I Became a Tycoon in Another World

Seeing that the beautiful catgirl who rescued the protagonist also had three younger sisters felt a bit off, and sure enough, she was kidnapped the moment she brought the protagonist home. According to the author, the three younger sister catgirls are just as beautiful as the one who rescued the protagonist, and they are not related by blood; they were adopted. This trope is so old.

I read a bit of the beginning and thought it was alright, so I subscribed to the whole thing. Later I realized it was a harem novel... He sleeps with every woman connected to the protagonist, it's ridiculous!

The author's writing is excellent and substantial, but it feels like the author is very horny. If they can't hold it in, I suggest they call in a few prostitutes every day to avoid bottling it up. Also, could the author include more male characters? I feel like there's only one male protagonist.

The part about the royal family taking in a daughter really made me sick... Giving up so much real benefit to choose the royal side just to take in a daughter, is that something capitalists would do? I instantly lost all sense of immersion in the story. 😥😥

It's supposedly a harem novel, I need to give it a good critique 🥵

I'd already swiped it, but I heard it's a harem novel, so I guess I'll have to follow it.

I wasn't planning on reading it, but after hearing in the comments that it's a harem novel, I got interested. Here comes Shennong!

The author failed to capture the reader's enjoyment; instead of providing a clear overview of the most exciting and climactic moments, the author left the reader feeling uncomfortable throughout the book.

This novel is a failure; it started strong but declined rapidly, becoming more and more like a philanthropist's tale. The premise was quite good, and it was very engaging at the beginning, but it fell apart in the middle and later stages.

Author, you didn't put much effort into the first paragraph of this first chapter. "Betrayal of family interests"—is this a family court? If so, what's with the "endangering the state" charge?