Forced to Take the Blame, I Had No Choice but to Make My Enemy My Wife

The author should have been mindful of how the characters were developed! Each character needs distinct traits and nuanced inner thoughts. However, frankly, the only one who was truly well-developed was Qingxi. The others, like the senior sister and Miss Yu, were completely uninteresting; to me, they were just plot devices. Ironically, this actually made the novel more enjoyable! I wonder what the author's intentions were. Personally, I think pure romance would have been more suitable for this novel! Although I was originally a harem fan. After reading this book, I finally realized that harems are neither desirable nor sweet! If the plot is focused on one character, the other will be less prominent; if one character is well-developed, the other will be diluted...

So far, it's not too bad. However, from the first chapter to the next dozen or so, there's something I don't like: the protagonist is forced into being portrayed as obnoxious and sleazy. I'm not saying it's bad, but there should be a limit. From being so righteous at the beginning to becoming obnoxious and sleazy later on, and especially the actions he takes, it's just too much.

I dropped it when it started with the crossdressing part. Is the plot any better now? Is the pacing slow?

The male protagonist has cultivated to become an immortal, yet he can still fight mortals on equal terms.

Let's go! Perfect attendance this month, lots of food to eat!

Little Sister yyds

Is Sister Xiaoming sick? Why did she miss today's update?

I initially thought it was a shame that such a good novel wasn't being read, until I saw the author's unrestrained writing in the "Listening to Dew" chapter... I still think the fewer people who read it, the better.

Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!

Please vote for me! Since I'm aiming for perfect attendance anyway, it doesn't matter how much I write.