My Wife Is a Grand Lord

I haven't read the book yet, but I'll check the comments first. I've noticed quite a few people asking if it's a harem; if it is, I won't read it. Female readers are fine, that's normal. But many male readers seem to really prefer single-female lead or even no female lead at all—do they feel more immersed that way? I bet they'll all abandon the story.

I had some questions when I got to Chapter Six, so please don't criticize if you disagree. The male protagonist was kicked out and not allowed to stay overnight. The female lead's status is undeniable; she's a genius girl returning to inherit the title, and every word and action is scrutinized.

The protagonist didn't even get to first base in 748 chapters, and then in the final chapter 749, it just ended with a simple sentence: "They're all pregnant." It was that simple.

Honestly, it's not badly written. Too many modern weapons like muskets and grenades make it lose its appeal. Knight-based novels are meant to be like Mount & Blade; you might as well just give them a bunch of machine guns and mow them all down. And those pirates are just 900-odd pigs; even if you had over 100 people, you wouldn't only lose three or four! Are Silver Knights all trash?

Let me clarify, I'm not a troll. I'm just a reader who's only read four chapters, so I'll only discuss the earlier parts of the plot. I'm a bit confused about the earlier parts. First, the protagonist is a transmigrator. He knows that the countess's sudden choice of a husband is obviously meant to make someone a target.

The protagonist is born with parents who die first. His talent shakes the ages; he's skilled in everything. He has a fiancée who comes to break off the engagement. The protagonist, unconvinced, refuses to be underestimated. He sets out to learn a skill, and an opportunity is sure to come. He becomes an apprentice to a certain master, and a story unfolds.

There's too much filler in the plot, the main storyline is unclear, and the sprite insects have a very low presence. Summary: Boring

Why bother with guns in a magical world? If the protagonist were a master in this field, that would be one thing. If he could conjure pistols with his bare hands in his past life, that would be another. But someone who knows nothing about magic is trying to make guns. How powerful could they be? Could they be as strong as a knight's archery? Faster?

The protagonist's bodyguards are equipped with muskets—are they trying to kill themselves already? Now that there are automatic weapons, even powerful figures need melee fighters, mostly using pistols. Imagine you're in a world with supernatural powers, carrying a musket squad that takes forever to reload and is affected by weather.

By chapter five, I couldn't stand it anymore. What a despicable male lead! This kind of trash deserves to die.