Sword Maidens, Sword Concubines, Sword Wives, and This Strategist

Because the strategist I see is just an idiot, ambitious but lacking in intelligence, idle, speaks without thinking, and has lofty ambitions but little ability. Judging from everyone's comments, this protagonist is truly an idiot. His character is supposed to be a military strategist, but he has absolutely no intelligence, just like a primary school student. Speaking of primary school students, even a good primary school student is probably better than him; his character is completely ruined. Since the character is ruined, I hope the author will write the protagonist as a lecherous, opportunistic villain who abuses his power once he gains it.

Regarding the light novel *Sword Princess, Sword Concubine, Sword Wife, and My Strategist*, I personally feel it's a fantastic fantasy war novel that might be easily mistaken for a simplistic, light novel due to its title. When I first saw the title, I also thought that a novel with such a title might be a shallow, unoriginal, and weak work. However, after carefully analyzing the novel, I genuinely felt that its plot design, both explicit and implicit, was very innovative, especially the explicit theme of "back to the future." This gave it an epic feel, reminiscent of *The Day of Divine Wrath*, amidst a sea of war novels. It can be said that...

I finished reading it in two days. Overall, the writing is quite good, and it seems to have potential. However, it wasn't particularly appealing to me. The plot felt a bit forced around the hero's part. As for the protagonist, I still don't understand his character. Calling him morally ambiguous seems like nonsense; he appears to lean towards the evil side, but often inexplicably shows principles or kindness in certain situations. He frequently boasts about his strength, but based on his past memories, I feel he might have been chosen by the Demon King by chance, only to be overwhelmed by the Demon King's overwhelming force... He was once a poor person from the lower class, and while it might not be entirely accurate to say he was insecure...

The novel is nearing its end. Are there any kind readers who could leave a review after finishing it?

The protagonist is the Demon King's strategist, a character from an indescribable storyline. As an evil strategist, he's committed countless atrocities. Even in his final defeat, he's still a winner in life, having tasted all the flavors of life. But that's not enough; he's resurrected. He wants to go back ten years and eliminate those heroes before they grow up. Although the protagonist's ideas are extreme, constantly thinking about killing them, from the moment he was resurrected, I wondered if he would turn them into his former "harem," subjecting them to all sorts of abuse. Thinking about it now, I feel incredibly ashamed. His harem, in an even more "fresh" way...

The male protagonist's personality is truly unlikable; he's the quintessential sleazy protagonist from a doujinshi. To give an analogy, it's like an alien (demon king) attacking Earth, clearly intending to destroy it. The protagonist believes his misfortune is caused by humanity, so he becomes a traitor, enjoying a life like an emperor. Afterward, he becomes completely devoted to the alien (demon king), not only helping them kill humans, but also, after returning to the past, having the opportunity to change everything and even become a hero for humanity, he tries every means to destroy humanity's last hope. And he doesn't kill for revenge; he simply believes all humans deserve to die because humanity is...

The cover image was suddenly deleted by SF! Please wait patiently.

Happy New Year everyone! Remember to stay home as much as possible! The author is urging everyone in the QQ group to masturbate more and go out less! I'll try my best to keep up with updates here, since I'm staying home anyway.

The protagonist's character is indeed quite contradictory. A strategist for a demon king's army should be meticulous and ruthless, but this protagonist is merely a person who is both insecure and petty. However, watching this protagonist slowly grow and transform gives me a sense of redemption. After all, novels that depict the ugliness of human nature and depict scheming really annoy me. Seeing this insecure and somewhat naive protagonist's growth process is like a cleansing of the soul. As long as the protagonist doesn't constantly boast about how awesome he is as a strategist, I'm quite satisfied with this book. "Quite satisfied" isn't quite right; I absolutely love this book because it perfectly matches my taste...

Hey xdm, what's the full title of that scumbag book?