Invincible From Harvesting Harem

Because it's such a slow burn, I skipped around and read through over 900 chapters, so let me just rant a bit! The protagonist's personality became increasingly difficult to understand later on. She repeatedly states she dislikes flower people and flower fairies, going to great lengths to gain advantages for her own power, yet she still gets captivated at times and wants to advance further, which really annoys me. If the protagonist truly sees flower people and flower fairies as tools and Huang Quan as her only love (meaning: everyone except Huang Quan has a one-sided crush on her), then she should have clearly rejected them after getting two kisses or been careful to protect herself...

It's been a few days since Shouyang started to rise; I'll resume updates in a few days when things get a bit better.

It has to be said that pure yuri (lesbian) stories like this are truly rare. Most yuri stories I read usually involve a male character being gender-swapped and then engaging in yuri relationships, which gets boring after a while. The few genuine yuri stories I do read are either poorly written or involve characters getting married later on (I personally dislike characters getting married). This one is quite well-written. Every part is described quite well, but what's really annoying is the sheer number of typos. I hope the author can read each chapter and correct the typos before uploading it. Thanks! (I've only read up to chapter 70-something, so I don't know if there are more typos later on. If not, please ignore this comment and don't be rude, thank you.)

A fantastic yuri harem novel (and a rare pure yuri one at that!), The floral element is also quite novel. I haven't finished reading it yet, but it seems to suit my taste, so I'm giving it a rating now (in case I forget later). So far, quite a few girls have appeared, at least five, but only two flowers have. I want to see more flowers; could someone secretly tell me how many more will appear later? I've only seen the peony and oleander... And the little grass... So far, the peony is the most captivating; her story really resonated with me, though I don't particularly like her personality. The oleander has only appeared recently; a female general? I have a feeling there will be even more captivating flowers later...

I've been following this series since "Let Go of the Heroine, Let Me Have Her," it's an excellent work, author, keep up the good work!

Am I the only one who thinks the cover photo is cheesy?

Li Yuanyuan is such a detestable character.

I really love Xia Shang!

Does anyone remember how many children Wenxin had and their order?

I've read over 200 chapters of the new book so far. 1. I hope the world-building can be expanded more. Including the previous book, there was a power level system, but the author rarely used it. While the power level system is cliché, it's still useful. For example, if the octopus invasion scene had been foreshadowed by the terrifying power of level xx monsters, wouldn't the plausibility of Professor Xia asking the protagonist for help and the impact of the protagonist instantly defeating the octopus have been enhanced? 2. The harem development seems to be multi-threaded. Currently, besides the girls connected to the previous book, I don't remember much of the others. I suggest focusing on a single storyline or not distributing the attention evenly. 3. After all, it's a web novel...