The Dragon and Phoenix Calamity

What is this? It's off-putting from the very beginning. The protagonist transmigrates to another world, knowing absolutely nothing. Hearing someone come to annul an engagement, he immediately says it can't be. He's reincarnated as a wealthy young master from a powerful family, his father a high-ranking official. Yet, his intelligence is pathetic.

Nonsense, the worst thing is being castrated at the start.

I can't stand it anymore. With such a good brain, how come it doesn't exist?

Could the author please cut the unnecessary dialogue? The main character barely speaks, and then there's a whole bunch of backstory and analysis, but the plot doesn't advance much at all. It's a pretty good book, but the constant explanations and analyses are ridiculous. Could you please shorten those analyses? Excessive explanations are unnecessary and only backfire.

How funny, such childish thinking. As long as you're still in that position, the straws will keep falling, but they won't crush you. What crushes you depends solely on the person's mindset.

So it's a single female lead? Okay, I'm leaving.

I've finished reading it! It's my kind of style—a time-travel, political intrigue, and fantasy series. The author's writing style is somewhat similar to Mao Ni and Feng Huo Xi Zhu Hou, and the writing is quite mature. It's plot-driven and follows a serious drama route. I never expected the male lead's cheat ability to be a nitroglycerin pill—it was hilarious!