There Will Always Be Protagonists With Delusions of Starting a Harem
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Synopsis
After a near-fatal car accident, Ye Zhizhou finds himself bound to a Salvation System with a peculiar mission: prevent the formation of harems to save various worlds from destruction. To achieve this, he must preemptively intercept the achievements, allies, and romantic interests intended for the world's original protagonist. This story reads like a satirical deconstruction of the system-driven power fantasy, blending elements of a strategy game with a queer romance. It is perfectly suited for readers who enjoy Shounen ai and comedic subversions of common webnovel tropes, while those seeking a traditional, high-stakes fantasy epic should skip it. The narrative is characterized by a brisk, ironic pace, focusing on the humor derived from the protagonist accidentally becoming the center of attention while attempting to dismantle the very tropes he despises.
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Editorial Review
This title offers a refreshing subversion of the ubiquitous system-driven power fantasy. By framing the prevention of a harem as a salvation mission, the author creates a clever comedic loop where the protagonist inadvertently mimics the behaviors of the characters he is meant to thwart. The integration of Shounen ai elements provides a satisfying romantic core that elevates the story beyond a simple parody. However, with 114 chapters and an ongoing status, there is a potential risk that the repetitive nature of intercepting plot points could eventually lead to pacing stagnation. The narrative will need to evolve its central conflict to maintain long-term momentum. Overall, it is a polished, niche entry that succeeds in its specific comedic goals, though it may lack the broader appeal required for a mainstream fantasy hit.