HaroldGarden

Having read for >200 chapters, I think this book is more like a romance. Of course there's fighting and training scenes but I mostly skim through them. There's quite a lot of the interactions with women the mc has (as it said from the title), though I see mostly the character development of the fmls, rather than the mc himself. He's only unique because he's the mc and has the power of ether (I guess). His personality is quite boring to me at least despite having a few growth in mentality. Though the world-buliding, as another rating said, is quite dull, slow-paced and even some crucial details (I think) are ignored for many chapters, most fmls are quite developed, especially Ravene and Charlotte (I'm obsessed with her), which is also the bright thing about this novel.

This book is a GEM. I got hooked just by reading the synopsis and read all the free chapters. I love the main character as well as others, so well-written. The writing is gold, mesmerized readers and made them longing for more. This book would be a great choice after a long day, you can be chill and your brain won't feel like it useless.

Some chapters miss quite a lot of context, and some just feel like the author rewrite the chapter but forget to delete the previous ones, there are even a few chapters which about punishing Serelith but turns out to be mostly meaningless words, one of the worst s.x chapters I have ever read. Those chapters about ants are good though.