Transmigrated into Date A Live, I Decided to Help the Protagonist Build a Harem

Let's be frank, it was the last line of the synopsis that piqued my interest: "I'm ready to bring Shiori in, she'll definitely save you, Wataru!" "No need, you should just wear men's clothes, I like men..." I clicked to read a few chapters and was unknowingly drawn into the story. It ended with Tohka, which was a bit disappointing—it felt too short. I also felt sorry for the author; such a good book only has a few dozen favorites. It's definitely a good book that no one reads. I really like Wataru's character development (I personally prefer single characters), unlike other Date A Live stories...

I read this book a few months ago and have been following it ever since; I really enjoyed it. First of all, the theme is very novel. Most novels involve a female spirit becoming a character and then being won over by Shido. This novel tells the story of the protagonist helping Shido build his harem from a comedic perspective. Secondly, the author's writing is very humorous. You'll find many familiar references and funny lines throughout, often bringing a smile to your face. The transitions between plot points are also very creative, making you eagerly anticipate the next chapter after finishing the previous one. In short, I think this novel is a good choice for readers interested in Date A Live or fanfiction...

The title is fine. After the protagonist transmigrates, he single-mindedly dedicates himself to helping Shido build his harem and acting as his wingman in order to return to his own world. Well, I suspect this alone will polarize readers. The protagonist's entire life revolves around Shido, which is worth criticizing. It took me several hours to realize that no matter how powerful or overpowered the protagonist is, it's all for Shido, Shido's cheat code. If the protagonist were replaced with a mature, older-sister-like woman, you'd find the book truly well-written. Whether you like it or not is irrelevant; that's about it.

I've witnessed the author's efforts. While it's not a groundbreaking leap, it's a gradual improvement, a step-by-step implementation of their ideas. Even if the writing isn't perfect, they've been constantly striving to improve. The novel's content is also very interesting, as I believe those who have read it carefully will know; otherwise, the number of likes wouldn't be rising faster than the number of favorites. Overall, the current situation for this book is: it receives a lot of attention from existing readers, but new readers rarely give it positive feedback. Regarding this issue, I'd like to offer some suggestions for the book's future direction. Author, you could consider cross-dressing. Cross-dressing is a source of human progress...

I started reading this book quite early on. All the characters are perfectly developed, and the writing is superb. The foreshadowing in the beginning is all beautifully executed, and the plot twists are among the best I've ever seen in fanfiction. I genuinely love this book. There are a few other factors too, but my Chinese isn't great, so I can't think of any sophisticated words to describe it… In short, it's simply amazing! (Damn those 140 characters!!!!!!!!!)

I've been following Old Gay's book for a long time. As a Date A Live fanfiction, it's practically flawless unless you're looking for something to nitpick. The character designs, timeline, and plot development are all very logical. The inclusion of Mayuri is particularly noteworthy. Since Mayuri's character isn't as directly related to a point mass as other spirits, and there's far less information about her, different people might have different opinions on the details. Old Gay's approach seems to appeal to most readers. Furthermore, Old Gay has altered the storyline involving Miku and Seven Sins, giving Miku more screen time and reducing Seven Sins's. This is...

Well, lately I've had a strange feeling. Why is that? There's a saying, "It's easier to change mountains and rivers than to change one's nature." Human nature is difficult to alter. Even if gender changes, long-established habits and perceptions won't change drastically in a short time. Men and women are two different beings with different ways of thinking. Can decades of understanding be overturned overnight? That's impossible. Change is possible, but it's an extremely long process...

It's amazing! Unfortunately, my Chinese isn't great, so I can only describe it with two words. This is the best Date A Live fanfiction I've read in the past five years. It was this book that started me wanting to write every day, but... I usually can't keep going after two or three chapters because either I ruin the character development or I subtly change the plot. That's why I can really appreciate how difficult it was for the author. Honestly, I think this is the only Date A Live fanfiction where the plot and character development are so well-written and perfect (if you know of any others, please let me know, after all, there's always someone better). I think the Mayuri volume is the best...

The book that inspired me to love writing Date A Live fanfiction is now lost. It's a shame that the author is nowhere to be found. I feel like I'm paying homage to my still-youthful writing days.

I watched it in junior high, and now I'm in college—time flies! I haven't looked at this app or its website in ages. I can't believe I still remember the plot. I remembered it today and decided to check it out, and the author actually updated it! College is amazing—I actually remembered this app, haha! 😄😄😄