Since I’m Reborn, It’s Not Too Much to Want It All, Is It?

Every harem novel has single-female-lead supporters trying to get attention, it's really unnecessary, you're not the target audience for this novel.

When starting a new book, following along is more important than anything else. With all the new books by top authors flooding the market, I'm struggling to survive in the cracks, sob sob. Without continued reading, there are no recommendations; without recommendations, the story flops—a vicious cycle. So I hope all you lovely readers can read it every day and click on the latest chapter. I have nothing to repay you with but to try my best to write a better story. *Sobbing*

Silk

I hadn't noticed before that it was a female author, which explained why it seemed a bit odd. The male lead is written like a submissive character; is this the kind of plot where the female lead fantasizes about being taken advantage of? The male lead makes a fortune, and then in bed he's like a submissive character, being demanded of.

Yan Yan

The protagonist's childhood sweetheart is truly pitiful, tirelessly carrying the hat strap.

Is the author the person whose book was discovered by their own mother?

What's going on? The second blood was clearly ginger shreds.

Qin Ruyue

It was alright at the beginning, but got increasingly mediocre later on; there's a reason it didn't become popular.