The Adopted Sister Is the Cult Leader

I found that all the women in it were mentally challenged.

Rejecting childish aesthetics starts with you.

The author will suppress the protagonist's fighting power; they'll come up with all sorts of reasons.

The male and female leads have very strange personalities. It's unclear whether it's a harem or not yet. Let's wait and see. If it's not a harem, please don't include so many female supporting characters.

The male lead is too weak; he chickens out at the sight of women, there's no sense of satisfaction, and there aren't many scenes depicting his daily life.

This is so boring. It's always so slow and the progress feels incredibly slow. I feel like the protagonist will be invincible soon, but then you write that the character's skill level on that stupid panel isn't even maxed out yet. Seriously? And why write so much about your inner thoughts? Is it just to pad the word count? I'm really speechless.

There are cows in the video; if you can't accept that, don't watch.

I was probably a bit restless; I couldn't continue reading after less than 30 chapters. First of all, the subject matter is quite good, but there are some minor issues that, while small, are really unacceptable. Perhaps because I saw this book recommended in many places, my expectations were quite high; otherwise, I wouldn't have clicked on it.

The female lead's performance in the latest chapter has somewhat declined in quality... Knowing that the wine was such a precious thing, without considering whether it would be useful to the main character, he drank it all without leaving a single drop... This deduction is a bit too harsh. It feels a bit like a woman seeing that you have ten million in your room, and then just spending it all.

Hahahaha, "The Demon Cult Leader's Little Male Slave"