long, the main plot still hasn't been explained clearly, while the side plots keep popping up one after another. The author should stop making Japanese eroge (adult games). I personally don't like this kind of painful plot, but the writing is good enough to make it worth reading. I'll wait for a few hundred chapters before coming back to see how it goes.

Please stop describing smoking so often. Why deliberately depict smoking? It serves no purpose and only annoys non-smoker readers.

Author, your novel's premise is somewhat similar to one I've read—both involve wives who travel back in time. However, the female protagonists you've created seem a bit unreasonable and willful, and their personalities aren't very likable (I've read about twenty chapters). I haven't read the rest yet. Well, to each their own. I wish your book great success.