[Multiple Heroines] [Light Business Elements] [Nuanced Romance]
After his girlfriend abruptly dumped him, Qi Xiao was unexpectedly kissed by a beautiful corpse in a coffin.
He thought that was shocking enough, but what he never expected was that one woman after another would disrupt his stagnant life: a graceful and elegant Dowager Empress, a cool and aloof princess from the previous dynasty, a mature and captivating imperial consort, and a gentle girl next door…
From then on, Qi Xiao’s fate changed beyond recognition.
In the business world, he dominated the competition and made a fortune.
In his personal life, he was surrounded by beautiful women and never lacked companionship.
Just as life was getting better and better, his scheming ex-girlfriend wanted to get back together?
The dashing Qi Xiao waved her away.
“Sorry, I never go back to an ex. Young lady, please show some self-respect.”
It's good to watch. There's no bad points that I can't accept. It's just the part where the male protagonist curses people that I personally felt was a bit stupid. The rest is fine. More and more updates. Don't stop updating. The subject matter is good. It's good and I love watching it. What are these meaningless conflicts? Once or twice is enough, okay? Can I only write this? Don't you want to push the main plot at all? Isn't this a dual plot of ancient times and modern times? There has been no ancient plot since the steamed buns were shipped, and then there are only a bunch of repeated conflicts in the modern plot. The homogenization is too serious. I keep writing this kind of thing, and I do nothing, so I am picked on every day.
King Huai's wife and children are a trap, let's see how to fill them later
Love watching, more to come
This Lily is not the heroine, right? If she is, then being slapped on the butt by a stranger is a real big deal. It would be weird if she didn't rush into the street.
The subject matter is good, but after a hundred chapters there is still no main line, and it doesn't match the introduction.
The setting is quite good, but the author is too fond of water. It seems that he has added a lot of settings for comics or animation, and it is not like a normal novel.
Very well written, good luck to the author
It's okay, but there's a bit of a problem with the distribution of the number of ancient and modern plots. There are too many modern ones.
Yes, I would like to see more