I Became the White Moonlight of the Fated Daughters

After reading the first chapter, my thought was: I want to see the previous life.

Seen as the white moonlight of the Valkyries of Destiny

Puppet ensemble dramas have a prominent advantage: they quickly stimulate dopamine levels in the audience; a subtle physical sensation is that giving up thinking is really tiring.

The following are merely my personal opinions and do not represent the entirety of the book. Firstly, this book is free of clichés and dramatic moments, the author's updates are relatively stable, and the values are generally sound. The protagonist is relatively weak among the harem members (mainly due to the large power gap), but he occasionally manages to be powerful. Although somewhat unexpected, the plot is basically what I wanted to read (it's a love triangle, not a typical "chasing husband" scenario). Below are my personal opinions on the main drawbacks of this book: the writing style is not very good. I haven't seen others mention this, but it was indeed difficult for me to read. The plot is thin. The plot can be simply summarized as: the protagonist, unable to bear being manipulated, constantly escapes from one woman to another...

It seems the author has been quite adept at creating love triangles for too long. In recent chapters, it's basically one love triangle ends only to be followed by another female lead starting a new one. The male lead's development and the female leads' reflections on their past lives seem rather lacking.

Author, your cover is the same as the cover of "Reincarnated into Another World with Maxed-Out Luck". Won't there be a problem?

No update today, please don't wait.

You won an award and you're telling me you had a terrible loss...

I feel like recent stories are heading towards slashing scenes; I don't want Chu Sheng to wipe out the entire harem!

Ah, it's over so quickly!