I Transmigrated Into a Book as the Male Supporting Character, and Now They Regret It

Damn it, I can't be the only one who's disgusted; everyone else has to feel disgusted with me.

Jiang Xia's personality is quite normal; after all, anyone would be thrilled to transmigrate from a loser to a rich and handsome man with a harem. I won't argue with those who say there are flaws, as the first few chapters were indeed a bit off. But overall, it's a good book. If you persevere and it gradually improves, it will become a great read. Keep it up, author!

I personally think it's good; it's a nice new book. The beginning was good, but I still can't understand it now.

I was born into a farming family. Ten days after my birth, no unusual signs appeared. I was born with the body of an ox or horse, destined for a lifespan of no more than a hundred years, unable to cultivate. In this degenerate age, I've toiled half my life, still without a Daoist companion. My family is poor; only by working from sunrise to sunset can I support my family and ensure our survival.

It's supposed to be a lighthearted read, but it's not really satisfying at all. The protagonist's mentality is a bit flawed; he's still stuck in the mindset of an ordinary person. His relationship with the female lead isn't handled very well either; it always feels like she's about to break up with him. Anyway, it's not bad. Keep up the good work, author!

This book is truly a "good book," it's exceptionally enjoyable, highly recommended!

Well written, keep it up, author! Just waiting for the protagonist to have a satisfying experience.

That was great, keep it up!

This is too much! I can't take it alone. Five-star review.

Those who gave low scores probably mean the protagonist's kidneys are too weak to build a harem, while other characters' kidneys are at least four hours old, resulting in a harmonious harem (focus on improving kidneys, building a harem, and getting a high score).