I’m a Villainous Rich Brat, So I Really Don’t Want the Heroine Chasing After Me

Hehe, Chapter 771, Volume 5, Chapter 140, finally the male lead and the little maid had their first time together. I've been waiting for this since the beginning. (PS: I have to say, the male lead has really good self-control. He has five girlfriends in the medieval setting and doesn't sleep with any of them. His views are comparable to those of my elders.) I read for several days in a row and finally saw this plot in the middle of the night. Rem! If you want to see it, just skip to here.

After reading a few chapters, it's clearly a bull-themed story.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a clichéd (or rather, authentic) isekai light novel. One dungeon, one girl, one boss, level up, unleash your ultimate, then just give up. It's all considered classic, even clichéd, but honestly, I feel like I haven't read that many, just heard a lot. Many authors in recent years have tried to innovate, but they haven't been able to control it; the plot and emotional arcs fall apart, the logic is flawed, and some even abandon the story (I can't predict whether this book will be abandoned, but the previous ones were generally fine). Moreover, the author didn't drag things out or add filler; the misunderstanding with the princess and the separation from the elves were each explained in roughly one chapter...

Actually, it's really badly written... The book is definitely not very good.

Also, wishing everyone a Happy New Year!

Chapter 3 was truly disgusting. I can understand that this is a harem novel, and some plot points are needed to expand the harem, but the protagonist is just too obsessive. He says that the princess and the elf are enough, but then he fawns over them like a sheep. After being injured, he becomes even more obnoxious, showing no concern for the two already in a relationship, only giving the maid a perfunctory meeting, and then eloping with his senior without saying a word? And the real trouble is yet to come. He keeps saying no, but then accepts her as soon as she confesses? And then he goes on and on about their beautiful memories, getting all smitten over a coffee with sugar? Wasn't everything else just because of him...?

Chapter One is discouraging; the female lead before her soul transmigration was raped, which is no different from being cuckolded, even more disgusting than being taken advantage of.

It's been pushed up on Twitter, and I'm adding an extra chapter today, which hasn't been common in a while. There will be an extra chapter tomorrow!

The cover has changed! When I first started writing the book, AI was all the rage, and I wanted to design my own cover, but I was never satisfied with anything I did. Later I tried to commission articles myself, but I failed to reach the required level and ended up being a jerk, which is why it's been delayed until now.

Having read about half of the three volumes, I feel that the author's portrayal of Alice's so-called conscious transformation is similar to that of the author of "My Fairy Fellow Daoist." To create a satisfying contrast later in the story (those last few tens or hundreds of thousands of words), the author deliberately interspersed numerous scenes of Alice suffering setbacks as foreshadowing. But doesn't using so much detail to depict Alice as so humble make the male protagonist seem too inferior?