
I'm the Strongest, Yet I Have to Become a Maid
身为至强者却要成为女仆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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363Chapters
1.6MClicks
14.1kFavorites
8.5Score
2.5kLikes
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Looking at the early episodes, I even felt that it would have been better for the protagonist to just commit suicide somewhere rather than what he's doing now.
It's a bit disgusting.
At first glance, the synopsis seemed alright. I quite liked Alres because she was so innocent, and I liked her even more after she became a girl. This male lead, however, disgusts me. While it's understandable that he lacks talent and strength, his character is absolutely despicable. He's truly a scumbag. If you hadn't explicitly stated he was the male lead, he'd just be a minor villain, not even a small boss. Enough said, the male lead is a scumbag. What a waste of such a wonderful female lead as Alres! How could you write something like this that does justice to her? What the hell were you thinking, making this scumbag the protagonist?...
My god, this book is toxic! I won't even go into the part about the marriage-transfer and harem trope, but why is the female lead's screen time decreasing so much? If it weren't for the title, I wouldn't even know she's the female lead. And the male lead is such a scumbag! I want to stab him in the back. He's a despicable, shameless, scoundrel, and utterly vile villain. He uses a contract to enslave the female lead, bullying her in every way. It was bad enough in the beginning, but later he even uses the contract to control her! He's the epitome of scum!
It's a great novel, one of the few high-quality completed light novels with a reverse marriage theme. However, the comments section was flooded with negative reviews. I'm so confused about those people; they're probably all new to light novels, only reading common tropes. If they read Japanese light novels with reverse marriage themes, they'd probably die on the spot. [Em: sfgir]
Sorry to bother you. I really can't accept the male lead's character; the early episodes were incredibly off-putting. I think many readers feel the same way. I hope the author can improve this situation. (Of course, if the author's idea is "take it or leave it," then disregard what I said.)
Are there any similar stories? It's quite interesting to see someone dare to write about a harem-style marriage.
This is the most despicable male protagonist I've ever encountered in my six years of reading novels, bar none.
At first, I really liked the idea of a man being transformed into a woman and then controlled and trained.
Emmmm
I don't know how to put it, but I just feel so sorry for that maid. I've been feeling quite depressed about her; she's always the one who gets hurt. The book itself is pretty good, though I sometimes find it hard to continue reading when the maid gets tricked or the male lead acts like a "jerk." (Author, please don't take it too seriously; I just like to empathize with the characters.) I feel like the maid will be very sad if the male lead keeps building up his harem like this. Judging from the plot's direction, it seems like the male lead will grow up under such protection. As for the explanation for the fire-wielding master's death, author, you've done a good job.
Too many poison spots, I vomited.