
I’ve Transmigrated to Tokyo, So Who Needs a Dating Sim?
都穿越东京了,谁还恋爱模拟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 740k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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223Chapters
12.2kRecommendations
44.9kFans
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I'm begging for a story without a female lead; a true man ends up all alone.
[New Book Excerpt] "Everyone's Traveling to Tokyo Now, Who Still Needs Dating Simulators?"
Recommended copywriting Imagine you travel to Tokyo and become a handsome young man in the prime of his life, bringing with you a dating game system from the future. So, when you obtain a custom-made girlfriend in the dating simulation system and continuously simulate the process of dating her, just as you're about to reach the pinnacle of your life—
The beginning seemed like a novel; the first protagonist was a shut-in older sister, the second was a doll-like girl, and there was also a character who was just a plot device—the class monitor. I forgot what happened after that.
Book lovers running around the map
This is an amazing book! I'm astonished that it's still around. I hope everyone will keep it safe, otherwise it'll be like Schrödinger's cat, constantly in a state of being both blocked and blocked. It's quite well-written for a romance anime, but its realistic logic is generally weak.
This novel... Sigh, why take the simulation so seriously? Why not just treat it as a gold-farming machine?
The beginning is quite similar to that simulator novel by Firefly. Hopefully, it doesn't make the same mistake of trying to have it both ways, then simulating hundreds of chapters of reality without actually doing anything.
Cute
The author's writing is truly impressive. Of all the light novel series I've read, this one has the most comfortable writing style and plot. To be honest, I don't really want to read it anymore, because once I finish, it's over. 😟
I absolutely love how the author writes it this way. By simulating a unique love story for each character, even if it's a bit short, it truly gives each character a soul. After all, in harem novels, this is the only way to create the feeling of a single-woman story.