Senior Sister, I Don't Want to Work Hard Anymore

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After it is finished, I don't know if there will be physical books for sale. The scene is magnificent and I want to collect it. If you are supportive, please like it!

This is a novel. The single female protagonist is too annoying.

After many years, the author's "Lords of the Star Sea" is still the pinnacle of harem interstellar literature in my mind. I watched the pirated version in high school at that time, and now I want to support it by paying for the original version.

It feels like the male protagonist is just a training tool for the senior sisters 😥

I have been following this book for a long time, and it is considered the best harem novel I have read recently (who doesn't want to be treated as a treasure by a group of big sisters). I just feel that the map is almost finished. Can the author write it longer (open some unknown maps), slow down the main plot, write more interactions with the heroines, and open some small dungeons (such as going on an outing with Senior Sister Qinghuan, Senior Sister Long Yi, and traveling and playing in their own territory with the captive maids concealing their identity). It would be a pity not to have more interactions in such a good harem story😘

If you work hard, you should move more. If you don't want to work hard, you just don't want to move. Senior sister, I don't want to work hard anymore, I just don't want to move. People can only live by exercising. If you don't want to work hard, in order to survive, the senior sister can only move more.

The Lord of the Origin Star Palace and the Ten-Tailed Fox brought the protagonist back from Chaos and raised him for a period of time. Therefore, the Lord of the Origin Star Palace and the Ten-Tailed Fox should be regarded as the protagonist's adoptive mother (or mother and her best friend?). The senior sister of the Origin Star Palace is the protagonist's sworn sister (childhood sweetheart wife). Later, the master took the protagonist back and raised him as a child adopter. As the plot progressed, he married the senior sisters and established a female nun alliance. There were more and more senior sisters (wives), so the female nun alliance should be regarded as the home of the protagonist and his wives, and the male protagonist is the only husband. The question is, my wife and mother fell into the water at the same time (quarrel), who will the hero save (help)? 🥰

The relationship between the main forces and the protagonist: Origin Star Palace: The protagonist returns to the Origin Star Palace just like returning to his own home, and the palace owner is like the protagonist's biological mother Yunmeng Palace - Female Nuns Alliance: the wife's natal family, the protagonist becomes the backbone and the center of everything Shenhuang Palace: the sister's powerful bestie

It turns out that the protagonist grew up beside his master since he was a child. Why didn't the author write about the plot? I think the plot should be written in more detail, and what happens to him later should also be clearly written. Why do you just start writing it from the time he was a teenager?