They All Have Golden Fingers

So much has been written about this book, why are there so few reviews? Is there no one watching?

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After only reading a dozen chapters, I felt it was a bit toxic. I didn't want to complain about it, but after writing a million words, the author added it and said something about not having a harem and being casually close to the female partner. It was a bit overwhelming. . . The setting of the male protagonist is awesome, there is nothing wrong with it, but you are so awesome that only ten chapters later, you use illusions to control your fiancée and send him to Long Aotian's golden-fingered cousin as a harem? ! ! ! You just confused me. What kind of top-level cultivator is this? ? ? From what I said earlier, it seemed like the male protagonist could defeat the entire family if he regained his strength. But in the end, it was just a plot to break off the engagement. You played with the feelings of a junior high school girl, and you proudly said that a thirteen or fourteen-year-old girl couldn't refuse such a man! Is this male protagonist sick? I have a hundred ways to solve it but I just choose the worst one? ! The author just came back to clean up the matter, saying that "he has no plans to open a harem" and "female supporting characters will always have their own destiny". It's like balancing literature. . . The problem is that this so-called destination is your choice after all. If the marriage partner first falls in love with Long Aotian at first sight and then the protagonist adds fuel to the flames, then I have nothing to say. But no, the male protagonist used "Precise Illusion" to control it directly from the first sight. . . What the hell! What's the difference between this and being held down by the madam when she goes out to pick up guests? !

The subject matter is good, keep up the good work