Xuanhuan: I Force the Saintess to Marry Me and Build an Immortal Clan

Forcing a woman to have sex against her will—isn't that rape? This guy can be the protagonist, and you're the villain? Fine, your mother is a positive figure, and this rapist is the positive figure? Is this how you guide public opinion?

Why don't authors who write stories about having many children and grandchildren make the protagonist an emperor? Is there any special meaning behind writing them as the head of a family?

The tribesmen were beaten and abused, and he didn't lift a finger; his wife was abused, and he didn't lift a finger either. He only intervened to stop the show of bravado when his wife was in mortal danger. There should be a limit to this. It's outrageous that people still write like this. Writing like this used to be met with condemnation.

The True Martial Emperor couldn't defeat the number one person below the Eighteen Arhats. Author, your writing is truly amazing.

They actually dared to write a plot where the female lead is seriously injured, runs away, and almost dies. They must be worried about not having enough subscribers already!

The concubine in this novel is merely a tool for bearing children; she's completely devoid of any emotional description, utterly devoid of any temper, making the reader feel as if they've married a puppet. The writing style is also stiff.

Every time the enemy attacks, it's the elders below who get killed or wounded first, and then the protagonist appears. Where were they before? Is it just a deliberate last-minute show-off? I've read so many books with this same formula. They can't stand it unless their own people suffer some losses, right? How old are you authors? Do you think this is a wish-fulfillment story?

Why is your main character always so enraged and furious? Can't you give the heroines a few special moves to defend themselves? Why do you only show them when they're already on the verge of collapse?

He's planning to refuse a woman without even seeing her face? How can someone with such a cautious and unambitious mindset possibly leverage the advantages of the family system with wives and concubines? He'll probably miss out on many excellent young women, right? Besides, even without seeing her, the worst-case scenario is less feedback, not zero. Is the protagonist underestimating the world and becoming arrogant and conceited?

This is so fake. It's like when you're playing against a high-ranking player, you can tell at a glance that the opponent is low-star. You should at least fight for a while before you start to doubt them. I don't understand how they can tell the difference.