Battle Through the Heavens: Starting by Conquering Medusa, Xiao Yan is Speechless

I can't stand it anymore. While your harem novel is good and some people might like it, this is just too much of a bootlicking act! And so hypocritical. Touching this one naked, looking at that one naked, but never actually having sex. You claim you're just doing it for the sake of checking in, and that you're not some pervert. How hypocritical!

You damn simp

Not very good, a bit humble and sycophantic, and also a eunuch.

It's one thing for the protagonist to fawn over Medusa when he's weak—at least she's his clan's queen. But when he buys medicine at the auction house in the capital of Gama and holds Ya Fei's hand, Mu Zhan provokes him and tries to kill him. No one tries to stop him, but when it comes to killing Mu Zhan, everyone tries to stop him.

It's so depressing! The main character is such a simp, he has no backbone at all, it's really frustrating to watch.

The plot is decent, but there are too many typos and grammatical errors.

He faints every time he fights, he's really weak, and there's not a single mention of his sexual encounters with women. If it weren't for the conversation between the two pets later on, I wouldn't even know the male lead slept with Yun Yun. As for Nalan Yanran, I don't know if he actually slept with her or just spanked her. It's even less likely he slept with other women.

What's the point of this system rewarding advanced physique? Cultivation and leveling up aren't fast enough; with this level of strength, the only reason I level up quickly is thanks to system rewards.

I can't stand reading simp stories.

This male protagonist is like a eunuch; he doesn't eat anything, only kisses and touches, and he's a total simp. His combat power is also lower, the system is unreliable, the daily check-in is sporadic, and all the check-ins are low-level. There are no life-saving characters, no high-level fighters, and all the enemies are high-level. The protagonist's side is all low-level except for Medusa, who is high-level. What's the point of this?