Banished, I Travel Between Worlds and Ascend to Godhood

I clicked on it after being recommended by the platform, thought it was alright, and started reading. But the more I read, the more something felt off. It had a familiar feel to it, and then I checked the reader community and found that the author was an old acquaintance, so no wonder.

I don't want the male lead, and even if there is one, I don't want this prince! Even if the prince has many reasons for doing this for the military, it doesn't justify him stealing someone else's recipe and acting superior, thinking of the female lead and earning her twenty or thirty taels! He's a thief and a robber! Shameless and disgusting!

If this prince were the male lead, I would definitely give him a bad review! He's disgusting!

Heavenly Bodhisattva, if two women share one man, and both have children, how can this be harmonious? It's so unsettling!

Having read novels for so many years, this is the first time I've wished for a non-romantic storyline. How can a modern woman tolerate a dog sucking on a bone it just finished sucking on? It's so disgusting.

I get nauseous every time I see the Crown Prince's scenes. He's so aloof and arrogant—what a piece of trash! If he ends up with the female lead, it'll be utterly disgusting.

Can the father leave and the son stay? I've been wanting to abandon this story because I want the prince to be the male lead.

The father must leave, the son must stay; otherwise, I won't give you monthly votes and I'll abandon the story. This kind of man only weighs his own pros and cons. Author, don't tell me he's the male lead; the female lead has such good resources, she has to be the only one who shines.

The first two chapters shocked me; it's a typical short drama filled with jump scares, tales of legitimate wives and concubines. Selling the script for this would probably be quite profitable.

I clicked on the free offer and found the synopsis quite appealing (I didn't pay attention to the author), so I kept reading. The system is responsible for doing business in various worlds, and incidentally, it annoys the female lead, who is quite happy about it. The story begins with the female lead and another woman sharing a husband.