Review Detail of Aeris_1357 in Heartwarming Aristocratic Marriage: Influential Master's Wife-Chasing Strategy

Initially, it’s a very interesting story. However it quickly becomes repetitive. The author has an odd habit of revealing the conclusion immediately after foreshadowing, cutting the joy of the journey in half. It’s like watching a tv show for the first time with that annoying person who has watched it before constantly telling you spoilers of stuff that was supposed to be revealed in the finale. Where’s the fun with no suspense or anticipation? After reading 400 chapters the author has introduced 4 different love lines, 1 main character pair, and 3 sub-character pairs. The problem is that all 4 pairings are actually the same pattern. A straight, innocent, virgin man of enormous status who typically rejects contact with women falls in love at first sight with a woman, but doesn’t realize it. The woman is similarly attracted but burdened by their past making them think of themselves as not worthy/rejecting love altogether. The man is persistent in his pursuit, wanting to protect the “weak” woman. The woman makes a show of strength proving that they’re feisty firecrackers who know how to fight back. The woman is seen by the man, and is immediately embarrassed that their ability to defend themselves was seen by their love interest (why this is shameful I will never understand). The man’s interest in the woman soars, and they go to excessive lengths to protect their woman without asking said woman if they want/need the help. The woman is touched and all their problems are solved because their man provides them safe harbor and enables the woman to treat their various antagonists atrociously without fear of backlash (which inevitably only earns the woman more enemies due to envy and jealousy). As the enemy power increases the different pairings band together alongside their super powerful family members to collectively crush their enemies into dust, ruining many lives (but they are all villians so of course they “deserve it”) while the protagonist’s only become more powerful and outstanding, earning them another wave of enemies. This wouldn’t bother me if it was just once or twice, but it’s every time. The worst part is that the other 2 love lines (there are still 2 male sub-characters whose significant others haven’t been revealed yet) are going to be the same. I know because the author’s spoiler habit has already said so. I was planning to at least read until the main character’s relationship was revealed, but I really can’t bring myself to do it. The author has already told me exactly what will happen once it comes to light and has even revealed what will happen in the future with the various pairings children, and some of the pairs, including the main couple, haven’t even reached that level of intimacy- but I already know when the main couple are going to have a child! I even know what gender the kid will be! And what the kid’s personality is going to be like! If spoilers don’t bother you, then it’s a fine read. If repetitive storylines don’t bother you, it’s a great read. But for me, it’s a “meh” read, and I’d rather spend my coins elsewhere.