Eternal Across the Ten Thousand Worlds, Starting by Winning Over Xiaolongnü

While the writing style isn't top-notch, the protagonist is undeniably shameless. His personality is somewhat chaotic and neutral; he's adept at orchestrating genocide, but he still retains a sliver of moral compass. Actually, the idea of ​​clones isn't as unacceptable as it seems. There are many advantages to cloning.

It's alright, I can understand it, as long as it doesn't overly interfere with the original. The clone is clean and wholeheartedly yours. The author could have added more screen time to the clones; that would have been better. Replying to other comments, this doesn't count as giving away a girl, since they didn't have a good relationship with the protagonist, so it doesn't. It depends on each person's interpretation of whether it counts as giving away a girl.

I've read a few chapters and I think it's pretty good. As for the comments about giving away girls, I don't really care. Everyone is capable of betrayal. But a clone won't! Anyone with a basic understanding of human nature knows that. A clone is truly beneficial! As long as the goal is achieved, the process doesn't matter. I really like this aspect of the protagonist's character.

The author writes well (≧∇≦*)

I like this collector's style. I only have one request: don't abandon the project.

Scam as many as you can.

It's good, but can we at least see the main character's skills? 🥺 I don't even know what abilities the main character has.

He's born with quite the air of elegance! 😏😏 I don't like being born anymore, but you write very well.

Like it? Give me more!

A very good book, at least it doesn't feel like a saint's book.