All the Magical Girls Want to Have Me, the Bottom-of-the-Class, All to Themselves

I've been raising them for so long, why are they getting fewer and fewer?

Come on

It feels strange. At first, I guessed that the Book of All-Rounds might have low resistance to witchcraft, but then it also revealed the witch. My current guess is that the Book of Omniscience might only be able to access information about this world, and that it belongs to people from another world. It does not fall within the scope of knowing all the truths of this world. Or perhaps it's simply a matter of insufficient ability, an inability to read the truth, a forced restriction of thought, and an inability to access certain special content.

One chapter updated as soon as it's released, hmm, not enough.

It's fine to be honest with future partners to a certain extent, provided they have good character. But why did the protagonist treat that ordinary person this way? Chapter 13 still hasn't explained it, and it's even gotten worse. How did an ordinary person go from understanding the contract to understanding all aspects of abilities? Plus, the protagonist is a transmigrator. Is this female supporting character a family member of the protagonist from another world?

Come on

KAF?

It seems to be a bit slow-paced. Sometimes it's even a bit frustrating. For example, the male protagonist suddenly faints, and after being distracted, he doesn't seem to be reading the omniscient book anymore. However, slow-paced books are usually quite long, but given its current popularity, making money on paid platforms will probably be difficult. And overall, it feels rather bland.

The book was very enjoyable to read, the plot was interesting, and the writing was excellent.

What does BG mean? How is it related to BL?