I Have Never Been One for Women

The title of this book means that I have always been obsessed with women, right?

Multiple female protagonists bring memories and a familiar beginning. The whole Qidian is good at writing about this subject. I can count them all on one hand.

From the introduction, I feel like the villain's second junior brother is also a woman.

The writing is good, but the main character is two meters tall and looks like Yao Ming. What should I use to read it? How can a two-meter-tall man have a harem?

Now I want to know what tricks the junior sister has played in the first week. I can understand you saying that the full-level boss in the second week is reopened and stands out from the crowd. But it seems that in her memory of the first week, it is strange that every character is the first to be cast, and it seems that she crushes everyone she meets, which is very strange. The protagonist, Deep Blue, has opportunities, and upgrading is like riding a rocket. She can't even withstand a slap from her. You must know that in the first episode, she has no boss memory at all, so she is even worse than the protagonist? He was able to beat Zhang Daozi, who was number one on the Tiger List, to death. At least he was better than him. You have to know that the protagonist in the second week of the game has full training, equipment, and breakthroughs, but he still loses to the one named Zhang. How terrifying is the junior sister in the first week of the game to be able to crush him like this. You must know that she does not consider her talent to be the highest, a bit worse than the one who broke off the engagement, and her sect's resources are not as many as those of other Taoists. How can she have more opportunities than the protagonist? It's too much like the heroine who was bound to upgrade in ancient times. The protagonist opens a guild to increase life and death and has constant opportunities. However, the heroine upgrades on the ground. If she activates a blood tier or a talent tier, she can steadily catch up with the protagonist, or even surpass the protagonist.

The writing is good, but it seems too small at first glance.

Everyone, please spit before leaving.

I have read a lot of time travel novels, and this one is somewhat unique. Two features: 1) The two supporting male characters are well portrayed. Xiao Tianshi and Luo Ritian both have a lot of roles. Xiao Tianshi even has a girlfriend, which shows that the author does not intend to assign all girls to the male protagonists. This is a good phenomenon. Any successful novel relies on the wonderful interaction between the protagonist and supporting characters. Novel with only the protagonist is pale. 2) The author writes very restrainedly about women. At more than 180 chapters, the main role is still played by Gu Lanqing. Unlike other novels, each heroine only has a few chapters of plot and exits after sleeping. Now the heroines are still accompanying the protagonist, some leave temporarily (such as Qin Wanran) but will return later (because the plot that really belongs to her has not yet begun), which makes the scene more grand, and of course also puts forward requirements for the author's writing power. I hope the author can stick to his original intention, stick to his own writing style, and not cater to the bad taste of some readers. The ranking of this book should slowly rise.

To write a harem novel, you have to prepare supporting characters, right? Can't you do less showy operations? 😅 It feels a bit disappointing

Why are some people so sensitive? It's quite interesting to add an emotional line to Xiao Tianshi's current character. Also, Uncle Xie has no interaction with the protagonist at all. The author is so avoidant, can he still have any opinions?