The Problem Girls All Have Ulterior Motives Toward Me

This is a flavor only a virgin could write about.

Xiaobai started it off, taking the lead.

What I want to see is a reclusive ascetic who has seen through the illusions of the world, yet he falls back into depravity so quickly after being stabbed. He simply doesn't learn his lesson. Rebirth is for you to fall in love.

As the title suggests, if you have a preferred type of female lead, please comment below. I'm a newbie and will seriously consider it and add it to the storyline. Thanks!

Chapter 1: Describes how the male protagonist, in his second life, doesn't want to be killed by a woodcutter's axe, and even uninstalls any strategy guide systems he encounters. Chapter Two: The first female lead arrives, immediately assuming she also has memories. Her first question is, "Is there anything you want to do?", Instead of trying to escape the love triangle.

To be honest, in the current environment in China, a harem setting involving meeting the parents and getting married is indeed a bit like science fiction. I don't even dare to read further, but I predict it won't exceed three hundred chapters.

I hereby declare this book to surpass *The Three-Body Problem* and become a new science fiction masterpiece.

I have a feeling that the plot is somewhat similar, and if so, that would be wonderful, since the author's ending was just too hasty.

Dude, you're better suited to writing single-female-lead stories. You can't handle harems like this. Harems need to be developed separately, one storyline at a time. Your early 1v1 relationships were so good, but starting with the second one, you just throw everyone together. Fans of the first female lead will feel the second female lead is a third wheel, and those who like the second female lead will feel the first female lead is a third wheel. How can anyone read that?

What does "not a harem" mean in the synopsis? Does it mean the female lead is the only one in the stock market?