My Romance Options Are a Little Tricky

The author's writing style is very good, whether it is describing the environment or the emotions of the characters, it is very artistic. In terms of plot, the plot of Amamiya, Matsuki, and Fukai is quite complete and reasonable. Kagura Kageya is a bit more off-putting. In the middle and later stages of the plot, it seems that they are going to cut off their relationship, but in the end they just confessed and accepted it. Well, it's weird. The full text is not too long, and the places described by the author are very distinctive and relevant to reality. It's just that the author always expands in some weird places and extends a lot of expanded content, which may be a bit confusing. Overall not bad. It's time to celebrate the eve of the ceremony palace

I can only say that it is average, the poison point is not 1 point

Really anticlimactic

I don't want to feel uncomfortable watching it.

No wonder no one is watching

Although the ending is a bit abrupt, overall it's okay

The 1.2 Million-word light novel "My Love Options Is A Little Difficult" written by Yuehua Liki tells the story of a young boy from a parallel time and space, Natsume Kaede, who travels to Tokyo where cherry blossoms are blooming. He originally wanted to enjoy his ordinary and long daily life, but was forcibly pulled into an emotional game full of calculations and temptations by the "love game option system" that was suddenly bound to his mind. In this ambiguous situation, In a system where ambiguous interactions are embodied as a reward and punishment mechanism, every one of his daily behaviors and emotional choices are quantified into cold multiple-choice questions. However, the author's brilliance lies in not making the protagonist a puppet of the system. Instead, through Natsume Kaede's complaints, helplessness and occasional "rebellion" when faced with strange options, it greatly weakens the utilitarianism and creates a relaxed and humorous atmosphere. As the plot continues to unfold in multiple emotional contexts, whether it is the family affection and dependence accumulated in daily trivial matters with the unrelated sister Amamiya Izumi, or the heartbeat and growth generated in the interaction with campus female characters such as Du Yuehua, these vivid and three-dimensional group portraits allow the "system" to gradually degenerate from the leader to the catalyst, truly promoting the plot What develops is always the real relationship and bond between the characters. The whole work conveys a simple and profound truth to the readers with delicate writing: you can be guided by the system to make the so-called "correct" choice, but in this love game of life, only sincerity delivered bravely is the only way to overcome all options and unlock true love.