After transmigrating as a villain, I was about to become the protagonist's stepping stone. Luckily, giving away opportunities earns me critical compensation, and the more outstanding the recipient, the higher the multiplier.
So Su Che turned his attention to all the heroines.
But why wouldn't they accept his gifts?
With no other choice, Su Che set some conditions: the aloof Empress had to meow like a cat, the gorgeous enchantress had to dance provocatively, the fairy sisters had to play maids, the icy Sect Master had to warm his feet, and the cat demon Empress had to let him stroke her tail.
Whether they did it or not didn't matter. He just needed them to accept.
You successfully gave away a phoenix bloodline, triggering a thousandfold critical compensation. You received the pure blood of a True Phoenix, a thousand years old.
As Su Che was blissfully enjoying the critical reward, he failed to notice the heroines' gazes growing more and more dangerous.
Isn't this a bit too much of a farce? Meowing like a cat and dancing the "Gokuraku Jodo" dance—it doesn't quite fit the Empress's character. It feels like this character is just a character design; her personality is like a little girl's.
The plot is mediocre, it's a mindless wish-fulfillment story, and the writing style needs improvement.
The plot is a very clichéd invincible protagonist story, but the writing is really immature, and the logic... Well, it's the logic of a mindless novel. I've read up to chapter 21 so far, and it's not that I don't want to read more... I just can't keep going. The female lead's self-conquest is too absurd. She said she wanted to rely on herself, but was the author trying to show off her independent and self-reliant character? To be honest, I didn't see it. The female lead gives me the impression that anyone could be her. The reborn empress persona is just something randomly attached; it's not entirely unrelated to the plot, but it's definitely useless. And while I don't object to using requirements like learning to meow as a way to advance the plot and clarify the logic, at least...
Don't be fooled, the male lead is a virgin, and he has a harem full of ambiguous relationships (wings tied in knots).
After seeing so much fan service, I'm no longer interested; I've lost the desire to continue watching and just skip around.
This writing style is definitely not that of a novice; it's more like that of a professional online novelist.
Is this a yuri (lesbian) story?
It's a standard harem wish-fulfillment novel, with no major flaws so far. It's very relaxing and entertaining to read without needing to think too much, and the writing is quite good; hopefully, it will continue.
It gives me a sense of déjà vu, like going back to the world of tomatoes.
They even deleted my comment? Looks like I was right.
The fight scenes are mindless and invincible (no matter how many or how strong the opponents are, the protagonist just sweeps them all away), which is quite enjoyable to watch. However, after seeing too many fan service scenes, it gets a bit boring, and you might even want to skip them.