I Made a Wish, and My Entire Harem Went Off the Rails

Laughing out loud! The imperial discipline text that specializes in treating hypocrisy is so right. I read the first six chapters in one go, and I was completely hooked by this ridiculously cool novel. It is packed with laughs and full of fun. The more I read, the more addictive it becomes! The setting is really creative, and the reverse wishing in heaven is a stroke of genius! A group of modern narcissistic girls daydream about being laid back and spoiled concubines all day long. They make wishes for beauty, pampering, and food and clothing. God accepts them all and fulfills their wishes perfectly. He then packs them up and sends them to the harem, where they are handed over to the shady male protagonist for unified discipline. This serious style of digging holes and making things work, has a direct and humorous effect. The setting of the fateful duel between the male and female protagonists is very exciting. The campus grudges in the early stage, the identity of the monarch and his ministers in the later stage, and the revenge and discipline of identity reversal are so enjoyable to watch. The male protagonist is neither romantic nor soft-hearted. He is calm and sinister and has a firm stand. He specializes in dealing with all kinds of arrogance and pretentiousness. He will be punished if he does not follow the rules, and beaten if he talks back arrogantly. He handles things neatly and neatly, and feels happy throughout the whole process. The characters of the female lead team are vivid and real. They are the arrogant school beauty and the narcissistic anchor. They are all accustomed to being sought after. They are full of dreams of getting something for nothing. After entering the palace, they encountered obstacles and were punished one after another. The fairy filters were broken layer by layer. From being arrogant and seeking death to crying and admitting their mistakes, the transformation is natural and funny, and the contrast is full. There are no protracted palace fights, no bloody sadomasochism, the whole process is relaxed and funny, and the pace of slaps and punishments is fast. There is pain when being beaten, there is sincerity in admitting mistakes, and pride is smoothed over time. Every plot closely follows the title of the book, and the content is highly consistent and does not deviate. The world view is complete and unified, the system is playful and fun, the heavenly diary is stamped with complaints, all the characters perform their duties, the laughs are not the same, and the plot can be serialized continuously. The more you read, the more you get hooked. Just wait for more time-traveling concubines to appear in the follow-up, and watch the male protagonist continue to reorganize the harem. Don't stop updating!

It's really interesting, funny and educational.