Transmigrated as Cannon Fodder, So I Have to Conquer the Villain Boss

This author's books all start with novel settings and plot holes to grab attention. The early and middle stages rely on eroticism and a decent plot, but around 800,000 words, they start padding out, becoming a rambling, disjointed narrative without resolving plot holes, and then hastily conclude after a million words. It feels like mass production on an industrial assembly line. Anyway, avoid this one.

I looked at a few pictures, and no, the other main characters don't consummate their marriages because they're too small. Your wife is already 18, and you're still sleeping in separate rooms? That made me laugh.

I always felt that it was unnecessary to take in the three maids; they didn't have many scenes, and their character development wasn't as good as the three sisters.

The recent plot and pacing... Is it nearing its end? It seems to be a common problem with all three books: the endings are perfect, but something just feels missing. I can't quite put my finger on it. I've been following this book since the first one, and I guess this one is about to finish too. Sigh. The new book is Western fantasy, but I can't get into it. I hope that after finishing that Western fantasy book, the next one will be a traditional Chinese fantasy novel.

The male lead has practically become a human jackhammer. The plot itself isn't bad (it just lacks the gripping suspense of the beginning). Perhaps you could try different approaches, adding more storylines to enrich the relationships between the male lead and each of his harem members. You could check out He Xue...

Can the author please change this profile picture? It makes her look like a loli with a shaved samurai head.

Yay, I'm finally going to marry my sister-in-law. What follows is a journey of the sister-in-law kneeling and crying, and then Cao Tingwan seizing the initiative, turning her from an attacker into a submissive one.

Will the author still have loli characters?

I'm a long-time reader of this author, having followed their work since their first book, *The Enchantress*. I read every new book they release. The author excels at depicting the romance between the male and female leads, developing the female lead's character, and portraying their daily interactions. They have a unique style, often incorporating suggestive subplots while maintaining a smooth, sensual feel. However, I personally feel the author has a minor issue: the main plot is somewhat weak. Whether it's *The Enchantress* or this current book, the development of the main story and the characterization of the antagonists are somewhat underwhelming, which I find quite disappointing. It's like the dialogue is excellent, but the action scenes...

The last one felt the same way, like it was about to end. It always felt like it started strong but ended weak. I'm reading your new book too, please don't let it be like that. In every book, the plot progresses too fast in the later parts, even though there are still some plot points to develop.