A Journey to Immortality That Begins with Marriage

The introduction seems to echo a line from Pride and Prejudice: "It is a universally acknowledged theorem that every wealthy bachelor must have a wife."

To be honest, this book might not have catered to a niche audience like my previous ones, or explicitly used bad women as a natural filter, which attracted a wider audience and generated various unnecessary fantasies. This was my mistake, and I should have mentioned it at the beginning. I'm really sorry. I haven't explored the virgin wife archetype in my recent books, and I won't in this one either, so none of the wife characters in this book are virgins... Actually, as I was typing this, I was thinking, "Ah, does this kind of thing even need to be explained?" But perhaps the trend of the internet has changed once again? In any case, people's preferences are all different and should be understood, respected and tolerated. If you are a reader who is sensitive to this, please stop here. The Internet is vast enough to accommodate us all.

The book is good, but it focuses too much on football. I have someone I particularly dislike, and seeing football reminds me of his disgusting personality.

Let me address the questions in the comments section. 1° What is the definition of niche XP? It's hard to say. If an attribute is applied to a background character or a villain, does that attribute count as XP? If you count, there are quite a few of these elements, such as the background of the Jijin Dynasty, which already involves transsexuality and marriage.

This book should be easier to understand than the previous two, so why are your grades so bad?

The description is arrogant.

I was really looking forward to the intricate family drama that followed this book, but unfortunately, I was so disgusted by the hedgehog cat that I had to resort to procrastination! During the Phantom Spirit incident, I was thinking of using up the remaining 6,000 cat coins in my account and running away, but this time the official double standards are simply unbearable. I don't even want to contribute to their daily active users anymore; I'll just transfer the remaining balance to Chicken Dinner and be done with it. I wish Chicken Dinner all the best, and may we meet again someday.

#(You know what I mean) New book support. I'm so confused why H-Ji never promotes anything. I had to find this on my bookshelf.

Sigh, the author is actually quite to my liking, but I just can't stand all the ridiculous things this site does anymore, I don't want to spend any more money on it... I guess I'll have to give up #(crying)

Having not read the author's previous books, this one has a very unique and captivating feel to it.