I No Longer Long for the Giants of Light

Endless Shennong. Emerge!

[Plot Explanation] The main plot of this book is fighting monsters. Although there may be plots involving the male protagonist being drugged, raped, gang-raped, reversed, forced, underground, women fighting, fighting for a husband, chasing after a husband in a tragic way, losing a little pearl, and deep regret, the main plot of this book is still fighting monsters. Please refer to the attached images in Chapter 29 for details on the giants of light and monsters that will appear. The actions taken by some female characters in order to reflect the original setting are their personal actions and should not be attributed to the male protagonist or the author. This is hereby declared. Finally, I'd like to ask for your vote (bowing deeply).

It appears to be a large framework with multiple worldlines and parallel worlds. Chapter ? Features a middle-aged protagonist who is disillusioned and divorced, but he is not a loser. Instead, he has managed to balance saving the world and his family and love life for at least ten years—a unique case among all protagonists. Chapter Zero is about a protagonist climbing to the top of the warrior's ladder at O50. He's a fairly average and normal protagonist; his "I want to save the world" and other such things are just a hindrance. None of the other main characters ultimately saved the world because they couldn't defeat the ultimate darkness in the final battle. The current highlight is the chaotic battles centered around the protagonist, featuring various multi-timeline characters and forces from different timelines. The protagonist is determined to save the world.

Honestly, kids, without Ultraman, the Ultraman universe is a cesspool. It's full of monsters and demons, and almost all of them are bad people. Without Ultraman, that bunch of low-level civilizations are just waiting to be exploited and invaded.

Why do people like writing about Xiangzi so much? Leaving aside the one in the movie "Mother Hen Card", even the Xiangzi in "Go" isn't a good person. Is she really a succubus written into the character settings?

The Way of Balance

I'm a bit sentimental. I don't know how Xiangzi could lose in a contest of gravity, nor do I know how she could win in a contest of emotions—she never truly won, except perhaps for winning back Chuhua at the end. But Xiao Xiang is the character I've found most compelling in recent years.

(The author uses a reader's account to explain the plot)

List of Harem Gods and Gods as of Chapter 33

I don't care what you're all babbling about, I want to see Xiangzi drop little pearls! #(Funny)