※: This book is so toxic that the comments section is full of abuse. The author, determined to scam as many readers as possible, keeps updating while throwing up blood. Come on, let's hurt each other!
Here's the synopsis:
PS: These days, brainless wish-fulfillment novels are everywhere, and familiar plot tropes have readers reacting on autopilot, right? As readers mature and all kinds of rules become more stringent, authors naturally have to impose restrictions to keep protagonists from going too far... They say the first person to eat a crab is brave, but transmigration stories are getting harder and harder to pull off, too. Is that progress or regression? Readers drop a book as soon as even the tiniest thing displeases them. Who dares write a dragon-rider plot? Who dares have Bi Yao take a sword for someone?? So...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Go ahead, I'm waiting to see how my son takes over the protagonist's harem.