The Beautiful Girls, Once Troubled by Me, Have Now Awakened Intense Feelings for Me and Won’t Let Me Go

Minazuki Haruto has had terrible luck with women since he was young. It all started with a near-kidnapping during his kindergarten years, followed by being falsely accused by girls in elementary school, and then losing his mother in a traffic accident on the way home from an amusement park trip meant to cheer him up. Despite his grief, he continued to act for the sake of others, following the words his mother left behind. However, he was branded a hypocrite and ab*sed by the cruel woman who took him in. He continued to suffer a full house of misfortune with women, including false confessions and stalkers. Nothing went well, and he was betrayed by women day after day. This day was no different—his childhood friend, whom he was dating, told him, “I found someone else I like,” and broke up with him… —From that day forward, Haruto, realizing his mistakes, sets out to make the girls he had hurt understand! …But for some reason, the girls he thought he had made understand began to pursue him even more aggressively!?

Original Publisher

kakuyomu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Beautiful Girls, Once Troubled by Me, Have Now Awakened Intense Feelings for Me and Won’t Let Me Go This title is a mouthful, I know! "The Beautiful Girls, Once Troubled by Me, Have Now Awakened Intense Feelings for Me and Won’t Let Me Go" definitely sets some expectations. As someone who enjoys a good harem romance, I dove in with curiosity. My experience, however, was a bit of a rollercoaster. ### First Impressions Initially, I was intrigued. The premise, while familiar, has potential. A protagonist who used to cause trouble for these girls, only for them to develop feelings later? I wanted to see how that dynamic played out. I was prepared for a typical school life romance, but I was hoping for a unique twist. ### What Works Well What surprised me most was the depth some readers found in the later chapters. Apparently, the story moves beyond the surface-level harem tropes. The characters, especially the MC, are said to become more detailed, and their backstories add layers to the narrative. There's a sense that things "mesh together" in a way that feels surprisingly coherent, which is always a plus. The detailed characters and the MC's story seem to be a high point for many readers. ### Areas of Concern However, I can't ignore some of the early impressions. The "dense protagonist" trope seems to be a major sticking point for some. While a clueless MC can be funny, it appears to be overdone to the point of frustration, making the story feel more like a forced comedic attempt than a genuine romance. This could be a hurdle for readers who dislike overly oblivious characters. It seems that the initial chapters may be a bit rough, and the story may take some time to find its footing. Also, the tags are a bit concerning, abusive characters, bullying, and depictions of cruelty are all present, so be aware of that before you pick this one up. ### Final Verdict "The Beautiful Girls..." is a bit of a mixed bag. It seems to have hidden depths that emerge later in the story, with detailed characters and a surprisingly coherent plot. However, the initial chapters might be a slog for some due to the overused dense protagonist trope. If you're willing to stick with it and enjoy a harem romance with a potentially darker edge, it might be worth a try. But be prepared for a bumpy start.