They Are All My Save Files

It was originally just a minor issue involving a meme. If someone had offered suggestions, a polite approach would have sufficed and the issue resolved, or if a less polite approach was taken, it could have been ignored. Instead, people insisted on making a big fuss before finally addressing the issue. Then, self-proclaimed senior figures and those with depression started appearing. Who could stand watching this? Now the comments section is flooded with negative comments—is that even acceptable? #(Sweat)

A bunch of people are stirring up trouble, but none of them are addressing the real issues. I'll point out a real pitfall so everyone can avoid it. Why does this book seem to be getting shorter and shorter?

I never expected that a wing knot trope could be used in a harem novel. I've been reading this book for a while now, and I'm amazed that it includes this kind of humor.

Regarding the issue of the opening resembling a soul-transmigration plot, I wrote similar stories six and ten years ago, where the protagonist's true identity was revealed later in the story. In recent years, I've written two years as an indigenous person and three years as a transmigrator. When writing this book, I based it on past experience, designing the plot around the protagonist's identity as a major plot point (a million words) that would unfold later in the story. At first, the book did very poorly, and no one cared whether it was about soul transmigration or not, let alone mention it. I didn't think there was any problem either. Later, when the book did well and more people brought it up, I realized that I couldn't handle it that way in the early stages in this environment. That's why the beginning felt like a soul-transmigration. I know about the soul-transmigration problem too. Back when I was a tribulation cloud, I avoided this issue by not even giving him my penis before Xiu Li's nascent soul reshaped his body. That's about it.

The author was criticized for using the wing-tying trope, so I suggest revising it. Change the chapter about the little succubus to one where she's practicing abstinence for the male lead and becomes somewhat compassionate. If there's a convent or similar storyline later, you could let the succubus awaken a holy light spell. Succubus nuns, delicious! #(Saltedfish)

After watching for so long, I've noticed a major flaw. The labeling is misleading! It says "End of the Earth," but where is it? I haven't eaten anything from my sister, younger sister, or foster mother. Who's going to make up for the missing piece of family affection? #(Funny)

Are all the female leads in this book virgins? I won't read it if the bus is locked.

After looking at it, I can only say thank you for mentioning it, otherwise I really wouldn't have downloaded Shuke to watch for fun #(funny). But this second brother's personality is too similar to the runaway second brother's. To put it nicely, the old-fashioned writing style is still the same; to put it bluntly, it's time to keep up with the times. You've gone from a childish dream to an old dream. Give me a leader position, and write a good book. In Cyber ​​Witch Hunt, it's not that if you're really a witch, they'll burn you; it's that they think you're a witch, and that's why they'll burn you. Don't let others think that way; change it if necessary.

Elosa is a good girl

It was so enjoyable to read! The back-and-forth intellectual battles, plus the ability to give myself a little boost, made the combat incredibly satisfying! And the duo queue was so fast-paced, no dragging at all – so exciting! The only drawback was that I wish the protagonist had been reborn instead of transmigrated by soul; soul transmigration is still a bit hard to accept. Overall, a very enjoyable book.