
Saving the Humiliated Male Lead
拯救受辱男主角
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
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- 1d ago
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Other names
- After Saving the Humiliated Male Lead, I Joined the Chosen Ones to Turn the World Upside Down救了受辱男主后带天骄掀翻世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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I really like the plot and the main character's design. Let's start with the character design: The protagonist's character isn't a fixed persona. It feels strange, both ruthless and rational, yet also slightly humorous and ordinary; simply put, he's an ordinary person, yet unlike an ordinary person. He shines, but it's not just him shining; many people are shining.
Hahaha, this is so funny! The plot isn't just about redemption; it's so satisfying when Lu Wensheng punishes the bad guys! And then another character transmigrates in and collaborates with Lu Wensheng, refining elixirs and writing a story about a domineering sect leader falling in love with me. Hahahaha, so hilarious! 😆😆😆
I really liked it! The protagonist's focus on cultivating immortality and completing his missions was incredibly charismatic. However, Liu's description was a bit too brief, making her presence weak. I hope the author doesn't overshadow Xiao Lu's character later on! If Xiao Lu is portrayed as feminine because of a romance, I'll die!!! 🥺
Wow, this is amazing! The characters are all very well-developed, and their interactions are hilarious. The main character has great morals and a sharp tongue—he's practically my go-to sparring partner! I especially love watching LuLu's decisive and efficient enforcement of the rules as the head of the Discipline Hall—it's so satisfying! Plus, LuLu is a bit stubborn and has the ambition to become a strong person! Keep it up, author!!! 😘😘😘😘 💕💕💕😳😳
Lu Wensheng is the sun, generously sharing his warmth, yet his intense heat obliterates all filth. While others bow and kneel in worship, he stands high, calling upon you to raise your head, "Come, stand up, follow me." He won't grovel or become a sycophant because of a mission of redemption, unlike other writers.
The author writes so well! In other novels of this type I've read before, the love between the male lead and the female lead felt so strange. They'd suddenly find the female lead beautiful and unique and start liking her out of nowhere. And the romance would progress so quickly, the plots all felt so formulaic, and the character designs were the same. But in this novel, the romance is so delicate.
This book really gave me a great feeling! In this dual-male protagonist story, the transmigrator doesn't just inherit the original owner's cultivation through a system. He progresses step by step, his strength is evident. He doesn't give off a weak or unstable vibe. The plot no longer revolves solely around romance; it incorporates a lot of national sentiment, friendship, and family affection.
I like that it breaks away from most of the clichéd plots; the main character is well-developed and very decisive, and the storyline is also novel. 💕
It's a great read with some really funny parts. The main character is so dedicated and never forgets his mission. And seeing all those weird and wonderful pills that Sister Yan sells in chapter 37 was absolutely hilarious!
I highly recommend this book. The writing is a bit rough in the first dozen or so chapters, but it gets much better later on. The author's writing is excellent, and I learned a lot about culture while reading it, unlike other books that use awkward language to express emotions.