The Hidden World, But with Pure Love

Today, out of curiosity, I searched for the original text of "The Record of the Goddess Qiongming." To be honest, I didn't feel anything. This author is truly despicable; his mind is completely unhealthy. He's always fantasizing and loves to indulge in wishful thinking. I could tell he wanted to create a very sad and incomplete feeling. A bunch of women, regardless of their cultivation level, are all forced to be controlled. It's like the characters in the story are being controlled by their "second brother" (a euphemism for a male concubine). And he even wrote that the protagonist is single-mindedly devoted to the Dao, but then he heals his leg (a metaphor for a character's weakness), deliberately making the protagonist pick up secondhand items, even pulling you along so you think he's the primary one. The author then throws in a plot where the protagonist is fighting outside, only to have their home raided. If the author truly enjoys this kind of plot, then why the contract-controlled behavior and the constant self-delusion of imagining himself as a supporting character? That's just ridiculous. Or maybe this guy is simply enjoying the feeling, full of bad habits, and writing this kind of story probably makes him incredibly excited. What can I say? I saw some idiots say there's a kind of bittersweet beauty in it. "I'm beautiful, my ass! I wish you a lifetime of beauty!"—Maybe that's a reward for him. How could such a bizarre plot exist? My first thought after reading it was, "Has this idiot author ever been rejected in real life?" And that protagonist—I just want to bury him and the author together!

Out of curiosity, I checked out the original work. Actually, everyone shouldn't be so malicious; at least it clearly stated from the beginning that it was a green (green) story. Those who went in and came out cursing are simply lacking in resolve. It's much better than those garbage books that seem like light novels but suddenly throw up a mouthful of shit.

Why are so many people going to dig up the original version to find Shichi? Please, please, stop using Akaishi! #(Laughs)

You guys are all geniuses. Even if I were to watch this, I wouldn't be able to watch it if I heard the plot was disgusting. How could you guys possibly watch it? Also, is this the protagonist who gets to eat the fastest in the hedgehog cat series?

I've read up to chapter 109, and I don't know why, but it feels like the so-called future from the original work is mentioned so much. Hasn't it already changed or is changing now? It's not about the "don't kill at birth" principle, but this writing style feels a bit off. This is supposed to be a lighthearted, enjoyable story, but the frequent mentions of the so-called future are making it less satisfying.

The main character has too many concubines now, making it difficult to develop many of them. Although they are all fanfictions of the Imperial Uncle, not everyone has read all of his works. Furthermore, new fairies will continue to join, creating a vicious cycle. I express my concern. #(Blue and sad) The more fairies you collect, the more fairies you don't get enough screen time to develop; the fewer fairies you can develop, the fewer fairies you collect. The more fairies you collect, the fewer fairies you have. #(Dizzy)

There's no need to keep writing about how miserable the female lead was in her original world. Just mentioning it briefly is enough. Writing too much about it is just nauseating.

Looking at the table of contents, the author is quite something to have read so many fairy tales of this type and still be able to pay attention to the plot. Their mental fortitude is truly remarkable.

The author is something else! It's this completely brainless female protagonist with her bizarre thought process that makes me always consider female characters in NTR (Netorare) fiction as mere window dressing.

How many novels appeared? Several novels have appeared in the story so far. I want to read the original work.