Lu Zhao, reborn into a matriarchal world, once had a rather disgraceful past.
Now he's in a new city and at a new university, and has found a beloved girlfriend.
He thought that shameful past would never cause him trouble, but on the day he was supposed to meet his girlfriend's mother, Lu Zhao felt as if the sky had fallen.
"You wouldn't want my daughter to find out what you used to do, would you?"
"Brother-in-law, guess what I found? A video of Mom and you together in the past!"
"Underclassman, that old woman stole you from me back then, but this time, I won't lose."
How did things end up like this...? For the first time, he'd found someone he liked, and a family he'd struggled so hard to find.
Two happy things should have made everything even happier, but why did it turn out like this...?
It suffers from the common problems of harem novels: poorly handled character relationships. It's very difficult for readers with normal values to enjoy. If you change the perspective and swap the genders of the male and female leads, it becomes a pure NTR (Netorare) story, but you can still read it without thinking. I specifically paid for this novel, and it's still readable. I hope it doesn't fall apart later on. Be kinder to the female lead; constantly lowering her intelligence isn't a sustainable solution.
This is a poorly written ending; it's not an open ending. A lot of things remain unresolved.
I regret spending the money, author. This isn't an open ending at all; it's a complete disaster. Suddenly she's a villain? I'd accept you calling her a cuckold, but what do you mean by "born villain"? What about Mei Zi? The senior's family situation wasn't explained clearly either. Zhao Rong is like a clown. Who are the seven people? You can't say Ling Chengxi and Ling Cang actually shared one husband, can you? All the women's emotional shifts are too absurd. How can they completely transform into different people because of one thing? What were you thinking with Yu Baiwei and Ling Cang? They inexplicably became shameless women. At first, I thought their character design was good, but later they all became villains… In conclusion, very…
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The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly conflicted. On one hand, he verbally rejects women's advances, yet on the other hand, he offers no resistance to any form of coercion. He claims to know his past actions are shameful, yet he continues his affair behind his girlfriend's back without any remorse. This isn't a case of being forced into infidelity; rather, the protagonist inherently wants to do it, and when someone forces him, he simply goes along with it.
A shockingly unfinished project
The more I looked, the angrier I became, saying that... Leaving aside the initial money-for-sex transaction, which was the protagonist's own decision, the subsequent emotional storylines are all about being forced. A good person is forced to become a gigolo by all the bad guys at gunpoint. Even a cornered dog will jump over the wall, but he won't. Having lived two lives, how can you be so weak as to not even have the ability to protect your own destiny? It really showed me the red temperature.
Bro, could you make it a little longer? I really enjoy reading it.
Isn't this male lead just a weak and ineffective character?
The characters' intelligence fluctuates somewhat.
The cover is Zanni.