Myriad Worlds: I Dominate from the Start of The Legend of the Condor Heroes

Li Yitong

Mei Chaofeng

Multiple female leads are fine, but the main issue is the ambiguous relationships and indecisiveness with various women... A well-written story will flow smoothly, while a poorly written one will feel like you've been constipated for days. And the author's writing style is definitely questionable.

The protagonist wants to build a harem, so he deceives three female characters, each with very little screen time, and he's even afraid to let them meet.

The character card doesn't include Mei Chaofeng, but inexplicably, there are five chapters depicting her alone with the character. Furthermore, the beginning repeatedly describes her as dirty and disgusting, but then suddenly the story shifts to her cutting her nails and watching her bathe. This is incomprehensible.

"Either playing at awkward ambiguity, or on the way to awkward ambiguity..." This description fits the bill.

So that's how you push things out horizontally. How many women do you need to push out? And if you push through all the heavens, how many more will you need to push out?

Is this a multiverse-themed novel? I've read over twenty chapters, and to be honest, I don't really have a concept of strength or weakness in the characters because there's no standard to measure it. Would it be better if there were realms or levels? Just my personal opinion.

Those who have only seen the 1994 version of The Legend of the Condor Heroes really cannot imagine Mei Chaofeng as the female lead; even Mu Nianci would feel awkward!

Are all the novels that appear to have multiple female protagonists?