I, the Villain, Raised the Loser into a Corrupted Boss

Disliking the Four Loves (a reference to the Four Loves of the Qing Dynasty) equates to being a "Qing Dynasty remnant" or "feudal dregs"... The book's fans are quite extreme.

A heads-up for new readers: this book contains content even more disturbing than NTR (Netorare). The author includes scenes of four kinds of love (the kind where the woman sleeps with the man). This book is featured on my homepage again, so I'm warning new readers to avoid it.

Sure, and the crystals have been reported. I'm warning you, I'll repost it every time it's deleted. Be careful, Four Loves!

You can drop this book from here on out. Ignoring the sudden landmine of the "Four Loves" plot (don't mention any foreshadowing earlier; the only possible interpretation is the strong-willed aspect), the plot itself is terrible. I don't understand it; the beginning was quite good, and I really liked the climax of the witch arc. It gets increasingly strange later on, as if the three corrupted characters are just background characters. The novel becomes solely about the male and female leads, with everything else just tasks. It's a serious mess. A reader commented that the author wrote about his fantasy of living with his "white moonlight" (idealized female character). I think there's some truth to that. Harem, harem... Even a novice knows that besides the main harem in this volume...

Since I couldn't stand reading the comments section, I'll just say a word to newcomers who haven't read it yet: the book is actually quite good. What you're seeing now is the revised version with the problematic parts removed, and it's not as extreme as some of the comments make it out to be. Of course, if you still mind, you're free to not read it, since you're spending your own money and time. But there's no need to leave a bad review before you go.

If you like to write nonsense, you deserve to be criticized. The descriptions became stiff from the beginning until the part about S, but I didn't say anything and continued reading until the part about escaping the maid. At most, the male lead just looked a little tired, exhausted, and listless. If you add four loves, wouldn't that just ruin his image?

Among works published around the same time, this book is one of the best in terms of quality. The writing is good, the pacing is excellent, and the character development is also impressive. Each main character has a distinct personality. The only downsides are that there are too many similar works, and... It's essentially a formulaic story (although there's nothing inherently wrong with formulaic stories, there have been quite a few lately, which can easily lead to reader fatigue). However, it's just more comfortable to read than others. So far, there are no major flaws, and as long as it doesn't get delayed, it's sure to achieve good results (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ ).

Every time you wash, I'll scold you. Newcomers are advised to check out the comments section before deciding whether to read it. The free chapters were good, but the follow-up chapters were not. The problematic content has been removed, but it's unclear whether it will trigger a major event later. 2024.4.26 Looking forward to your deletion of the comment.

After reading the comments section, I'm really impressed! Why does it keep recommending Akaishi to the homepage every day?

The editor is trying very hard to salvage this; they've already removed the books from my bookshelf but still keep recommending them to me every day. So I have to post a new warning to caution new readers to be careful with this book.