I, the Reborn Female-Lord Male Supporting Character, Will Never Be Conquered

This is my first book review. In short, this is a novel that perfectly blends emotion and plot. If I had to sum it up in one word, it would be "good." When I first read it, and still do, I felt it was a female-dominated world, and the details were meticulously crafted. The author truly put their heart into it. When I first read this novel, my initial thought was, "Such a good novel, and only so few followers?" Here's the gist: The male protagonist, knowing the plot's ending, meticulously plans his own death to avoid a plot-induced death, then uses multiple identities to curry favor with various powerful figures. However, he doesn't expect to go too far. Currently, I feel the female lead is the senior disciple, after all, she's beautiful and rich...

It's finally finished! Hooray!

He revived, then died again. What a loser!

To be honest, this book has a lot of problems. There are a lot of inconsistencies between the beginning and the end, it's just filler with references to pad the word count, and the plot goes crazy in the middle and later stages. If it weren't for the protagonist's character and his personal preferences, I really wouldn't have been able to finish it. But the biggest problem is that the male lead's pregnancy constitution was changed by his own cultivation. You've already written such a morbidly funny setting, and if you can accept this setting, you'd probably want to see a scumbag male lead get pregnant. But then he changes his constitution. What's the point?

The boy is awesome, the scene is too beautiful to imagine.

This protagonist, who prides himself on being heartless, is willing to risk his life; clearly a scumbag, yet he gives his heart. The passionate are often cold-hearted, the vulnerable are resilient. The princess is the knight in armor, and the knight is the princess protected by the princess. Frankly, I can't say this work is perfect; it has its flaws. But its somewhat sloppy logic and writing style are captivating; I see the contrast. I see someone telling himself every day to be ruthless, yet he can never bring himself to be! He could simply give up, but he stumbles and refuses to accept his fate. Those who love and pursue him are all deeply devoted, yet none can see through his persistence and the vulnerability in his heart. It's satisfying...

I will definitely submit the final chapter before the end of January. A lot has happened recently. However, I will definitely finish it properly.

After watching for so long, I actually wanted the male lead to get pregnant.

It's indeed quite good, but there are more and more female supporting characters, which is definitely not a good thing. More romantic storylines mean more "flower vase" characters (pretty but ultimately unattractive women), making the ending difficult.

In a feminist world, if men don't get pregnant, it lacks feminist spirit.