It Turns Out, They Are the Protagonists Chapter 112 Discussion

It's not great, or particularly good. Other reviews claim it to be similar to Keyboard Immortal and that might be true to a certain extent, but a better description is "Harem Simulator".

It's really just about a guy who isn't satisfied with having one wife, trying to juggle 5, 6, 7 girls while keeping his "behind the scenes" affairs with them a secret.

There's not a good reason as to why, either, other than his special physique can "level up" the women he's intimate with.

The MC is pretty smart and fairly charismatic, but to me, the Xianxia elements just degrade the quality of the novel.

There's basically no fighting involved (up to chapter 100) and the MC hardly utilizes his "special physique" with anyone but the FL. Even then, her cultivation means basically nothing. The Xianxia elements are really just a way to make the MC more useful than he really is.

The World Building is pretty atrocious because of that as none of it matters. The plot is basically non-existent. We don't even know what the MC is trying to achieve. He doesn't really care for power or love. He already has a wife who will spend 24/7 with him in the bedroom. There's no overarching enemy. For some reason, he joins a Sect...

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Honestly, that killed it for me.

Before, we were only focusing on him and the female leads, along with the problems that came with it. That was some good'ol brainless fun. He could face slap a few people, sweet talk the beauties while slowly seducing them, and watch as the women get more powerful to defend him... but now that he's in a Sect, we learn that the higher-ups of the world just want to use him as a pawn.

They know exactly what he's thinking, what he'll do, and more. There are more young masters. More random schemes. Unkillable protagonists. Basically, everything other than what makes the novel good. It just leaves you asking "Why even do this?"

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If you like the first 50 chapters, you'll probably enjoy the rest but don't expect too much. I'd only read it if you're particularly interested in this genre and style.