What If Life Were a Matchmaking Game?

The beginning was slightly toxic but somewhat interesting. After the first dungeon appeared, a bunch of troubles arose, and the slightly toxic turned into a deadly poison. Sigh, the author just can't write a satisfying story.

Changing the real world is indeed toxic, and there shouldn't be too many ambiguous relationships, otherwise I can't stand it. I almost stopped watching when I saw that policewoman.

Similar to "My Day Has 48 Hours," it suits my taste perfectly.

You paid for it and then you just cut me?

The idea of ​​connecting with reality is great! The highly intelligent woman slowly uncovers secrets, discovering that many of the pivotal historical events and mysterious figures were actually the protagonist, instantly igniting a sense of mission. Then a small team is formed, with backup strategists and the protagonist a reckless brute—why can't this be written?

Wow, it's been a long time since I've read a book that suits my taste so well. I hope you can maintain this quality. By the way, could the author recommend a few books?

It's always like this; every time I find something good, they just abandon it and feed me shit.

The storyline that appeared in the first instance was simply amazing. The plot is third-rate. It's clear that the protagonist has many ideas about the development of the story in the real world. He envisions a world where reality serves as the foundation, the alternate world alters it, and the two worlds mutually benefit each other.

The writing is quite good; I guess it's not a beginner. However, some parts of the plot might be off-putting. The protagonist sometimes teeters on the edge of nudity.

The abrupt change was really sudden, so now I'm focusing on finishing my books first. This isn't good for anyone.