My Transmigration Is Over, but Nine Empresses Have Me Surrounded at Home

The male protagonist travels through nine worlds. After Empress Fang Ruolin is injured and returns to Blue Star, nine other empresses are also searching for Blue Star. What will happen between him and these nine empresses...? Therefore, the author should update more frequently and not finish the story so quickly.

I just wrote whatever came to mind, without any build-up or anything, so it was tiring to read...

What a terrible plot! Your family is so powerful, yet you're always being threatened. And you seem to enjoy playing the "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" card. It's best not to watch; it's unpleasant.

Maybe I've been reading too many wish-fulfillment novels. This was so unsatisfying, and so drawn-out. That woman disgusted me for over forty chapters; it made me feel so frustrated and uncomfortable. And then her beautiful servant gets pinned against a wall! Ugh, only the beginning was somewhat watchable; the rest is just for the reader to criticize Akaishi. So tedious! So tedious! So tedious!

I've read 240 chapters, and I find the writing rather... Unsatisfactory. First, the bookmark says it's an invincible protagonist story, right? After all, there are nine empresses, and the Heavenly Dao suppresses them, which I understand. But the problem is that the three empresses who have already appeared are constantly being beaten to a pulp. Is this what you call an emperor?

The protagonist of this book should be a villainous sycophant, a story about someone reincarnated nine times, but instead, the male lead is portrayed as a hopeless good-natured person. I'm speechless. If you want a good-natured character, why not just read a book about heroes? Why read a book about a villain fighting against his destined lover? He's such a good-natured person, and he seems to lack any intelligence whatsoever.

Well, this book is a shame. The setting is good, but the writing is incomprehensible. A person who has reincarnated nine times can't defeat one (the chosen one?) Individual. Even if it were just one person, they also have nine high-level concubines. With such an invincible setup, they can't even beat an early-game boss? It's ridiculous! And they're still giving away freebies now, haha.

It's really ugly, there's no plot at all, just a lot of nonsense.

Much of the plot sacrifices intelligence for the sake of enjoyment; it's okay if you don't think too much about it. But if you think about it even slightly, it becomes quite unpleasant, and you'll find many parts illogical. Overall, it's a moderately good mindless, enjoyable novel.

It's so good, I can't stop watching!