The Charismatic Male Idol

The protagonist is written like a centenarian, indifferent to money, fame, and women, detached from worldly affairs, lacking any human warmth; he could be buried right away.

Since you're going to be seductive, go all the way! Why can't you be seductive with someone of the same sex? 😡😡😡

The protagonist is a dog who likes to put a collar on himself and spouts grandiose platitudes. He's like someone using cheat codes in a single-player game who still wants a good gaming experience: "Oh, I've already turned on infinite lives, so I won't turn on infinite attack power." "Oh, I'll just turn on infinite coins to buy items and then I'll just get through the level myself."

Bai Jing

Thumbs up for writing a harem novel filled with intense battles in an interesting and non-greasy way! No sentences are filled with explicit sexual descriptions, and there's no disdain for the intelligence of the playthings. Author, you have a strangely attractive female fanbase!

The author is discriminating against women. Why can girls be seduced while boys can't? Does this mean girls are easily seduced? Does it mean girls are easily fooled? I won't listen, I won't listen, I won't listen! I want boys to be seduced too! ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

For a handsome man like me, most books don't really connect with me. But I understand, since you all have average looks and can't really relate to the feeling of someone who's too good-looking. So, to protect your fragile hearts, authors often downplay the protagonist's appearance, afraid you won't be able to connect with them. This book, however, is perfect for me; it's incredibly immersive.

I've read sixty chapters and still don't understand what this book is trying to say... The male lead's main character is awkward. He doesn't want to act, but he goes anyway. He doesn't want to have any more contact with his "ex-girlfriends," but he resumes contact with them. He wants to sing, but he goes to do other things. The main thing is that it's awkward and twisted, and it's so awkward to watch that it's really hard to describe.

A succubus and a fairy—one seductive, the other innocent—coexist within one person. The seductiveness is ineffective, and the innocence isn't entirely pure. The protagonist comes across as conflicted and pretentious.

Long Ling