The Harem Novel’s Hero Teaches Me How to Take Down My Rivals in Love

It's so beautiful!

I initially thought it would be satisfying to see the villains get their revenge, but after reading it, I felt that apart from the first chapter being quite enjoyable, the rest was rather mediocre. There wasn't much plot; it was all just fighting for the sake of fighting. And the male lead was also pretty useless.

The writing is good and there are not many typos.

The author seems like a boy; the overall structure follows the traditional cultivation novel formula, and the logic of the female protagonist's verbal sparring is clear. However, the male lead's "Mary Sue" (a character from a popular Chinese fantasy novel) nature across multiple worlds is truly hard to describe. There's also the part about how in his first life, he didn't know how to love, so for the female lead's sake, he broke off his engagement and had three thousand concubines… Ugh, no matter how much they try to justify it later, it's hard to accept. Yet, the female lead's choice is, "It's not his fault, of course I'll forgive him…" It's hard to judge. Locked in, respected, and best wishes!

It's really good, but I'm an impatient person and missed three parts. However, the author's writing is superb. Highly recommended!