Your Majesty, I Really Am Not a Treacherous Minister!
女帝陛下，我真不是奸臣！
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- Ongoing
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- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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They're called obscure, but with tens of thousands of favorites and a spot on the rankings, they're not really that obscure. Truly obscure books often aren't worth reading, to be honest. So, with some shamelessness, I've made a list of relatively obscure books. PS: T123 indicates recommendation level, from highest to lowest. PPS: I search for books with over a million characters that have been updated this month, so they should have plenty of words and regular updates. Edit: I'm sold on Feng Xia
This List Only Includes Male-Protagonist Stories: Harem, Reverse Harem, Corruption, and More
There are way too many yuri and gender-bender stories on Bilibili Comics. Worse, some male-lead harem stories even have yuri pairings. This list collects books that I personally think have sensible protagonists, reasonable plots, and no major problems.
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It's gotten a bit into the habit of books ending up as unused copies, like a thesis defense. And the author hasn't given any feedback whatsoever. Is it time to start a pre-appointment grave-sweeping for this book?
My own evaluation of this book
This is the author. Due to work, I haven't had time to check the comments section. I'm so happy to have checked it today. When no one was reading my book, I kept saying one thing: I'd rather be criticized and have my shortcomings pointed out than have no one to criticize me at all. After all, nothing is more heartbreaking than having no one read my work. I've read everyone's suggestions. This book definitely has its shortcomings because this is my first book to receive attention, and also my first truly serious harem novel (my previous doll-themed book was actually a failed experiment). Therefore, it's bound to be very immature...
Oh my God, the author hasn't updated for two days! Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare take such a long break. I swear, if he's as slow as Mr. Send next door, I wouldn't hesitate to poke his ass hard with my boot.
Based on the defense
Paying to read a dissertation defense, a riddle-solving deus ex machina, everything the protagonist does is meaningless, boring, off-putting, a waste of time.
This is a book where the protagonist is a simp.
1. Undoubtedly, the protagonist, under the guise of "avoiding an ending like Ao Bai," is fawning over the Empress. Despite his own immense power, he believes himself inadequate. 2. It's already stated that the protagonist wields absolute power, even entering the palace with a sword and shoes, yet the Empress dares to threaten him, "If... We'll fight to the death." Would a ruler of a nation utter such a statement? Would she dare risk overthrowing the monarchy and fighting to the death with the protagonist? Shouldn't "fight to the death" be the threat posed by a treacherous minister to a king? This is forced fawning. 3. The protagonist holds military power but cannot control his own forces, saying, "My army wasn't trained by me; they could betray me at any time." Is this what you call wielding absolute power? "Empire" here refers to the imperial court...
Problems with this book
It's obvious the author overestimated their abilities. Based on the existing chapters, the author intended to write a story of mortals plotting against gods for millennia. But I want to ask the author, did you not originally intend to write this? Did you initially only plan to write about the struggles within a feudal empire, perhaps adding some fantasy or magical elements? However, the book's success exceeded the author's expectations. Looking at the author's other books, this one's performance is significantly better, so the author became arrogant and wanted to achieve god-like status. I want to ask the author, did you force the main plot of fighting against the gods halfway through writing...?
Double-penetration is really boring.
The story was going so well until a deus ex machina happened, and everything about the male lead before became a joke—his military power, his strength, and even Lingyan. The more powerful he was in the beginning, the more pathetic he became later. And the emperor—in the beginning, she was portrayed as so considerate of the big picture, but then without investigation or evidence, she just wanted to kill Lingyan. The male lead didn't do anything; he just mobilized troops, strangled her, and she was gone. And he even had to thank the emperor for extending a helping hand to save his concubine. Ha!
How is the novel? Is it worth reading?