Using a Dating Sim to Conquer Goddesses

This book is right up my alley. The plot is unique and the content is very interesting, keeping me reading non-stop. So far, I haven't felt awkward at all. Regardless of what others think, I'm very satisfied and have thoroughly enjoyed reading it. The characters are also very distinctive and vivid, making them easy to connect with. I hope the author keeps up the good work! ^0^~ (You think that's what I really wanted to say? Pshaw! Actually, I just wanted to say one thing: your first time wasn't with anyone else, it was with me, Huan Guang! (.·`ω´·))

I'm back with another long review for this book ✍🏻. Last time, I was so angry that I wrote a review that wasn't really a review, and I ended up reporting myself. Coming back from the National Day holiday, I saw it was finished, which was both expected and unexpected. I really hoped the author would add some scenes about Sakuya and Kumu's university life, since Kumu, as the female lead, had far too little screen time, practically disappearing for a long period. Perhaps the author wanted to give each character a soul? But personally, my reading experience was terrible? (And it's a paid book, which is very important; I believe that if a book is paid, the reader experience should be prioritized). I keep wondering when Kumu will return...

I've read up to chapter 323 of this book. Compared to how much I enjoyed and was engrossed in the beginning, I now feel a deep sense of regret and disappointment. Here are some issues I've noticed: 1. The title, synopsis, author's notes, and comments clearly indicate that this is not a harem story; the only female lead is Gu Jiumeng, and the protagonist ultimately ends up with only her. Given this, the male lead and Gu Jiumeng are undoubtedly the most important characters, and everything should revolve around them. However, a significant problem arises: the author dedicates a large amount of space to developing other female characters, at times making Gu Jiumeng feel insignificant and lacking in plot, and...

Harem or pure love?

No, just follow Jiu Meng, okay?

I've been nurturing this book for quite a while now, what will happen after chapter 500...?

I felt this novel turned into a harem novel later on. I'm not against harems, but I didn't really like the harem aspect of this one.

Jiu Meng was doing fine until this sudden twist. After meeting the protagonist's parents, she became his girlfriend, and she kept pretending not to realize his true intentions, even helping him out. It was really heartbreaking to see this. She had so much screen time before, and the writing was quite good, but the protagonist just stood there like a blockhead after hearing about the fabricated friendship. I really wanted to give up, but I kept reading because of this sudden plot twist. I hope the author will give Jiu Meng more screen time when they come back in February, and treat her as the female lead. She was the protagonist from the start, but now she's relegated to a supporting role to give Luo Fuyu a chance. I hope the author sees this.

I've read up to chapter 213 and it's really good! But some people are saying it's a harem, what's that all about? And then they say the male lead is falling for someone else, it's so upsetting! Sigh.

Is this a harem or a pure love story?