The Empress Arranged Odette's Marriage, but the System Insists I'm a Liyue Spy

The author writes quite well, but the protagonist's indigenous background feels like more of a disadvantage than an advantage. First, it naturally reduces the sense of immersion, and second, using tropes that only modern people would understand feels jarring. For example, the scene where the protagonist becomes Sandonne's apprentice, where Sandonne uses job titles, and the protagonist internally criticizes the mulberry plant—this would be normal for a transmigrated protagonist, but with an indigenous protagonist, it feels like a disorientation across different worldviews.

Current foreshadowing 1. The protagonist has memory problems. 2. The protagonist possesses the Star Wedge, which means the protagonist has died once. 3. The protagonist has a system. A bold guess. The protagonist is an Adventor who dies, is spewed out of the ley lines, is given false memories by the world, and falls into the Divine Plan. The protagonist is currently a combination of dead and alive.

It feels very real, when will we have sex?

What does the main character look like? Is he Russian or Han Chinese?

Odette's decision to start with champagne honestly fixed the route at the winter solstice. Otherwise, if she had been paired with Columbia, they could have unlocked the moon route, embracing each other on a desolate planet, with only each other by their side.

I have a feeling that you, author, have really projected yourself into the male lead's character; it's a bit too strong! #(Funny)

It's very romantic, but where's the undercover agent? I suggest changing the title. The system is not a necessary element within the narrative framework; its value and significance are unclear within the power system; and its existence and significance are unclear within the narrative structure. In summary, this is not a systematic novel, not a palace intrigue novel, and not a strategy novel; it is actually a fan-made sweet novel.

I feel that the protagonist is unaware of the plot and should be an indigenous person, but he also occasionally seems to be a modern person. I reasonably suspect that the protagonist's parents might be time travelers, and that the system might have been left to the protagonist by them.

October 15th arrived quickly, the same day as the final battle between the Holy Beast and the Slime. The clash between the strongest Primal Demon in history and the strongest Primal Demon in modern times officially began. Sacred Beast: To avoid any misunderstandings, I must tell you first that you are the challenger in this battle. Everyone favored the Holy Beast, believing that the strongest in the modern world was a sure winner. Facing the crowd's expectations, the Holy Beast softly spoke: "I will win." The decisive battle has begun. In the forty seconds before the overload was activated, the canyon echoed once more with the chanting of the Holy Beast: "Lightning," "Flame," "Vultures Pouncing on Fire," "Scorpions Electrocuted." At that moment, the "Devouring Energy Block" and "Demon God Remnants" overlapped in the arena. The slime knew it had no chance to stop the birth of "Undead." Unrestricted "Elemental Energy" erupted like a nuclear explosion, sending a towering beam of light into the sky. The area where the slime stood was utterly destroyed, leaving behind a massive crater. Slimes, symbolizing the essence of the elements, vanished in droves across the field. The immune slimes, desperately protecting themselves, leaned helplessly against the ruined buildings. At this point, the slimes' total health was far lower than that of the Holy Beast. The Holy Beast also suffered from the Overload attack, but thanks to its resistance, the damage it absorbed was greatly reduced. With 7 seconds left in overtime, the Holy Beast held a huge advantage—that is to say, yes, the Holy Beast won. The strongest victory is etched in the arena! "What? It's percentage damage!" In an instant, a Holy Beast crashed to the ground, and the half-health Holy Beast was left with only a sliver of health. At the same time, only one slime remained on the field. "Go for it, Saint Beast Teacher!" The gamblers in the audience were overjoyed. However, the pre-cast animation speed of the Holy Beast is ultimately not as fast as that of the Slime. The strongest modern-day Holy Beast fell before the strongest slime in history. The entire room fell silent. The sacred beast lay amidst the rubble, its aura slowly dissipating. "I'm so sorry I couldn't satisfy Lord Slime."

In an era where online novels are rife with system and time-travel elements, finding a story with a simple, ordinary indigenous male protagonist feels like an oasis in the desert. #(Crying) Although the author provided a power-up, it seems to be a flaw so far, as it's almost useless. It would have been better to just write it as the strength that the protagonist himself has accumulated. The pacing is really comfortable, one thing after another: getting the marriage certificate, moving, housewarming party, meeting the parents. I hope the author can maintain this pace, and that each event is interconnected.