
Can't We Skip the Dating Part?
跳过恋爱不行吗?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I have a thing for the word "virtual".
Can the author just write with their eyes closed? I don't want to read secondhand text. 🙂
It feels very strange whenever I see a male protagonist who only tries to woo the female protagonist because the system requires it, or who just wants to get system rewards from the female protagonist (only performing the wooing actions required by the system, without any real intention of wooing her, and immediately kicking her away when there are no rewards). This male lead is ridiculous.
The protagonist has so little initiative; the plot is purely driven by the system…
It was quite interesting at first, but then suddenly it turned into a bunch of humorous family battles in the city, and what's with all the chatter?
The banter is quite funny, but the excessive use of profanity really detracts from the reading experience. Writing like this lowers the overall quality of the story and makes the male lead seem very crude. Other reviews also make valid points; the male lead's personality and thought process are indeed quite off-putting. The female characters are alright.
It's alright, but the content feels a bit mixed up, and sometimes it tends to focus on one thing over another. But I still quite enjoy watching it.
Is the male lead a succubus? Also, he seems to lack subjective emotions, which makes the story feel awkward.
Are you going to accept all women? If so, then I'll pursue them.
🙂The description is pretty good.
It's not as good as the first book. The main character's personality isn't well-developed, and there's too much buildup in the beginning, resulting in a lack of emotional fluctuation; it's too bland.