Love Comes After Simulation

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【Love Simulator, at your service】

【The simulated content will be presented in the form of text and memory scenes】

【The simulation process is divided into three stages: pursuit stage, romance stage, and twist/heartwarming stage】

【After the simulation ends, a score and commentary will be generated to help you evaluate this relationship】

【Click to continue】

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In Japan, Minami Yuuki received a love simulator.

What’s the point of a fake simulation?

He used to disdain it.

Until he discovered that he could acquire skills honed in simulated life and even gain future information through simulation.

Simulated romance is really fascinating!

Associated Names
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恋爱要在模拟后
Related Series
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Recommendation Lists
  1. THE BEST OF THE BEST (Romance/Harem/System/Action)
  2. Simulated Worlds/Altered Pasts
  3. Something good, probably
  4. To Be Read [pt. 1]
  5. Oppressive, Possesive, Obsessive

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04/05/25 Hiraeth Translations c170
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02/19/25 Hiraeth Translations c161
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Chaosrune
Chaosrune rated it
June 26, 2024
Status: c53
A freaking masterpiece so far, the romance simulations have been like concentrated romance novels, all the important parts without any of the filler, they made me feel more invested than whole novels with hundreds of chapters.

The characters are just great, the MC is an adorable s*umbag, it's the only way I can describe him, and while the first FMC didn't click with me at first, all I want now is to hug her and pat her in the head.

Easily in my top 3 novels so far, and an easy recommend... more>> for anyone to read <<less
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BlueBlade906
BlueBlade906 rated it
June 22, 2024
Status: c220
This is a great novel.

The introduction is simplistic and gives you an idea about our main character alongside his system and gets right into the meat of things. From then on, it becomes a story about every kind of 'love' and everything that comes with it. Every character has a chance to shine in their own way and the author makes use of every character from the start.

This isn't just your typical harem story anymore, where feelings are quickly dismissed and are only shallow at best. This story really makes... more>> you care for them just as much as the our main character does.

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Alright, now I know some people hate systems but it's a very unique one compared to other simulator systems in this site as it gives a more thorough explanation of the events taken place. This includes visions into the characters lives in those simulations. I even think that we spend more of our time in those visions than in the 'present'. I absolutely love the reward that comes after it.

Now, this spoiler text is more on your concerns going forward as you might not really get why 'she' is there.

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'She' (for the sake of you who accidentally pressed this spoiler) isn't a love interest, so don't fret and continue ths story from that point on. If I were to call her something, well... She is essentially the 'solution' to his 'problem'. More or less, she will act as the person who will become a sort of mediator between the three of them and our main character.

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TL:DR; A harem story that feels fulfilling and not shallow like the others. This, alongside a cast of characters that are unique and gives color to the world, makes for a simply great story that makes you feel every emotion the author throws at you. <<less
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Lolidkwhy
Lolidkwhy rated it
September 1, 2024
Status: c371
96/100

Honestly, I didn't expect much coming it, but OH BOY, it sure was a rollercoaster of emotions going through this. All I have to say is it echoes in your heart with some of the most realistic reaction and character building, in both the MC and the girls. Everyone feel so... alive, so relatable that you unconsciously wish them happiness from the bottom of your heart. The whole thing radiates sweetness mixed with a small amount of bitterness that keep you reading on.

Also, the author doesn't ONLY write about female... more>> characters as love interest, there are also female friends, acquaintances, cousins, grandparents. Self-insert is zero. Nationalism is zero. Cultivation is zero. It's completely different from the Chinese slop you would expect.

EDIT: For the last 60-80 chapters, the story does somewhat veer into supernatural stuff to try and explain the reincarnation tag. I don't really like it, but it's okay enough to make me stay for the ending. Other will prob like it more. <<less
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Deculayn
Deculayn rated it
July 29, 2024
Status: c280
Thanks to GPT (MTL Webnovels), I was able to read the book until chapter 280. I've decided to stop reading it. I started getting very bored around the 200s, but since there are 376 chapters, I thought I could hang on until the end.

Unfortunately, the book started getting too ridiculous for me to continue. I don't even care about the ending anymore. Given its repetitive nature, it's pretty easy to predict how things will progress. Basically, whoever the main character simulates a romance with always falls in love with... more>> him. Failure is never an option.

Everyone around the main character is a girl.
Spoiler

Even the children born are all girls. He even runs a love simulator with an unborn girl and then adopts her as his daughter.

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At the end of each girl simulation, they see that life as a dream and, accepting the other girls, suggest creating a large harem for the main character. Even more absurdly, the main character only spends time with girls; even at 50 years old, he is with one of them every day. This makes things even more boring as the story revolves solely around his relationships with these girls.

