Even when it comes to the female lead, he will prioritize his own interests.
Driven by self-interest, he married one woman after another.
Although I didn't touch it—this is also the most speechless part of old-fashioned romance novels.
A man living in ancient times, a powerful man born and raised in the past.
Would he remain chaste for a woman?
If someone can remain chaste, how could they possibly do such a thing for the sake of power?
For women in ancient times, a man who married you but never touched you was probably more like an enemy!
In short, all the old stories were tragic.
Aside from being handsome and domineering, the male lead has absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever compared to other male leads in historical romance novels.
Not to mention, now this man is looking for trouble with her.
Hua Rong would be a saint if she could like her.
And the female lead—
Hua Rong was truly speechless.
Despite being a special forces soldier, she always finds herself in danger and needs the male protagonist to save her.
I can understand that the author wanted the male and female leads to interact and for the romance to develop.
But this really makes special forces look bad.
Don't portray special forces soldiers as so pathetic.
What Hua Rong found most unacceptable was that the male and female protagonists were able to conquer the world in the end, purely because the female protagonist invented modern firearms!
Corpses lay strewn across the fields, blood flowed like rivers, and the land was ravaged.
In the end, Hua Rong glanced at the scene—Zhao Xuan dismissed Jiang Rong's harem, choosing only one from among many.
The main reason Hua Rong abandoned the book was that the two main characters were too unlikable.
Of course, it's also related to the fact that the original owner had too few scenes and a tragic ending.
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