Conquering the Heavens, Starting with Hong Kong Cinema

Mona, Lily, *The Thirty-Six Strategies of the Supreme Being: Stealing the Sky and Changing the Sun* Tang Xin's "The Twin Dragons" Ye Yuan, Apple's "The Casanova" An'an, Xiao Juan, "Street Hero" Serena (from *Police Story*) Ah Ling, Ah Hua, Fang Xiaoling, *Modern Prostitutes* Linda's "Dragon and Tiger Playing with Phoenix" Katie, The Bottomless Crocodile Luo Zuer, Curry and Pepper Ivy, *The Violent Love* The Princess, "The Legend of a Gambler" To be supplemented

The plot and writing style of this book are quite good, but the main character's character is a bit annoying... He wants to sleep with any woman, and he's busier than a male prostitute every day. He doesn't care whether the woman is a first-hand woman or a second-hand woman, he'll still put her in his pocket!

It's very well written, with lots of women. It's rare for a harem novel to keep me from skipping chapters, but this is one of the few. Keep up the good work, author! When reading a harem novel, you have to know when to stop. If it's a time-travel story and you're still being sentimental, it's unreadable. That's why I like the style of your book.

It's not that we're tired of Hong Kong variety shows, it's that the main characters need to stand out. Xu Sir is experienced, Zhuang Sir is pretentious, and Jie Ge is sassy. Their secret to success lies in the excellent supporting characters and villains that create a sense of immersion. So far, the protagonist of this book is far from satisfactory, and there's a lack of truly satisfying moments.

The cheat codes aren't very effective. Furthermore, the character development is poor; the ruthlessness varies greatly in level, with the one who deceives amnesiac women being the lowest level. Think about the protagonist of the previous book. In *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, he first joined the Qingcheng Sect, then absorbed all their internal energy, then joined the Huashan Sect, and then...

Seeking novel recommendations from fellow readers: Three conditions are sufficient: the protagonist is not mentally challenged, there is a harem element, and there is explicit content.

It's a bit greasy, with too much explicit content, which actually hinders the story's development. It feels like filler, with the atmosphere not being properly built before the explicit scenes, leading to viewer fatigue. Instead of just showing explicit content, it's better to read it online. Furthermore, the protagonist lacks immersion; the handsome young man gives off a carefree and indifferent vibe, making it difficult for the reader to empathize with him.

I want to see handsome guys, not innocent girls.

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Judging from the description of the protagonist in chapter 746, the author has definitely changed. Given the previous protagonist's thick skin, buying a few clothes wouldn't have been such a big deal for him.