Long Night's Simulation: Even the Backstory March 7th Made Up Is True

March ♫ March♪ Every morning when you wake up♫ March ♫ March♪ There's a role waiting ♫ It's so cute to turn into a fool ♫ Becoming the Great Lord of Annihilation isn't very cool♫ #(Funny)#(Funny)#(Funny)

Just reading this synopsis makes me eagerly anticipate the delightful expression on March 7th's face when she discovers that both Changyeyue and "Changyeyue" are dedicated to turning her fabricated essays into reality. #(Laughs)

Interesting. March 7th, having gained the memories of a transmigrator, believes himself to be Chang Yueye, and the new personality he develops is still March 7th, perfectly avoiding the pitfalls of his past life. The protagonist isn't an outsider, but he's not exactly a local either; he doesn't have to fill any of the identity gaps. That's so satisfying!

If we consider the story of the book's protagonist, Night Moon, as the future March 7th, then the field contains the past March 7th, the future March 7th, and another March 7th. The past and future versions are far stronger than the present one. March 7th, I never expected you to be a Motor Lizard!

We love you dearly, little goose! 3.0 Suspicious hitchhikers lure the Star Train to unknown territories. 3.1 The oblivious office worker, Yiting, only realized something was seriously wrong when she saw her boss. 3.2 A foolish card-playing woman's quick thinking led to disastrous consequences for the train crew. 3.3 The woman who always manages to make a move always seems to encounter someone she can't afford to mess with. 3.4 The mastermind behind raids, Black Swan, seems to have uncovered a grand conspiracy of destruction. 3.5 The Black Swan, a champion of justice, fights against the forces of Yi Ting. 3.6 The Black Swan event, orchestrated by a pioneer, risked its life to save me from dire straits. 3.7 The Great Memoryr, the Black Swan Lady, Guides the Way to the Future

Fast forward to Nanuk's strictest mother, Nagayoshi, versus Dr. Mikoto's strictest father, Zandal, Ichi, and Kuwahara.

Storage: March 7 Memory: The Long Night Destruction: The Long Night Moon Wisdom: Thirty-seven Equilibrium: Short Day Hunting: July Homophone: March Breeding: Tasting the Night Moon Nothingness: New Moon Joy: March Abundance: Autumn Harvest Month The End: The Seventh Day After Death Order: March 7th #(humorous)

I've realized the problem that's bothering me: the underlying logic behind all these clones is that the author is creating original harem characters. The original characters, March 7th and Long Night Moon, are gradually being marginalized and relegated to the sidelines. #(Blue and sad)

The initial three-person mutual affection storyline was great, but the subsequent appearance of multiple "March" characters was really confusing; it felt like a pure clone harem.

Can a book that starts writing so soon after a character's debut really keep updating? I have a feeling even the outline is in jeopardy.