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wowowubzu Also men usually get tired of the conquest when he finally stops chasing her because he was after the thrill of the chase and once that's gone he's just bored and will look for more challenges
Now I understand the logic behind harem stories... Especially harem cultivation stories. The male protagonist spends an entire arc fighting and almost dying for a woman, finally wins her heart and marries her, only to leave her behind and move to another world/realm/place in a new arc and then romances a new woman to add to his harem, because it's the thrill of getting a woman to fall for him (and she has to be some ultra-talented ice-cold beauty with jade skin from a legendary sect or a princess of a big family, otherwise it wouldn't be much of a challenge) that drives him. And the old wives are promptly forgotten.
No wonder a cultivation story of over 1,500 chapters and a dozen arcs always end up with protagonists marrying 15 different wives.