Searching for My Dream Girlfriend in Tokyo

It's really toxic. Any normal person with a brain would know there's an opportunity to try and fail, but the male protagonist just refuses to answer anything, letting himself sink into the story and even being affected by this relationship in real life. He's clearly affected, yet he deceives himself by denying and avoiding the issue. I'm truly disappointed. And this guy got into Tokyo University?

That's so toxic! I guessed it in the first chapter, but I didn't figure out the second one until chapter 48. They ignored clues, didn't take any chances to try and fail, and just kept running away. So toxic!!!

I feel like the author of this novel has some intellectual issues. After all, does the protagonist even respond to the author? There are three chances to guess a character's identity (I specifically went back to the first chapter to read it). The first time, based on the figure and feeling, I thought it was her younger sister, but after a simple probe, I immediately rejected it.

The main character's character design is terrible, making him a major turn-off.

Why not try the sister's name? Although the protagonist may have his own logic, I feel a sense of urgency that the answer is right in front of him but he doesn't use it.

The character design is poor, the main character is awkward, I don't recommend watching it.

This book is so poorly written and lacks any sense of intelligence; it's no wonder it's not popular. If it still managed to achieve good results, it would be utterly absurd.

The beginning is pretty bad. The protagonist transmigrates to another world and becomes obsessed with studying, to the point that his body and mind are almost unable to take it, and he is under immense pressure. Then the funny thing happens: after the protagonist gets the cheat, he is very calm and thinks that the positioning is a useful tool. He thinks that if he relies on it, he will be useless.

This so-called younger sister's storyline is so weird! When writing novels in China, it's best to avoid this overly Japanese style. It's really awkward to read. This supposed affection for the younger sister is absurd. First, they were building up an atmosphere of complete indifference and disregard for other family members, and then you pull this stunt. I'm completely baffled.

Seeing the dream sequence about the "scumbag" protagonist was completely off-putting. The forced descent into idiocy at the beginning was one thing, but the plot of that storyline was utterly illogical. Two women were cheated on, and then the entire public opinion inexplicably turned against them? Did the author really intend to completely reverse public opinion with a single book?