Third Investigation Unit

Chapter 41 is a chronicle of a mentally ill male protagonist and his harem's reform efforts. Compared to the "conquering Chang'an" type of expansionist stories, this one, with its high-ranking official and powerful entourage, is quite novel. Although the protagonist is mentally ill, he doesn't lose much of his inherent charisma. As a combination of "reform" and "espionage," it's quite good.

It's very good, but with this writing style, I always feel there will be a tragic ending. The prophecy says the male protagonist will die from betrayal. And most likely, the protagonist will be betrayed by the woman he loves.

😘A truly captivating Western fantasy, though its popularity isn't quite high for some reason. The male lead and all the female leads are to my liking. I'm looking forward to Serana's development—will it be a love-hate relationship, a triumphant revenge, or a death filled with unfulfilled hatred? I hope the author keeps going, good luck! ❤️ I suddenly remembered this book. It was very well written, but unfortunately it was discontinued. I feel sorry and regretful.

It's rare to see a non-time-travel protagonist like this; the character is very distinct and interesting. It's so good! Author, please update soon!

It's really good. I haven't seen such a comfortable writing style in a long time. The pacing is just right. I recommend reading it. I don't know why the rating is so low.

It's quite novel, so why is it getting so little attention?

I love watching it; I'd call the male lead the most elegant of all.

It's pretty good; so far it seems to have elements of magic, political intrigue, and harem.

It's very novel; it feels like a rare gem among books of this genre.

Reading the latest chapter in one go was so satisfying!