They All Want to Be My Heroine

The secret to making money in harem novels: No female characters being given away, no female characters dying, no divine intervention, no damsel in distress, no cuckoldry, no lewd acts, no simps, no clones or masks. The author's writing is currently excellent, with no major flaws and the details are handled very well. Most people who read harem novels are afraid of being fed a mouthful of garbage, and I myself have suffered from this. Most harem novels nowadays have toxic elements, and those without are too contrived and lack any sense of immersion. Finding a good harem novel is really difficult, but this one perfectly meets all my fantasies about harem novels. Highly recommended.

The male protagonist essentially sees all the women in the author's harem as harem animals, but he has to act and maintain his role, so he can't take the initiative. While this isn't inherently wrong, if the genders were reversed, it could be said that the male protagonist is indiscriminately slept with by various female characters without resistance. He wouldn't get angry with his own people, but he would likely show no mercy to his enemies, given the lack of depiction of their fights. The story portrays the male protagonist as a tough character, but due to the limited descriptions of his interactions with his opponents and his complete softness towards the female characters, it's clear the author knows the male protagonist is there to prove his strength by humiliating his rivals, yet this is simply skipped over. What's worse, there's a hint of eroticism at the beginning, but it disappears later on...

Seeing the author say it's 4,000 words in two chapters combined! She seems quite proud? I was thinking 4,000 words should be one chapter, right? Two updates a day, right? At least 7,000 words a day, right? Only 600,000 words after all these months? I'm ashamed for the author! I really want to lock her in a dark room and turn her into a complete word-writing slave! Eating, sleeping, going to the bathroom, drinking water—she's writing all the time, whether her eyes are open or closed! How long have I been reading? Maybe four hours? And I've already read half of it?? I'm so confused why the author has become so decadent. Shouldn't the author be thinking about writing wholeheartedly...

Dear readers and the author, I apologize. I think I was emotionally unstable and lost my composure while reading the book, which affected other readers' reading experience. I am very sorry.

Could the author please delete all of that guy's rants below? 😅 I was getting really annoyed while reading, and he'd start cursing every few sentences. I wasn't even disgusted by Jialan yet, but I was disgusted by this guy's constant babbling. I thought there would be some fun discussion when I clicked on the rants section, but every time I saw this guy swearing 😅 It really ruins the reading experience. The funniest thing is that he keeps reading while cursing! If you don't want to see this character, can't you just skip it? Typing curses while reading is just...

As a reader of harem novels, I've long been weary of oblivious, misogynistic male protagonists. I understand that male-chasing-female relationships aren't always satisfying; mutual pursuit might not be very sweet, or it could become cloying if it gets too much. Therefore, the only way to maintain a semblance of romance is through a push-and-pull dynamic. However, too many stories start with a hastily constructed, subjective misogynistic premise, with absolutely no interaction or development. It's just the male protagonist relentlessly rejecting, hating, and hurting all sorts of female characters, while they cry, beg, threaten suicide, and practically throw themselves at him. Ideally, there's also a "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" trope, where he rejects women while simultaneously getting beaten up, making his enemies happy and his friends suffer. Some people enjoy writing this kind of story...

After catching up with this book, it felt like my fantasy had been fulfilled. That's right, it fulfilled my fantasy of *Battle Through the Heavens*. I'd even written a remake of *Battle Through the Heavens* before, but I could never quite capture the feeling I envisioned. But the author did a great job, fulfilling a small wish of mine. Now, let's talk about the content (contains some spoilers, proceed with caution if you're not into spoilers). First, the pacing is decent; the author handled it very well, but it felt a bit too fast. It would be better if the dual cultivation scene with the beautiful master were postponed a bit, since even the best master wouldn't engage in dual cultivation, right? Also, the interactions with other characters made me feel...

Thank you, author, for allowing me to fulfill a regret from back then. After finishing *Battle Through the Heavens*, I genuinely felt sorry for the female supporting characters. Seeing this again, being able to relive the experience, is truly satisfying. The author's writing, while not surpassing the original, is at least on par in my opinion. I read each chapter as it was released, reliving the joy of reading back then. I hope you can write a happy ending. Also, if possible, I hope the later chapters won't be so melodramatic and heavy-hearted; I really don't want to read anything so heavy again. There's no need to portray the protagonist as a tough guy; just write him with his current junior-like personality. This book is worth finishing; please, please don't cancel it...

The part about the Yu family was written quite well, but the character development completely collapsed later on, and the writing got worse and worse. It's like the male lead falls in love with every woman he meets, and he's no longer worthy of the female lead. He falls for every single one of them! The Evil Consort, who is both his wife's killer and the mortal enemy of his beloved, falls in love after just a few meetings? He keeps calling her "Evil Consort Master," making Chen Xi look like a complete clown.

The main character's image is getting more and more disgusting.