Naruto, Are You All Good at Conquering Yourselves?

The male lead is a cold-on-the-outside-but-sexy-on-the-inside-hidden-slut from a gender-swapped erotic novel; it's actually quite interesting.

It's basically an abandoned book now, but it doesn't matter. The first half of this book was absolutely divine; I thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the part about conquering the Red—it was exhilarating! However, the author's latest books don't have that same feel. Maybe write something similar again? (Author: I can do anything!)

The protagonist is mentally challenged and has a double standard.

I understand, it's just the fantasy of a selfish, petty person.

Did Shennong exist? After reading a few chapters, I noticed the author intentionally portrayed one of the female leads (possibly) as someone who is greedy and ruthless. Was this deliberately designed to create low-level conflict, or is the author simply incompetent? Was it changed later?

I really don't know why a book like this can be so popular. The male protagonist is truly morally corrupt, hypocritical, and hypocritical. He has none of the charm of pure villains like Fang Yuan, Aizen, and Dio. He's a bit like Tang San and Xu Fengnian. No matter how despicable or disgusting his actions are, he can always stand on the moral high ground and let others point fingers at him. And his actions are more like Danzo's, wrapping his selfish desires in high-sounding righteousness. I don't know why a book like this can be labeled as a good book that isn't popular. I'm really curious about the comments section of this book. Doesn't anyone criticize this behavior? Every time I see this protagonist, I feel disgusted.

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