The Emperor and His Consorts Have Returned from Ancient Times

You mean I've been reading stories where the protagonist is a harem protagonist, and then his first woman marries someone else? And they even have a daughter? The author probably thought it would be satisfying for readers to "adopt" this daughter, right? To put it bluntly, even if you dare to write about a protagonist taking in multiple women, it's still a terrible story.

The protagonist first gets looked down upon by the car salesman and then acts all high and mighty, then buys a house and gets looked down upon by the salesman again and then acts all high and mighty. This plot is practically worn out.

The male protagonist's first woman married another man and had a daughter. This kind of rice bowl with added green seasoning is better left uneaten.

The defendant was accused of rape and forced to commit suicide, and the proceeds were divided among five people.

The protagonist's Song Dynasty unified the world, and even if it later fragmented, it was similar to the US overtaking Europe, with the dominant power still largely based on the bloodline of the motherland. How could it be that after the protagonist travels back to the modern world, it's still a broken world dominated by Westerners and Western civilization?

I've read 30 chapters, and it's so lowbrow; it's nowhere near as good as the previous book. In the previous book, a poor nobody who transmigrated managed to act like an excellent prince, but after living for so many years and returning to his original world, his behavior was even worse than before he transmigrated.

A pretty novel urban fantasy novel featuring a wealthy tycoon, complete with a prequel. 🤭

I'm giving up. The only satisfying thing about this book so far is the collection of women, not to mention the plot point of having an ex-girlfriend marry someone else and have their daughter participate in the protagonist's maid audition – it's a really hard-to-describe storyline. It was still watchable when the collection aspect was going well, but after this plot point, I don't really want to continue. I even subscribed to and finished the last book, and I kind of regret it.

That's incredibly low-class. Unless you add a modern twist and a cheat code, everything you've done is just too ridiculous and disjointed.

You mean when you visit your ex-girlfriend's daughter's family, you have to call her husband "Dad"?