A Demonic Overlord Does One Good Deed a Day

Dear author, please reflect on your actions. Without your various forced explanations, forced idiocy, and deus ex machina, how many times would the main characters have died? Instead of being trapped in a desperate situation and then having the author's divine intervention to forcibly save them, why not just make the situation appear hopeless in the first place? Is it fun to constantly challenge the enemy's top-tier combat power? Is it fun to spend all your time wandering around the Demon King's castle and the final boss's hometown right after leaving the starting village? Constantly courting death, and then the author intervening to forcibly save them, creates a truly awful viewing experience.

Please stop asking in the comments section about new books. If there are any, I'll release them naturally. My main focus is writing male protagonist stories; yuri stories are just for fun.

Are there any new books?

Looking for the author's new book.

I'm so glad the author still remembers this book; it's like reuniting with an old friend, a peaceful and serene moment.

Is there a group for those who have subscribed to all chapters? I'm so sad about my three extra chapters! #(Crying)#(crying) Is there anyone here who can help?

It seems the book club group is gone. Are there any new ones? Qwq

I was planning to reread it in May, but I got delayed because of my studies. Later, when I had free time, I couldn't remember to read it. Now I have a new set of studies, so I'll leave volumes three, four, and five for later. However, I still find the last few chapters and their correspondence with some of the earlier chapters very interesting. This book is truly excellent in terms of plot development, detail design, and the distinct personalities of each female protagonist.

The emotions are delicate, and the visuals are strong and beautiful, but at times it is too riddle-like. I was quite confused about the Qinghe senior brother in the beginning, but the riddles and plot relationships in the later plot are handled very well, making you want to keep watching. Unlike the mainstream, this book has a sense of everyday flow, like real things, making it very suitable for people who have read countless books. It's great. I'm currently reading The World's Number One and I've noticed that the author has made great progress (Miss Wang's martial arts level is quite misleading; I initially thought Miss Wang was weak, but her writing style is actually like the paper in this book). I love it so much! I love it so much! #(Haha)#(haha)

Could someone kindly share the group number? My child wants to see the extra chapters. #(Shy)