As the Protagonist, I Really Don't Want the Heroines Throwing Themselves at Me

The text reveals the author as someone full of hope for life, with expectations for the future evident in every line. Although the writing style is somewhat awkward in the beginning, the author's intended meaning is clearly felt. This showcases the profound depth of the Chinese language; the same words can create different literary styles, and even sentences that don't need to be perfectly grammatically correct can convey meaning. The author's words reflect many aspects of life, revealing his worldview and values. While the story isn't my preferred type, it instilled in me a desire to continue reading and learn more about his world...

I spent all day setting up tents today, and before I knew it, it had taken me six hours, and it's still going now. I forgot to type... *Cough cough* Sorry everyone, I'll keep updating daily! (Hands head in hands)

Initially, I simply added this book to my favorites, but later, out of boredom, I clicked on it and was immediately captivated. I ended up reading it in one go over two days. In my opinion, the content was excellent, and the character development was superb. The plot uses a dual-timeline approach, interweaving reality and the game, which greatly enriches the story and prevents it from becoming monotonous due to a single setting. Furthermore, the game elements better showcase the protagonist's personality. It's clear the author put a lot of effort into portraying the protagonist; the numerous psychological dialogues reflect the protagonist's values and spirit, and also reveal the protagonist's...

Actually, I haven't read light novels for a long time, so finding this one was purely coincidental. After reading a few pages, I was surprised to find myself actually reading it. The story is quite good for the Pineapple Bun platform, and the game parts are unconventional, both original and thoughtful. However, so far, the real-world parts seem to be trying to match the game parts. I hope the author will continue writing the story; it might take a long time. I hope to see the story still going strong when I come back next time. (The following is just filler text: 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000)

This is my first time writing a long review, so please be gentle. Let me start by describing the unease of being transported to a strange world without warning, into the body of a middle school girl. The change is immense; even a normal person couldn't adapt so quickly. Everything around me is unfamiliar, and the unease of being in a foreign land, coupled with the original owner's family's deep affection and concern—which feels like a sharp blade piercing her heart, reminding her that she's enjoying warmth that isn't hers—cause her inner turmoil and mental anguish. The guilt of taking someone else's life away, the defensiveness—it's all perfectly understandable. My favorite part is the game world, starting with Princess Elsa...

Damn it, I was hoping to see the princess and the beast king spar, but instead they ran off and stabbed me! What a jerk!

I'm also writing a book myself, though it's not very good, but the reading threshold has definitely increased a lot. It seems like the skill level is low, but the requirements are high. The author is very nice, replying to most comments and criticisms, something most authors wouldn't do. This book is also quite good; both the writing style and the plot are commendable. I think the best part is the story's setting (an eroge world). So, readers are all waiting for one outcome: the female lead gets completely exposed ✧(≖ ◡ ≖✿) [Unrelated phrase: "Dezi, mouse tail juice..."] If I don't see an update on May 1st, I'm waiting to be executed. [Unrelated phrase: "So-called 'west inside,' trigger between..."]

Author, is this story primarily about the male protagonist (gong) or the female protagonist (shou)? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?

The author's romantic subplots are the most detailed and rich I've ever read in any light novel. I really love them! Author, keep up the good work! I'll rest for a few days before continuing. Do you know the shock of suddenly stopping just when you're really enjoying a story? Do you know the pain that comes with that?

When will you release your new book?