I am literally about to ascend to another dimension out of sheer rage. Usually, the second I smell harem bait, I immediately go bye-bye. But this story actually got me hooked, and I tried my absolute best to stay! I knew full well it was packed with girls blushing left and right just to make the MC look 'cool' and 'detached.' But the author REALLY gave Rachel and Hajin a literal magical seed baby (shoutout to Evandel) just for me to read the spoilers in the comments saying Rachel isn't even the final FL?! Why did I invest my feelings into a whole family dynamic just to get ghosted by the plot? I'm done, goodbye, my last straw has officially snapped.
Dropping at Chapter 24. I was genuinely enjoying the story and its fun plot potential, which makes this even more disappointing. The direction feels increasingly messy with ambiguous romantic setups, but having a child character kissed on the lips was a hard deal-breaker for me! It's a shame, because the premise was great, but I can't continue reading.
While the initial regression premise is engaging and the art style is exceptionally well-done, I have decided to discontinue reading.
The inclusion of a "childhood reverse harem" dynamic introduces romantic undertones at a stage where the characters are still kiddos!! And creating.. an uncomfortable power imbalance that distracts from an otherwise amazing plot.











The author is really out here running a multi-dimensional dating service, aggressively throwing a new blushing girl at every single clone the MC makes. That comment saying 'each avatar might get their own love interest' opened my eyes and now I can't unsee it. It’s lowkey just a harem masquerading as a pure action story.