I Have Never Been One for Women

Does the title of this book mean that I have never been averse to women?

Multiple female protagonists with a memory-based plot and a familiar opening—there are only a handful of writers on Qidian who excel at this genre.

Judging from the synopsis, it seems the villainous second junior brother is also a woman.

Even if the writing is good, how can you read a story if the protagonist is two meters tall, like Yao Ming? What are you supposed to read about? How can someone two meters tall build a harem?

I just want to know what kind of cheat code my junior sister from the first playthrough had. I can understand a max-level player replaying a game in New Game Plus and dominating everyone. But it's strange that in her New Game Plus memories, every character was just a pushover, and she seemed to crush everyone she encountered – that's absurd.

The writing is good; it's obviously a low-profile account.

Please, everyone, spit before you leave.

I've read quite a few time-travel novels, but this one is a bit unique. Two key features: 1) The two male supporting characters are well-developed. Both the Little Celestial Master and Luo Ritian have significant screen time. The Little Celestial Master even has a girlfriend, indicating that the author didn't intend to assign all the girls to the male protagonist, which is a good thing.

Why do you have to create romantic pairings for the supporting characters when writing a harem novel? Can't you cut down on the weird stuff? 😅 It's ruining the viewing experience.

Why are some people so sensitive? It would be quite interesting to add a romantic subplot to Little Master's current character. Moreover, Uncle Xie has absolutely no interaction with the protagonist. The author has gone to such lengths to avoid this kind of character, so how can anyone have any objections?