Why Is My Harem Like This?

It's very special, it's from the male protagonist's perspective, but it has a raw feel without the "perfect man in a woman's eyes" filter. It's rare for a female author to write from a male perspective. The key is that while the men are very original, the female characters are also very lively.

The writing is really good, and the characters are very vivid. I laughed when Rouze and Emperor Gangzheng complained about each other. I like this sense of living beings. The sense of living beings under the feudal system is controlled just right. One point more is too offensive and one point is too false. Now it is perfect. Whose leather case is it? Young lady Looks like Ruyi

I finally understand why the rating for the movie is still low. The writing is very detailed and good, and the protagonist is also a bitch who is quite funny. The female characters are very three-dimensional. But there is no way that as a woman, she naturally has her own position, and she instinctively hates the actions of the feudal emperor.

The writing is very good. The male protagonist likes the Gan family. Although he is a little unhappy at first, the character of the male protagonist is full. No matter how Machiavellian, a man may be attracted to women who accompany him day and night and have similar interests. The male protagonist is soft-hearted towards the Qian family. This is not a poison, but the finishing touch.

Concubine De is well portrayed, no longer a cookie-cutter character. Her love and hate for her eldest son are combined in such a way that it is unforgettable and heartbreaking. You may forget others, but you cannot forget Concubine De here.

The writing is very good and worth a read. I came here for the characters in the deep palace drama. The writing is very consistent with the setting. The protagonist is not strictly a good person, he can even be considered a bad person. He is extremely self-centered. So far, it is still very interesting~ PS: I don't know what ending the author will give to Emperor Gangzheng and Xiao Gan. I want to see both endings. Can QvQ make a side story for Xiao Gan? I like her.

It is really well written. The feudal flavor is very realistic and makes people feel very depressing. Everyone has their own character image and is not just a symbol. I think it would be better if the author published a separate book instead of a fanfic, but fandom is still limited.

Very good-looking, very different fourth child (because he is not) This is the first time I have seen a prince from the feudal dynasty who loves children so much. Every scene where he gets along with his children can be seen as showing genuine love. The interactions with the women in the backyard really make me think the same thing sometimes. Is it true that I was not busy enough every day in the past? Is it true that there are so many movies/dramas that spend so much time in the backyard and settle lawsuits? If it were me, I would be extremely bored. The relationship with Mr. Gan is also well written, with the emotions of a little fall and struggle. It was really easy to cry where Mrs. Gan died. She started crying when she got smallpox in Xiaoliu Shu, and her eyes were swollen after crying for two chapters.

It looks good, I love it, and it smells good. Emperor Gangzheng is really a qualified emperor. He has feelings for women but not much. Children are more important than women. Even if the halo of the heroine comes, it is not enough. Playing with the women in the harem is like playing. God is the boss and I am the second child. The rest are left to me. This is imperial power, the supreme imperial power. Everyone has a better, equal and comfortable ending. The harem is about cannibalism, and the imperial power is about oppression. I will secretly feel sorry for the deaths of those women in the backyard, but those endings are much more worthy than the fate of the supporting characters in the original plot of The Legend of Zhen Huan. Anyway, I can't stand the hidden version of a son-in-law like Big Fat Orange. Fengliu Emperor, Xiangxiang, I really like his energy. As long as it is not the son-in-law of the Qing Dynasty who really feels charming, I will immediately understand the charm of a mature woman. When I saw him poisoning the bracelet, I almost thought that the big Pipa spirit was about to go offline. I really felt that he was a little less human, but... If the big Pipa spirit found out, it would be fine. It is lively, good-looking, and I like to watch. Come more. I originally thought he was too much, but he didn't just bully the women in the backyard. After I found out that he bullied everyone, it would be okay. All living beings are equal, rotten people, go crazy, crazy people are good, Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace is worth it.

Very good. The protagonist has character flaws, but he is well portrayed and viewed from his perspective. It's very novel and the plot is pretty good, but it's a bit slow. Also, I see some people complaining about Gan, but I don't understand. On the contrary, I think the protagonist's preference for Gan is also very attractive to me. The protagonist is a human being, and being a human being has preferences. And Gan is such a person who just happens to be on the leading role. And I don't really like watching all-Machiavellian or all-romance movies, so the ratio is just right.