Cursed Romance Game
诅咒系恋爱游戏
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 774k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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306Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
4.8kFans
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I haven't watched it yet, but the synopsis seems pretty tragic. A two-dimensional world is overlaid with three-dimensional rules. Isn't this already three-dimensional? Add a curse, and winning the revival match means starting over in a different three-dimensional world? (Laughs)
This is so strange. It's definitely not some simplistic, amateurish story.
As of 5 AM on July 20th. It's written inexplicably; I'm completely baffled. ①The class monitor's inexplicable targeting, half-explaining and half-ambiguous, is a riddle. The mysterious identity of the class monitor's mother: a riddle teller. The class monitor next door has a strange fondness for riddle tellers. ②Why does Huo Huo need to be clever? (A riddle-maker)
In the latest chapter, is the male protagonist deceiving himself? He's clearly being bullied, yet he's self-hypnotizing himself into believing he's not being bullied... The fundamental logic of this chapter is flawed.
First of all, the main storyline seems to have veered off course recently. It started off captivating with its game-like romance and survival elements, but now they're creating more and more plot holes for the characters, and the theme has shifted to something like a reincarnation-themed youth romance. While the writing is still decent, there are just too many unresolved character issues.
Neither anime nor romance game
The plot has been a bit erratic lately.
I can't stand it anymore. The female lead's character development in the early stages was already quite poor. Because of her own selfish desires (the protagonist resembles her father?), She treated the protagonist differently. The middle part was a bit more comfortable to watch, but then they brought out this "80s Incident," before the female lead's character was fully developed and already had a…
You call this an anime/manga otaku? A friend of mine is completely taken aback.
It's almost 100,000 words! I'm just asking for some readers to keep reading, everyone!
Based on my years of experience battling wits with the reviewers, the latest chapter is best consumed within two hours (explicitly stated). This is a story with multiple female protagonists, so please look forward to the speed at which it continues. Also, the female protagonist tag in this book only represents the system's selection 🤐 (in reality, they are all the author's favorites).
It's not even available yet! I'm so afraid it'll be abandoned suddenly.
Opinions on the plot
There were indeed many riddle-solving characters in the plot, but I think they were handled very well. It's a very simple thing. If the author had explained from the beginning why Liu disliked the protagonist, then personally, my first impression of Liu would have been very bad. She would have seemed very selfish.