Osananajimi no Watashi wa Mob de Itai no ni, Nazeka Heroine no Renai Taishou ni Natte Iru. - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

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Mmmmph. Yeah! That’s the good stuff! Shoot it right into my veins! All the adorbs! Also: the accidental rizz whilst critiquing her Line profile pic? Peak. Gonna have to get REAL close to check where she touched up her thighs in the edit >.>

Kinda sad that this is the kinda story that traditionally would end in a harem situation, cos I’m not sure this kind of cuteness would survive that kind of dynamic :/
 
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Mmmmph. Yeah! That’s the good stuff! Shoot it right into my veins! All the adorbs! Also: the accidental rizz whilst critiquing her Line profile pic? Peak. Gonna have to get REAL close to check where she touched up her thighs in the edit >.>

Kinda sad that this is the kinda story that traditionally would end in a harem situation, cos I’m not sure this kind of cuteness would survive that kind of dynamic :/
As I've said multiple times, this isn't a harem series. There's a web novel if you don't believe me.
 
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It's not harem. It's never been promoted as harem and there's no harem tag. Please stop saying it's harem.
It depends on your definition of it. I went with the one used on Novel Updates:

"A series involving one male character and multiple female characters (usually attracted to the mc)"

Even if the mc is a girl, the point is the same considering it's yuri.
The game is a harem dating sim where the mc has multiple heroines interested in him and now all of them turned their attention to the novel's mc. That's why I considered it a harem.
You can argue that the mc does not reciprocate their interest and that she might end with just one girl, but that's not part of the definition, at least not the one I used.
It's fine if you see it differently, these definitions are just there to help people figure out what's in the novel. They are not so strict anyway.
 
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It depends on your definition of it. I went with the one used on Novel Updates:

"A series involving one male character and multiple female characters (usually attracted to the mc)"

Even if the mc is a girl, the point is the same considering it's yuri.
The game is a harem dating sim where the mc has multiple heroines interested in him and now all of them turned their attention to the novel's mc. That's why I considered it a harem.
You can argue that the mc does not reciprocate their interest and that she might end with just one girl, but that's not part of the definition, at least not the one I used.
It's fine if you see it differently, these definitions are just there to help people figure out what's in the novel. They are not so strict anyway.
So instead of actually reading the novel, you used a synopsis to make your decision? A harem requires interest from both parties, not just multiple girls liking one person who doesn't care about them at all. What the fuck kinda definition is that for a harem? The entire story is focused on her relationship with one person.
 
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So instead of actually reading the novel, you used a synopsis to make your decision? A harem requires interest from both parties, not just multiple girls liking one person who doesn't care about them at all. What the fuck kinda definition is that for a harem? The entire story is focused on her relationship with one person.
What are you talking about? Calm down xD
What I quoted is not from the synopsis, it's from here (click on the arrows beside the word "harem" to see it): https://www.novelupdates.com/genre/harem/

Yeah, I listened to the first 60 chapters, I definitely see it as a harem. Several works with similar plots are considered harems and not always the mc reciprocates every girl.
It's more about the feeling of getting attentions from multiple girls and being at the center of them. which definitely happens in the novel.
But it's not like a tag compromises the novel's quality, it's just there, it's not the main point and there is nothing wrong with it.
 

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