Why does the lovestruck male supporting character in an R-rated novel always get a death scene? The clown mask stays on, Feng Aotian's harem is deep as the sea, and the female supporting character's cleaver is sharp and swift.
"No love, no confession, no gifts. That means I never acted like a lovesick puppy!"
The young mistress is on my adventure team? Kick her out! I'm a fellow court mage with the heroines? I'm leaving!
Hate born from love? How can they kill me when I never loved them?
"You kicked me out just so you could be alone with her, didn't you?"
Once the man leaves, the women turn on one another. Then the harem gathers, and Poseidon's fishpond is thrown into turmoil.
Who's the green tea, and who's secretly lying to win the male lead's favor? Green tea, don't run! Take this face-sitting move from your big sister!
(Male lead with a harem, no poison, no NTR, no yuri)
I haven't read this one yet, but I'd like to ask why some people like stories about characters who quit their teams (no offense intended). Personally, I feel that in these stories, the protagonist is inherently powerful, but why do they have to tolerate their teammates? If they're so capable, they should just switch teams and run away. Why do they have to be so subservient and act like a pushover? And then there's the whole whitewashing and girl-collecting thing—isn't that disgusting? Even if there are countless reasons to stab you in the back, do you really expect to forgive them with a little bit of sympathy? And that feeling of deep regret is disgusting. If you're going to die, just die already!
It feels a bit inexplicable that it was written.
Of all the books I've read, this one has the best male lead character of all. I'm really looking forward to the sequel where the female leads chase after him, enduring his torment while gradually winning him over. I hope this book becomes my favorite "chasing husband" novel ever! 😍 Hurry up and edit, baby, I'll send you ten iced cola drinks! 😍
Thanks, it feels like I've browsed through Tieba all over again.
These days, if there's a novel with a male lead, you subscribe first and then worry about the rest.
It is recommended to use dividing lines to separate scenes.
I love male protagonists who prioritize their own interests; it reminds me of the beloved "Immortal Venerable" from back in the day. It's a shame there aren't enough updates; author, hurry up and add more chapters! 😡
No way! I've been waiting for this for so long, and what are you writing?! The protagonist is constantly being suppressed to an epic level, always described as mid-level, and the adventure team members are constantly being kidnapped. What's your master doing?! The background is just for show? The strength is just for show? One minute he's getting beaten up by this person, the next he's getting beaten up by that person? And you keep writing suggestive content about the female lead being kidnapped. Author, what are you trying to do?
Lightning protection
I originally read this book just to see Xia chase after the male lead. The original female lead disappeared for most of the book, so seeing Xia chase after the male lead wouldn't have been a bad idea. But reading this far, I've been disgusted by it all. There are constant minor glitches, and even a few major plot holes. The male lead is like a slumbering corpse, constantly being hunted and arrested by the authorities. Is his teacher a fake? Is the family he befriended through goods a fake? The male lead's misery is bad enough, but what about the female lead? Doesn't she know any better than to avoid these kinds of plot holes? She's desperate for money and has to sell herself to a brothel? And then she has to delay rescuing her for days. Is she writing about the female lead being "trained" to satisfy her cuckold fetish? The male lead being arrested and abused is bad enough, but then she has to write a line about the female lead also being arrested—that's disgusting enough—and then she has to mention "she will suffer..."
Wow, it's a harem!