In reality, there is little progress, and the book is obsessively focused on the main character's relationships with the girls in the simulation. Honestly, with a system that can simulate life and the future, there are so many interesting possibilities. These kinds of simulation stories have endless potential. The main character could use the knowledge gained in simulations to bring about technological advancements, explore space, or interact with extraterrestrial races.

Of course, I didn't expect all that from this book, but I hoped for at least some interesting action or mystery. Unfortunately, the book remains monotonous and contains nothing beyond the relationships with the girls. <<less
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RandomNovelEnthusiast
RandomNovelEnthusiast rated it
July 28, 2024
Status: c102
This is an underrated novel, a hidden gem if you will. I'm surprised to see this novel with so little reviews and ratings, but with how good this story is I'm sure it will get the popularity it deserves in due time. The story is so addicting that I had to drop everything I was doing to use google translate to read more chapters. I'm completely hooked.

The concept behind this system is quite strange. If you have ever played BitLife, the system plays out simulations very similar to it. You... more>> get snippets of scenes now and then, but for the most part the simulation plays out like a bunch of key events and the protagonist is presented choices to respond to them. He is allowed to replay simulations and start from different key events as he pleases, but he only has a limited amount of simulations available that he has to replenish through other means. The simulations play out like their own mini storylines with each character, but his actions outside of the simulation can also influence his starting point and how his simulations unfold. Think of this novel as a collection of mini stories with an overarching main story outside of it. The simulations affect his decisions and actions in reality and vice versa.

As ChaosRune wrote in an earlier review, this unique storytelling allows for hyper concentrated scenes of romance, drama, and wholesome moments that hit straight in the heart. No filler, solid continuous progression, and even repetitions of simulations with the same love interest involved unfold completely different events each time. Some chapters are so in depth that it feels like you just experienced entirely different romance stories within this one novel. Just one more chapter before bed.... will lead to tens being read as a single chapter could sometimes be a quarter of a storyline. AND I CAN'T END ON A CLIFFHANGER.

Anyways give this novel a chance and you surely won't regret it. <<less
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BRUH8888
BRUH8888
January 14, 2025
Status: c100
This is a very sweet love story with FMc's having actual personalities and problems and the MC helping them solve it in a realistic way not with movie magic. This story is so heartwarming and his interaction with each heroines and his future daughters is soo fun to read in every simulation. But it sometimes get really weird like:

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He always has a daughter or two with the heroines in the simulation and every one of them are lesbians like com on like some are fine but you are clearly gate-keeping his daughters from having male partners like a stiff father worried that she will be stolen by some undeserving thug. In one of those simulations his daughter literally marries his (mc's) high-school friend (girl obviously) who had feeling's for him. There are also some minor things like his another daughter in earlier simulations making a music band only consisting of girls. Like bruh author we not that blind if you don't want your fictional daughters to marry or interact with a guy, just don't mention it in the simulations no need to beat around the bush.

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STarchibaldIII
STarchibaldIII rated it
April 20, 2025
Status: c376
Loved it.

The journey as a whole was great, but the last 100 chapters just sort of fell flat. Felt like the author really struggled to stick the landing and just went, "Screw it, we ball."

But honestly, the drama, romance, and everything—especially for the first three heroines and parts of the later arcs—were solid. It just... slipped. Not a steep drop, more like a gradual fade.
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Sirusblue
Sirusblue rated it
November 11, 2024
Status: c292
This is a great fantasy, romance, and drama story in Simulation system genre but damn, I also couldn't handle the last stretch. At first, I thought I was prepared for what kind of bullsh*t author would pull for the last part because I read the review below about the supernatural tag and reincarnation, however, I was wrong about how bad it was. I can't reach the ending, I had to stop. I might exaggerated it a bit too much but for now, I had to stop and will continue it... more>> later. The amount of sudden and abrupt elements introduced in the last stretch make me couldn't hold my disbelief. I was really questioning the necessity of writing that part as it was already a good place to end the story. Don't take this as discouragement though as the part before was really great and some of you might even like the last part.

Anything before it is great though, the author played the drama really well and the part with the MC's adopted daughter has the best emotional rollercoaster. It was confusing at first but the aftertaste was, muah, delicious. Each character is described, executed, and treated really well with unique personality, depth, and life. The MC is consistent and has personality. The romance is sometime sweet especially after the bitter struggle to reach the good ending of each girls in the simulation.

The part outside simulation is short though as the author relied too much in the simulated content to drive the plot. Everything is already peachy in the real world without much happening. I was wishing for more plot for the real world but unfortunately was disappointed. It doesn't take away much of the characters though, they are still great. <<less
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