The Simulation Was Supposed to Be Just a Simulation, but Reality Is Full of Shibari

The protagonist of this book is currently facing various dilemmas, choosing between escape or deception. He seems determined but then hesitates, which, while normal in reality, creates a very oppressive feeling that is quite unpleasant.

If you enjoy romance, simulations, and chaotic love stories, give this book a try! [Recommendation]: The style of the work is lighthearted; after all, since it can be simulated, any game can be completed sooner or later. The setting is similar to a simulation where romance takes place after the initial encounter.

I'm not envious at all that he can have a harem.

It really makes my stomach hurt. So far, four female protagonists have been identified as having mental illnesses. Two are strong, two are weak. The last two are manageable; the author could write something like "you both have wings," play the victim, or have an accident, and they could be handled together, since at least those two have some inferiority complex.

This is outrageous! Even if the protagonist gets cancer from love, what's with the author writing about him being powerless? You didn't even try the panacea he got earlier, let alone mention it. Is this just mindless stupidity?

Everyone move aside, I'm going to test the poison. 😡😡 This book is dual-track The system simulates two overly affectionate female characters for the protagonist to pursue each time. Both only want to be alone with the male lead. The protagonist's task is to achieve a happy ending, manage the relationships skillfully, and avoid harming either of them.

This is truly amazing. Even in a simulation, it doesn't feel like filler. The only downside is that the protagonist is a little cowardly. I hope there will be fewer plots where the protagonist deceives two girls; the same old formula gets tiresome. It's a shame that such a good work goes unappreciated, while those who only write simulations become incredibly popular.

Okay, it's rare to find a yandere story written this yandere. With only four female leads so far, it's hard to imagine how the author will achieve a happy ending. Will the male lead pull some even more outrageous moves? And the author is clearly a hardcore anime/manga fan; no wonder their writing is so captivating. I love it!

Is this going to be another book with tons of simulations and no progress in reality?

The male lead and Nana and Kaiyo made me feel really disgusted 😰. The male lead is stupid, and Nana is disgusting. I hope there's no happy ending.