In my past life, I cut down the heavens with one sword. In this life, I just want to be a lazy layabout, growing flowers, tending plants, and pondering the truths of the universe.
Instead, from the start, I was saddled with a nominal fiancee labeled an "ugly, useless girl."
Fine. She's just another neighbor, as long as she doesn't disturb my daydreaming.
But things gradually started to feel off.
In public, my nominal fiancee is a pitiful, icy beauty who suffers endless bullying. In private, she clutches my outer robe and murmurs with a dark look in her eyes, "Ye Chen is mine. No one is taking him from me..."
The aloof Holy Maiden, who hates evil with a passion, only blushes in front of me, her "junior fellow disciple," and says I'm the only light in her Dao heart.
And the dreaded demonic enchantress cries in front of me, her "kindred spirit," saying I'm the only person in the world who understands her music.
Now, because of me, they have all gathered under one roof.
On the surface, they're as close as sisters, like one big happy family.
But the sword energy unleashed by their secret glares is about to level my courtyard!
They all seem to think the others are "love rivals" who need to be eliminated, yet they also think I'm a helpless mortal who can't even truss a chicken and needs their "protection"...
The author really didn't need to write all the female leads as feminine. One or two would be fine, but all of them is just too outrageous.
It's an invincible story, but the male lead is immediately dragged out the final boss in the early stages, causing him to suffer. It's a love triangle, but it's mostly the female lead who gets tormented. Why is it so painful to read?
It's very well-written. Although there are many critical comments in the comment section, I feel that among the male protagonist novels on Pineapple Bun, this one is already top-notch.
The saintess is quite something; she seems indifferent on the surface but actually values things more than anyone else.
People are always rebellious. Among a group of normal people, they'll wonder how the feminine will behave; while among a group of feminine will wonder what would happen if there were a normal person among them.
Can you recommend similar books?
Male lead, have you finally figured it out? 😭😭😭
It's a bit of a stretch. The male lead has absolutely no emotional intelligence, his IQ isn't much better, and he's practically useless in terms of ability. No matter how you look at it, this isn't an invincible story; he's either getting frustrated or on his way to getting frustrated.
The male lead is a pure, untainted immortal, utterly without desires or wants 😂 However, I'm really curious about what happens next, and I hope it doesn't turn into a story that tortures the female lead 😇
I'll let it rest for a while; I've become less and less fond of the male lead's character since it was released.