You Call This an Imperial Official?

This book seems quite well-written, but I've only read up to chapter three. I'm really fed up with this kind of somber, dramatic opening.

Write about women, write about women, write about women

Don't write about women, don't write about women, don't write about women.

Yue'er's screen time is indeed a bit excessive, but she's not likable. She seems like a dish being offered up to the main character from the moment she appears. Moreover, her scenes have absolutely no connection to the main plot; they feel like forced additions. She's even less memorable than the maidservant chasing after Brother Chicken with a knife.

Exiled to Lingnan (loud), and then add 🙂 again.

He starts by owing the whole world money!!! He owes money everywhere he goes!!! No motivation to watch.

The debt left to the male protagonist by his father is somewhat like a "Friend's Account." Although the protagonist keeps paying it off, no one will let him die until it's all paid off, especially after he's given an official position. Everyone has to push him forward so he can be able to repay the debt.

It was originally quite well-written, but you had to include so many women in it.

Is it good? I get these daily doses of saccharine flavor.

"Young man from the mortal world, a brutal Dark Corpse King has appeared in the elven world. He sits on a luxurious toilet made of gold, often robbing little elves on the way, asking them: 'Do I look human to you?' If the answer is yes, he will sit back on the toilet contentedly. If the answer is no, he will fly into a rage and send his minions to destroy everything.