Reborn, Starting with Marrying a Female Educated Youth

I was already thinking of deleting it before it was even released, but then I found out you need fan points to post and criticize it. It's okay, I'm short a dollar. The writing is truly rubbish. In this era, you're building a harem? Are you really brave? And you're married, yet you're messing with a widow? You even have the nerve to say your second uncle was peeping into the women's restroom?

So fond of messing around? He says he loves that educated youth so much, yet he's having an affair with a widow...

Most of those people from that generation returned to the city later, even those with children. Those who didn't go back lived very hard lives, including my family. My maternal grandmother and her sisters all lived in the city, and they all had jobs, went to school, and went to university. But my maternal grandmother's family had six children, all of whom were farmers. Their children couldn't afford to go to school and had to work to earn money to eat when they were teenagers.

It's well-written, but could you please stop bringing up widows? It's irritating. Historical fiction isn't really suited for harems, so please avoid writing such thankless plot points.

Chapter 107: The protagonist's family was poisoned with diseased pork by his uncle's family, but they didn't call the police, and the protagonist didn't seem to care. I haven't seen such an awesome book in a long time! 🙏

The protagonist exposes his second uncle's peeping to his family, then proceeds to steal from a widow—each more outrageous than the last. A widow, often toiling and starving, is described by the author as a beautiful woman with fair skin and a voluptuous figure. How much does someone pay him for treating orchids? When the protagonist needs a bicycle, someone rushes to deliver one. None of the supporting characters seem to have any common sense.

I don't think this is a matter of ability or lack thereof; it's purely a matter of character. To get married and then try to seduce a widow—I don't think anyone with a modicum of common sense would do that. Some people think it's about ability; does that mean everyone is driven by their lower instincts? Following this logic, some women who are particularly sexually active might also be willing to date men. It doesn't make sense.

I don't mind having a harem, but a single female lead is best. But I can't stand that widow. Can the author give me a hint? Are they going to take her in or not? If they do, I'm leaving now.

If you don't like harem stories, then please move on to another site; no one is forcing you to watch. The following is what I wrote for the readers who are suitable for this book. It's a harem novel, but the author's writing is quite good, and each female lead is portrayed with distinct characteristics and personalities.

Let's change the name, something like "Starting from Marrying a Female Educated Youth". By chapter ninety, the interactions with the widow make up the majority of the content; you might as well call it "Starting with Interactions with the Widow."