Taking Control of 749, I Subdue the Succubus School Beauty from the Start

It's chapter 102 now, and so far, I quite like it. There are multiple female leads, but it's not mindless sleeping around. He slept with the first female lead in chapter 64, and she's quite cute—a bit naive and innocent, but not truly stupid. Plus, it's an invincible protagonist story, which is how a satisfying read should be. Right now, the spiritual energy revival has just begun, and no one has made the protagonist use his full power yet.

Having read up to level 68, I'm currently giving it a five-star rating. The writing is good, the "golden finger" (advanced abilities/cheat codes) is interesting and has some jokes, avoiding the typical "pretentious face-slapping" trope. The plot unfolds quickly and feels fresh. I hope it continues to maintain this level of quality.

This is the most reasonable official response I've seen so far: use weapons when available, and seek fire support when things get tense. Absolutely right, absolutely normal. It deserves a higher score. She's only been here a few times, and she's already working as a nanny.

This is a great book whose title doesn't do it justice. I suggest changing it. I saw this book a long time ago but never clicked on it. I thought it was about using technology to fight the supernatural, but after reading it, I realized the technology was just an aid; it's actually an invincible cultivation novel, which is pretty good. 🤭 I also recommend a title: "I Just Want to Enter the Department, but the System Forces Me to Build a Harem."

A cultivation novel about spiritual energy revival and officialdom, rated 8 out of 10, comparable to Tomato's 9 or higher. The logic is basically sound, the plot is quite interesting, the protagonist is a serious person, and the writing style is humorous. It's quite entertaining to write.

If you enjoy stories featuring multiple female protagonists and a nanny, you might want to check this out.

I enjoyed watching it, and while I ate it a little late, it made sense. The only issue was that the female characters in the early episodes were a bit infatuated… but perhaps it's normal for someone to be infatuated with a powerful minister? After reading for a while, I have to complain about something: the author is a seasoned killer. Did the general use all the money he earned from writing to support the Han Dynasty?

The author's protagonist is in politics, and there's a resurgence of spiritual and supernatural energy. The system issues missions specifically targeting school beauties, and the rewards seem to be distributed in real-time. Couldn't this be reported to create more school beauties, allowing the system to send missions to different locations nationwide, with the protagonist staying behind and the system issuing them directly, creating a nationwide network of school beauties? 😏

The plot is tight and reasonable, without any mindless conflicts, and the overall logic is smooth. The characters are vividly portrayed, and their actions are consistent with their established personalities. There are no scenes where the characters "collapse" or "break down." The protagonist consistently embodies the Taoist philosophy of "going with the flow," and his intelligence remains high.

Urging for Updates When an author stops writing, it's like a general halting his battle; when a reader eagerly awaits, it's like a soldier awaiting command. For writing is like warfare, and serialization is like a siege; a single day of interruption weakens the defenses, and three days of rest shatters morale.