Reborn as a Foolish Young Master, I Turn the Tables with My Harem

Life boils down to three words: money, power, and sex. How can someone who doesn't touch any of those things claim to be a modern person transported to the past? Moreover, their intelligence is inferior to that of the ancients. Perhaps the author is young and ignorant of society.

When will Chapter Two begin?

It's very well written. A time-traveling protagonist should be like this—no cheat codes, progressing step by step, not showing off their abilities. The society depicted is also very realistic; human life is cheap. It's just that it's a novel, so some evils can't be exaggerated, but it aligns with human nature. I hope the author continues writing.

It was so well-written, how did it just disappear?!

Choosing this name is practically a recipe for being a gigolo, unable to even protect a woman. 6

It's one thing for the protagonist to be frustrated by time travel, but if the whole story is just about driving and abusing women, isn't that a bit of a problem?

This is my first time giving a bad review, and even after many days, I still feel disgusted. Tragedy can be crafted with artistry; it doesn't need to focus so much on the romantic relationships. Imagine the protagonist, a time traveler with thousands of years of historical knowledge, who does nothing but sleep and forge iron when nothing's wrong, and when trouble comes, he makes the female…

That's it? There's a whole bunch of promises to come. This can't be fair.

This is awful. I don't like this kind of book. Male-oriented novels should just stop with this. Why write about several women being repeatedly tortured for the protagonist? What's the protagonist's purpose in transmigrating? To be a good son? To watch his women get gang-raped? Speechless.

This book is a history of women's blood and tears.