Sharing a Journey Across Worlds, All My Clones Are Pathetic Romance-Novel Heroines

It can only be said that the author has been assimilated by the female-oriented genre. This protagonist doesn't resemble a male-oriented character at all; instead, he's like a low-level villain from a female-oriented novel—he has some brains, but not many, and he always needs to find a reason to act.

While avoiding the psychological details pursued in female-oriented fiction, it retains and surpasses the lingering nuances of female-oriented fiction. While avoiding all the satisfying elements of male-oriented fiction, it deliberately retains the drawback of male-oriented fiction where all supporting characters have an aura of idiocy. A collection of utter garbage from a hundred sources, a compilation of masterpieces—you're amazing, author!

Pure rubbish. Killing a eunuch is more verbose than the village auntie. You even pulled off the tactic of splitting 10,000 cavalry into smaller units. And I had to spend a dollar of my money just to get a comment on your post. I'd rather feed that money to a dog.

It's too verbose. With the troops the protagonist commands, why does it need to be so complicated?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 90. It was disgusting. I endured the nausea for ages, but even after getting over it, it wasn't satisfying at all. I started reading it because I thought the premise was interesting, but then I realized it's a third-rate, mindless novel with a chaotic plot.

A rebellious green-robed woman, a bunch of supporting characters interfering with the plot, a power struggle, the female lead pleading for mercy, the protagonist showing off, and then a question. The above steps are repeated again, with the dialogue, tone, and supporting characters exactly the same, over and over again. After several chapters, he's just going around in circles with no progress whatsoever. Truly impressive.

The tip is just to say one thing, Gou Shi.

The protagonist's constant rambling and indecisiveness are disgusting; the villain's overpowered nature is already repulsive enough, but the protagonist's excessive talking makes it even more so.

This is so tedious! The whole thing is just this person saying a few words and that person saying a few words, dragging things out no matter what. It's copied the female-oriented genre perfectly, but even if you put this book on a hot plate, nobody would read it.

It's actually quite well-written. It not only captures the incredible aspects of female-oriented fiction but also provides reasonable solutions. I think the only problem is that the devouring of the clones is a bit excessive. Nobody wants to die, and the clones weren't desperate enough to die. Isn't it too much to just devour them like that?