I'm Done For, Surrounded by the Beasts I Raised

I liked the beginning, but I disliked it more and more as I read on. Anyone who's played games knows that you can't find the optimal solution for skill point allocation or equipment on the first try; it takes countless attempts by countless people. This is the female lead's biggest advantage, but it becomes less and less obvious later on. The game introduces evolutionary paths she's unaware of, like the blind men and the elephant – how can she possibly succeed on the first try? And what about perfect evolution? It just doesn't make sense. I don't know where the female lead gets her confidence that she can succeed in one go.

The author's sexual repression is...

Where did the rabbit go now?

I've reached Chapter 4, and it really is true that emperors are everywhere, and monarchs are worse than dogs now. #(Laughing and crying)

It's great! These yuri (lesbian) novels and pure female-centric stories are truly exciting. It's excellent because they're all female and there are no major issues. As for those who say it's too lewd, that just means you don't understand what's exciting.

Finally, didn't Silver Dragon, Tearful Celestial Maiden, and Celestial Maiden enter the harem? It seems White Lotus and the Desireless Saintess from the other side weren't included either.

I haven't read it. What's this book about? Is it about life insurance, or is it about a female protagonist and a male beast?

Look at 🐇rabbit...🐇 Author's books have a kind of one-shot beauty.

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I want to see what happens next in the story of Gong Lianyue and Lian Xing! #(Laughing) Can you make a new book about them? #(Shy)