Make Heroine ga Oosugiru!
Too Many Losing Heroines!

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An interesting read, enjoyed it very much. Though the romance is slow it's still very entertaining.

The Idea of making a harem out of losing heroine is certainly very interesting, because some of the heroines still like the other boy they lose with and my boy Nukumizu is just collecting them up.




[Light Spoilers!!]

Nukumizu, as far as I read this which is V6, there are still no signs on a possible lover interest for him, though is probably gonna be Yanami XD, hope the author doesn't go with this cliché ending, but it's not like ... I hate her part of me still wants her to win but Shikiya-senpai, which is literally Nukumizu's type might have a chance.

Also Anime adaption coming soon so I'm looking forward to it. This one is currently one my favorite LN and I definitely recommend it!

Honestly, this is probably one of the easiest and most comfortable to read LNs I’ve encountered in a long time. One where you can easily go and read one volume in a single sitting (given you can endure an MC that’s not in the center of everything).
For once not a story that needs to rely on foreshadowing, over dramatization and an MC with a hero complex drawing women to him just because he has the ability to breath, nor overly abuses typical anime-culture clichés.
But be aware, our MC hardly fills the classic role of a “main character”. Here he is far more the reader’s point ... of view. He doesn’t meddle in the other characters’ affairs, and mostly just observes how their stories unfold while at best being there to give a shoulder to cry on when the "losing heroines" unavoidably "lose". But just by doing that, he also starts growing as a person, develops relationships (though not necessarily in a romantic way), and ever so slowly realizes how much more enjoyable partaking is over only observing.
The story is therein carried by the characters and their interactions with each other. They feel real enough, with merits and demerits, yet still being entertaining enough to deliver good comedy elements. At the same time character growth might appear slow in the beginning, but they still undeniably grow along their experiences (not like oh so many other stories, where a haircut and a pair of contacts turn you from weeb to chad within a day).
I would recommend this story to anyone that’s here to read a casual and entertaining slice of life.
If you are here seeking action, drama, your usual harem wish-fulfillment MC, and shallow personality less FMCs who are only supposed to love the MC and nobody else, please don’t waste your time here and look somewhere else.

Overall, an interesting read with good characters and comedy elements.

It's been a long time since I last read a (harem) Rom-Com that didn't completely forget the comedy part of its genre and actually made you laugh at times.
Characters are interesting and rich in personality, while not feeling artificial or overly forced in action or behavior.

If I had to name a "weakness", it's the MMC and his more supportive/observative role. If you'd like to see the MMC experiencing his own Rom-Com, you'll likely feel let down here. At least as of volume 3. While he surely will experience his own proper romance at some point along ... the line, I doubt it will be anytime soon.