I’m Wanted by the Whole World for Flirting with Girls

The male protagonist of this novel pretends to be weak while actually being strong, and his ability to slap faces in the face is weak. He's lazy and lacks any sense of patriotism. He has an "I'm the strongest in the world" attitude, and the female characters have very little presence in the first 20 chapters. The world has a magic system, but it's incomplete. The protagonist is excessively strong, while the opponents are excessively weak; the enemies are basically just there to be killed. Even the minor characters only show their existence by slapping faces in the face, and the protagonist seems to ignore everything except beautiful women. When others are in trouble, even if it's something that could be easily done, he still acts like a "pig." I really don't understand what kind of protagonist the author is trying to write... However, his strengths are obvious...

This book will continue updating on January 1st. It's almost finished, so I need to fill in the plot holes.

Regarding the issues of the overly fast pace and unclear logic at the beginning, the first five chapters have finally been revised (two additional chapters have been added). Any other issues are welcome to be pointed out by the bosses.

This author is updating way too fast!

Keep up the good work, author! This is a great book.

Thanks for your support, bosses! My writing progress this month has been pretty good, so I've decided to continue with extra updates as usual.

The beginning was a bit too disorganized; I wrote way too fast. I covered the content of ten or more chapters in just one chapter, which isn't good. I could have written slower and more detailed.

First and foremost, are all the villains virgins? They're completely obsessed with the female lead, their minds filled with nothing but thoughts of how to seduce her. I'm not saying this kind of plot is bad, but aside from the burly duke, every single one of the other villains wanted to have sex with the female lead the moment they saw her. Besides that, the scene changes are a bit too fast. Sometimes I felt the location was off, and then I'd go back and find the scene had changed in the middle of a paragraph. Otherwise, it's pretty good. The male lead is an upright pervert, and I liked the concept of storing magic power. My suggestion to the author: next time, have the villains surrounded by girls, and then...

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