[Cultivation] [Lighthearted] [No System] [Multiple Heroines]
The Heavenly Dao is merciless. Once every ten thousand years, it sets a tribulation to slaughter peerless geniuses.
The more brilliant and dazzling the immortal maidens, the sooner they die.
Until they meet Su Yuan, an utterly ordinary corpse collector.
He carries a tribulation worm within him and uses his body as a cauldron, shouldering the fatal calamities meant for the immortal maidens.
Many laugh at his meager cultivation and say he won’t live long. They don’t know that every time he is “half-dead,” he is forcibly devouring the essence of the Heavenly Dao.
“They protect me, and I keep them alive. Once I’ve digested these death tribulations, it’ll be time for the heavens to take a new name!”
The male protagonist starts off as a loser, cheating and hooking up with the female lead. Later, the male protagonist forced the second female lead. When the first female protagonist found out, she angrily complained that the male protagonist was the male version of Liu Ruyan, and then left the male protagonist and married a rich, handsome man who was gentle, considerate, and capable. The male protagonist regretted pursuing his wife, only to get the sentence "Belated love is worse than grass." . . . Okay, actually this is a male harem story. Although the writing is no good, you can read it when you are short of books [Chigua]
I believe that the author will write better and better, and I wish the author a happy new year.
It's quite enjoyable to watch, not too toxic, it's a fun story about a harem with multiple female protagonists, it's relatively relaxed and a bit counter-conventional, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot.
It feels really good, and the emotional scenes are also very delicate. Come on, author.
It's already pretty good. It would be even better if we optimize the male protagonist's language.
Give me some encouragement, the writing is pretty good.
The book is good, but it was a bit rushed.