Douluo Dalu: War God Feng Yao, Howling Through the Starry Clouds

The seventh ring is black. Let's not even compare it to Xiao Sanzi's six red rings—after all, Xiao Sanzi achieved that through sacrifice—but you consumed so many immortal herbs and absorbed a 100,000-year-old and two million-year-old soul bones. Does a seven-ring black ring do justice to those herbs and bones?

This is so morally reprehensible, and the protagonist is a rapist!

I'm wondering why Bibi Dong didn't finish her sentence when she said, "He still has me..." What do you all think Bibi Dong would say next?

How could Lone Goose, who uses poison, obtain the Sea God's inheritance? It's all absurd.

The story started off like a wish-fulfillment novel, but it was incredibly frustrating to read.

A harem novel where the protagonist takes in any beautiful woman he sees while adrift, and possesses unwavering sexual prowess.

The female lead is described much more than the synopsis suggests.

Summary: The Imperial Uncle

Aside from being less capable than Yu Xiaogang, he's alright.

Not bad, not bad, that's interesting.