The Invincible Overlord of the City

The beginning was quite good, but it felt like the author changed when the male lead started arguing with his first wife. I won't comment on that here, but personally, I felt the character development changed from the moment they started arguing and talking about breaking up.

The romance between the male and female leads is so enviable! Keep up the good work, author! Even though you might not see this comment, I hope it gives you a little encouragement.

The male and female protagonists are already legally married, yet the male protagonist has a relationship with another woman, constituting marital infidelity. Instead of condemning this behavior, the author deliberately emphasizes the male protagonist's lack of control.

This book seems to have taken me back to my middle school days, secretly reading it under the covers in my dorm room with a flashlight, completely engrossed and unable to stop. To share my personal feelings, after reading less than a hundred chapters, I feel the author is wasting their talent writing urban fantasy novels. This book feels like, after being used to junk food, you suddenly serve me a carefully prepared delicacy. Thank you.

The beginning was alright, but it got so bad when the protagonist argued with his wife. Why did the author have to force a harem? It ruined the overall reading experience. The later parts were too wordy. It was still readable up to the point of arguing, but the rest felt forced.

Everything was fine until the forced introduction of a harem and the betrayal of his wife truly skewed his values.

The beginning was good, but I didn't understand why he had to betray the female lead, so I gave up on it.

The more I look at it, the more it gets worse.

You don't need to read beyond the part about the affair.

I wonder how long it will take for the protagonist to fully recover his true strength; I'm kind of looking forward to it.