Review Detail of Ultravioletx in Spirit Cultivation

Graphic harem cultivation novel that falls into the pitfalls that are typical of harems. Worldbuilding is, well, bad. "Having concubines is normal in this world, but he didn't have any as Mu Lan chased every single one away." CHP 20 When I first read that in the webnovel, it raised the questions; Why is it normal in this world to have concubines? How come, if it is so normal, there is a distinct lack so far of concubines, and sons and/or daughters of concubines? Having read much further, the people with concubines that are introduced are vilians to get killed while having an extremely high status in the world. Hardly common and blatantly manipulative. This, and various other exposition is used more as justification for something while not being implemented, and at times get contradicted. Furthermore, exposition given at times are irrelevant to the story as a whole. The lack of implementing worldbuilding hurts other elements of the story. For example, showing the protagonists interacting with families with concubines (chief among them should have been his own family he reincarnated into) for a period of time could have helped show why he switches his viewpoint into think harems are okay. Instead, well, he gets a new partner roughly 1 week after being seperated from the girl he was willing and indeed die for, in 2 weeks has a harem despite previously living in a society where monogamy was the norm and considered the right thing. The protagonist is bland and lacks agency, a byproduct of trying to throw as many women at him as possible while trying to absolve him of any blame of having multiple partners, as well as having him be a nice guy by fulfilling the goals and desires of the what will become harem members as the plot. The harem members have little depth. As per the norm in these types of stories, they are extremely beautiful, have high cultivation talent in their home area and/or high statuses, and their reason for wanting to join his harem is.....because he is nice. Seriouly, nice guys are so rare in this world that females that can essentially take their pick of partners while ensuring the man doesn't bring in concubines are willing to share a guy for that reason. It's to the point where any female that spends even the slightest amount of time with him wants him. The harem members interactions with him are more or less the same after joining the fold, with one exception. What it should have done is limit the amount of key harem members, give the key members vastly differing personalities, then put them in situations where these differences are highlighted so they at least seem different from each other. The plot is virtually nonexistent. It gives the protagonist goals with deadlines with very serious consequences. Despite this, the story focuses heavily on the protagonist getting harem members and having intercourse with them, to the point where at times it becomes questionable if he is even working towards goal or even cares. It goes without saying, the plot progresses at a snails pace. The grammer is okay. A few mistakes here and there, but overall readable with little issues. Overall, a story should be composed of different elements that have some sort of overall balance. This one doesn't. Not something worth reading unless you're really into harems with graphic intercourse scenes because there's not much else to it.