My Husband Is Far Too Bewitching

Author, let me do the math for you. If you type one word per second, that's 3600 words per hour. In a 24-hour day, if you sleep six hours, eat for an hour, have a generous hour for washing up, and another hour for brainstorming, that leaves 15 hours, which is 54,000 words. At 2000 words per chapter, that's roughly 27 chapters. But you've only updated 3 chapters. What does that mean?

Can the author write more freely? What are you afraid of if it's not popular yet? You can revise it later after it becomes popular. The focus of a harem is on having many wives, romance, and physical intimacy. Those who criticize the plot are just (gentlemen). I dare say you have several gigabytes of similar plots on your computer, but you still read them with great enthusiasm.

This book has distorted values ​​and encourages men to live off women and not work for them.

Next time, please don't be so ruthless. You don't have to take every wife you meet, or eliminate them all. People with different values ​​shouldn't work together. The world is never short of talented people; those who meet your criteria will appear frequently. Taking your time to find someone compatible and suitable is the normal approach.

I feel your values ​​are questionable. Your plot of taking in both the mother and daughter is a bit outrageous. It might have been normal ten years ago, but it's really hard to watch now.

Having read up to chapter 25, the protagonist already has two wives, but he's still a eunuch, and these two will remain so for a long time. I just want to ask which chapter and which wife he married before he started eating (the erotic scenes). If it's still unfinished now, I'm not reading it anymore.

It has the potential to become a hit; even if it doesn't become a huge hit, it'll still be a minor one. Why is the traffic on Qidian so fake? Why is nobody reading what I like?

The effects cannot be stacked. The protagonist's cheat ability is essentially 90% useless, only 10% more powerful than the highest-level cultivator. The rest are just more techniques.

This book should be renamed "The Scumbag's Struggle" or "The Adventures of a Playboy".

Reading this kind of book without using your brain is really enjoyable; once you start thinking, you can't continue. You can't read it during your "post-coital" moments, but you have to keep reading... Well, you know.