I Installed a Dating App and Girls from Another World Became Obsessed with Me

My Thoughts on I Installed a Dating App and Girls from Another World Became Obsessed with Me

Okay, so I dove into "I Installed a Dating App and Girls from Another World Became Obsessed with Me" with a healthy dose of curiosity and, admittedly, a little trepidation given the title. It’s a wild ride, to say the least, blending fantasy, sci-fi, and a whole lot of romance (of the ahem mature variety). Here’s what I took away from it.

First Impressions

The premise is undeniably attention-grabbing. Our protagonist, thrust into a world of interdimensional gates and powered by a dating app system, is an interesting starting point. The initial setup of the world and the introduction of the first heroine felt promising. I was definitely intrigued to see where the story would go.

What Works Well

What I genuinely appreciated was the world-hopping aspect. The story isn't confined to a single setting. The protagonist jumps between diverse worlds, from classic high fantasy to cultivation realms, which keeps things fresh and allows for some decent world-building. I also found the protagonist's proactive approach to romance refreshing. He actively pursues relationships and seems to be conscious of the harem dynamic, attempting to balance it instead of blindly adding to it. This adds a layer of depth to the character that I found appealing.

Areas of Concern

However, the rapid progression of the romantic relationships felt a bit rushed. Some of the scenarios felt contrived, leading to situations that strained my suspension of disbelief. The focus on immediate intimacy, while expected given the tags, sometimes overshadowed the potential for deeper character development and plot progression.

Final Verdict

"I Installed a Dating App and Girls from Another World Became Obsessed with Me" is a web novel that knows what it is and caters to a specific audience. If you're looking for a story with a proactive protagonist, diverse world-hopping adventures, and a strong emphasis on romance, this might be right up your alley. However, if you prefer a slower burn with more emphasis on plot and character development over immediate intimacy, you might find yourself wanting more. Overall, I'd say it's a mixed bag, but with enough intriguing elements to keep me reading for now.