After I Got a Partner, They All Started Acting Weird

Guys, raise your hands if you're a siscon!

The biggest problem with the whole book is the opening. While I can understand the author's desire to immediately address the issues and develop the story, it feels incredibly forced! There's absolutely no explanation of any of the female characters' feelings for the male lead or their backstories, leaving the reader feeling like they've missed something. At least introduce each character one by one, providing context and character development. Why throw everything at once and then try to fill in the gaps later?! Furthermore, the female lead's self-disclosure feels contrived. She only likes the male lead because he saved her, which makes him seem passive and lacking in personal charm. It's as if the female lead would choose anyone, not just him, which is quite jarring...

I humbly request your support for my new book, "The Witcher Doesn't Want to Fall in Love"!

Is this a harem or a stock market game? Any good brothers out there who can tell me? If it's about stocks, I'm outta here to avoid the pain.

If fate allows, I'll see this book again. I'll remember it; although the ending was disappointing, I still liked it, though it's a pity.

I had already put this book in the [eunuch] category, but I never expected to encounter it like this.

Great writing, author! I've already liked and commented twice! Please visit my page for "Super Adjustment Bureau: The Misty City"!

When you come here, you can check out the author's previous book, which is finished. I thought it was pretty good and you should take a look.

I personally think the older sister looks like Kazama Ichihime.

Don't date a yandere; if you forget about them halfway through, you'll only end up with a relatively unsuccessful life.