Bai Yang is reborn in a world ruled by women, and is granted a noble title by a prince right from the start.
What? Men have to marry women?
The female scholar my grandfather abducted ran away after sleeping with me?
The female general, my childhood friend, insists that she'll marry no one but me?
The Holy Maiden of the White Lotus Sect is a pervert who wants to force me to marry her?
The spoiled young lady is a masochist and insists she likes me?
My cute little sister is a loli, and the way she looks at me seems a bit off?
This is the serious story of a man in a world ruled by women, where Song, Xia, Jin, and Mongol all exist, who aspires to become
If the director is a scoundrel, you're no better. You swindled so much money from us and then ruined the whole thing, with a terrible ending. I hope your work is as bad as this novel.
Author, you promised me you wouldn't stop updating, but a man's words are deceitful.
Having seen this far, how should I put it?
It feels like the author has completely immersed themselves in the protagonist's world, and some of their ideas, when written into the novel, have changed its flavor. In fact, they've become increasingly strange. What the author intends to express in the book is quite different from what the reader perceives, or rather, very different. This makes it uncomfortable to read. Too much personal interpretation and input makes it feel like the reader is merely observing the author's thoughts from an outsider's perspective. Hopefully, this can be improved. As it stands, the author really needs to work harder. I'll stop my comments here for now.
It appears to be very well-written, but it's actually a mess.
Even the order of dynasties is wrong. The dynastic order in Chinese history is Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing. Can't you at least do some historical research before writing your novel? Also, Chinese calligraphy includes cursive, running, and regular scripts; there's no such thing as semi-cursive script! Even if you're creating a fictional history, at least use a decent script. Don't try to look sophisticated while actually creating a hodgepodge. It's a complete waste of my time, and more importantly, it tarnishes five thousand years of Chinese history.
Could the author have passed away because of the coronavirus?
Someone, dig out this author for me!
I think this book is alright.
These days, people insist on comparing light novels to real history. Are you reading a light novel or trying to teach the author history? I'm fed up. While the author's writing isn't particularly sophisticated, this is a bit much. The protagonist's character is a bit of the author's fantasy, but isn't that normal? Everyone fantasizes sometimes. Imagine your unattainable goddess in your dream wanting to sleep with you—would you disagree? The author also needs to revise some parts. The most handsome man in the world has no self-awareness, flirting everywhere, constantly fantasizing about this or that. Some readers will inevitably get annoyed. He's supposed to be a handsome man, but he has no self-respect...
What do you mean?
It feels like applying modern patriarchal ideas to ancient feminist ideas. You could say it's a modern portrayal of feminism, but it's like a modern woman building a harem of men, only focusing on the men's good looks, while the women's aspects are completely ignored. The male lead's good looks are useless. For example, the woman who marries into the family—you say the male lead is attracted to her appearance, but if you say the male lead is the most handsome man, would he care about a woman less attractive than himself? And the harem is a mess, taking all the good-looking women, and the male lead's reasons for liking women are too simple. At least, they're a bit too simple for me.
Damn, isn't this the author who ran away halfway through writing on Qidian?
If the author doesn't update soon, they should either crossdress or bloom as an apology.