My System Girlfriend

I hope my writing style doesn't hinder my expression. I've read a lot of novels, and the styles and themes are quite diverse, including works by Keigo Higashino, Haruki Murakami, Tiancan Tudou, Hajime Kamoshida, etc. I haven't read many light novels, only about 100. Personally, I really like light novels where the male protagonist is responsible, has principles (I didn't leave immediately after someone tried to blackmail me, although I'd say that's a bit subjective, but I think that was respectful enough), and loves learning (୧((•̀ꇴ•))૭⁺✧). I also like light novels where the female protagonists get along harmoniously, and the development of the male and female protagonists' relationships is reasonable. I like this kind of harem (I'm specifically criticizing (my girlfriend...)).

In spring, when the cherry blossoms were in full bloom, I came to visit you out of admiration, finding your writing quite interesting and enjoyable, and came specifically to make friends; in the sweltering summer, when cicadas chirped, I found solace in reading your novels, and gradually the oppressive heat subsided, replaced by a refreshing breeze; in autumn, when maple leaves danced in the breeze, you had unknowingly become a part of my daily life; and in winter, when snow fell, looking back, I realized I had witnessed the growth of your novels step by step! Keep it up! ♥

There was a rich second-generation heir, from a very wealthy family, the kind who would never run out of money. He was engaged to another family. One day, the heir became disabled and could no longer work. His family sent him to a remote city to live out the rest of his life. However, they continued to provide him with financial and resource support—amounts that ordinary people couldn't afford, even though he was disabled and unlikely to achieve anything in the future. The fiancée didn't want to marry someone she had only met once as a child who was disabled. She wanted to break off the engagement through her own efforts and marry someone, even if he was just an ordinary person with a modest salary, so they could support each other in their future lives, although...

A new week has begun, could you please give me a like? A few monthly votes would be even better.

The plot felt too drawn out; one event was stretched out over several chapters. It would have been better if the plot were more compact and concise, instead of dedicating an entire chapter to a single glance, dialogue, or inner monologue. Of course, this is just a personal suggestion; keep up the good work, author! It's still a very good read! Hope this helps.

You might not believe it, but I saw an image on QQ Kandian that was exactly the same as the cover of your novel.

It's very well written, but the pacing of the second volume is too slow... It's not very comfortable to read.

You're really impressive with your update speed, author.

The writing style needs improvement (there are many redundant words and too many repetitive descriptions). However, I still quite liked the overall story (aside from the seemingly controversial AI aspect). Come on

It's good, with a refreshing style. The protagonist isn't low-IQ or brainless, but they're not exactly high-IQ either. A system as a wife is a first for me. (There are too many names, especially those with a Western influence, which sometimes makes me forget which character a name corresponds to—I think that's just my feeling? That's a unique feature, though.) Aside from the dialogue style, it's perfect. The author often uses the following dialogue method: Character A and Character B talk with "~~~" B says, "~~~" A says, "~~~" B says. At this point, we notice a problem: if the first sentence is spoken by A, then the second sentence is spoken by B. But after a few sentences, and with you turning the page, will you still remember which sentence was spoken by which person? ...