The God Realm's Red Packet Group

These days, novels either start with the protagonist being cheated on or dumped by a manipulative girlfriend. These tropes are overused. And that's fine, you could just skip it, right? But then the protagonist turns out to be a jerk himself, and it's all presented as some kind of altruistic act.

Having read over a hundred chapters, the protagonist has a harem of three thousand beauties—lolis, young women, mature women… Author, are you a demon?

It looked good at the beginning, but later on... Well...

I watched this when I was in elementary school, and I'm revisiting it today. 😰

It's just mindless fun, and the early parts had some merit, which made it quite enjoyable. But later on, the protagonist starts committing massacres, mindlessly acquiring women, adopting a typical overpowered protagonist style where those who obey him prosper and those who defy him perish. He kills anyone he doesn't like and forcibly takes women in regardless of their willingness. It disgusted me.

Seeing the synopsis—the protagonist's name is Lu Yifan—reminds me of a certain celebrity—I promptly left.

Six years have passed, and this book has been my mentor. It was my lifelong love back then. I read many novels of similar themes, but none were as perfect as this one. Although the ending wasn't great, the feeling it gave me was simply divine. The descriptions of the passionate scenes were especially exquisite. Looking back now, I want to express my gratitude to the author for adding such a vibrant touch to my youth.

So toxic! Whenever they encounter a big boss and need backup, the Ghost King is the number one school beauty, the God of Punishment, yet they lack real power and still try to act all high and mighty. And the worst part is that in public, they're either touching their own woman, breastfeeding her, or engaging in sexual activity—it's just unbelievable!

This novel has a bizarre style; it can be incredibly funny when it's being silly, incredibly awesome when it's being awesome, and incredibly stupid when it's being stupid. What's remarkable is that although the villains are all incredibly stupid and there are countless female leads, and the plot is full of forced attempts to show off from ancient times, the male lead never suffers from a forced drop in intelligence, and the author doesn't include any disgusting character settings.

This book was the one that got me into online novels. Back then, as a newbie, I only read light novels, but this one really got better and better as I read on. Looking back now, it feels a bit naive, but it was quite good.