A Not-So-Carefree Life in the Three Kingdoms

I watched for a while, and the beginning was alright, but I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw Qibao and Xiaoqi having an affair and the protagonist didn't get any punishment. That was really too cruel. Logically speaking, the protagonist should have treated Qibao well, right? But what happened? Qibao actually dared to have an affair with Xiaoqi.

7. Just a heads-up, in chapter 245, the female lead, Sun Shangxiang, finds a panda and nurses it with her own breast milk. It's outrageous!

... I specifically read chapter 46. It's not exactly a "green" story (a story about infidelity). It's just that the author doesn't know how to write. Let me reconstruct the events: The protagonist's servant is having an affair, and the protagonist, unhappy about it, confronts him. The servant accuses the servant of seducing the mistress. The protagonist didn't intend to marry the maid.

Whether the protagonist himself knew that Xiao Qi and Xiao Ba were his concubines is one thing, but the problem is that Qi Bao knew there was no mistress in the house, and that Xiao Qi and Xiao Ba were the protagonist's intended concubines, yet he still dared to have an affair.

Is the author a fan of NTR (Netorare, a derogatory term for sexually transmitted crimes)? This disgusts me! This servant of yours bluntly stated that he sees Xiao Qi as his future mistress or has slept with her, and you haven't even given her any punishment. It's utterly repulsive.

I found a book online and was about to read it when, out of nowhere, I clicked into the comments section. I saw a story about a servant having an affair with his future mistress, and the master forgiving him. Suddenly, I felt incredibly grateful to have a master like Shennong (a legendary figure known for his cunning and shrewishness).

The most toxic thing is that the servant knew she might be the future mistress, and the male protagonist actually agreed to it without any punishment.

The protagonist isn't a lazy bum, he's just a piece of junk. He wasn't a science student, he lacked practical skills, and he wasn't particularly smart. His willpower was also lacking; when he should have persisted, he would hesitate, and when he should have made a decision, he would waver. In the eyes of others, he became a sycophant, a fence-sitter, a flatterer, and someone without principles.

Damn, I really couldn't bear to watch the scene where he met Zhuge Liang. It was so cringeworthy I could practically build a house with my toes. Why wasn't it like that when he met Zhao Zilong? And he's supposed to be a time traveler?

I came here because of its amazing reputation, but this is just too incredible! Can the female lead even help with the panda's heat cycle?