The Greatest Scholar of All Time

For some reason, the protagonists in books on Qidian.com are all goofy and self-indulgent these days. Many books with good themes are turned off by the frivolous and arrogant protagonists.

It's a bit of a disservice to your scholarly name... Is this what intellectuals are like? Their minds are filled with nothing but women?

To be honest, after Chu Yiren appeared, I basically skipped through the chapters, reading several chapters at a time. It's not that the female lead was fixated on Wang Nan, but the later plot became increasingly uncomfortable. The protagonist is obsessed with making money, women, and navigating the social and political arena.

The protagonist possesses unparalleled abilities, needless to say. Beyond his professional skills, the writing reveals excellent emotional intelligence and a certain level of logical reasoning. Mentally, he doesn't immediately adopt the typical successful persona; while his ambitions and desires gradually expand, he retains a youthful spirit and masculine nature, also showing signs of…

Okay, very good. I think about this every time I wake up in the middle of the night. If I could study even harder, things might be better. I'd rather go slower than not write well.

This protagonist is so slick; he's the kind of character you can understand but don't like.

Why did he start acting more and more like a scumbag later on?

It's not that a harem is impossible, but the relationships need to be handled well. He's keeping one secret from another, a complete scumbag. If he starts a harem, how does he plan to end it? He's also portrayed Su Yingying quite well; if he doesn't add her to the harem, how does he plan to end it? (So all that writing was for nothing? All that character development was for nothing?

Having finished this book, honestly, if the author maintains this level of quality, it's bound to become a hit. The writing style and thoughts clearly demonstrate the author's skill and maturity. However, I still have a few suggestions. First, while the female protagonist is very memorable, and the other women each have their own distinct characteristics, the harem should be kept to a minimum.

Good subject matter, but unfortunately it was written by an author who wanted to write about a young imperial uncle.