Other people transmigrate with a protagonist's halo, an invincible System, and the power to conquer the Three Realms. Surrounded by all kinds of lovely fairy maidens, they live a carefree life.
But when the everyday transmigration trope descends upon Ye Junze, all he gets is a heart full of frustration and complaints.
That's right. Unlike everyone else, after transmigrating, he's nothing more than one of the many lackeys serving a female demon.
He's utterly unremarkable and low in status, but this playboy came from the twenty-first century. What has he got to fear in this otherworld?
Justice? There is no such thing. Throwing his weight around and living it up, what couldn't he have as long as he clung to the female demon's coattails?
Cultivation? Why toil away at it? As long as he keeps the female demon happy, what miraculous pills couldn't he get?
If you're bold enough in your games, even a toad can sleep with a frog. As The Outcast, he can hold power over everyone but one, and have all the money he wants. Why wouldn't he enjoy it?
To be honest, your writing is quite perverted. Although I am not a pervert, I do feel perverted! According to your thinking, indeed, maybe it is just a dream. After all, how can there be so many opportunities to travel through time? Some are just endless sadness and the pain of recognizing reality! Fortunately, when I woke up, I still had my family and friends with me, so it wasn't considered bad. They were just ordinary people. How could there be so many people who had lost both their parents and had been begging for more than ten years? This article is really well written. Although I don't know why Tomato has so many short novels, the themes are actually good and can be written as a long-term story. However, don't force it if you don't want to. After all, I'm not yours, so what else can I force you to do? In the end, this ending can be considered the most realistic, after all, we are all ordinary people! Okay, last but not least, brothers, see you soon!
This book It's well written, but it's a pity
It's a pity that I haven't finished the story yet.
How come no one reads such a beautiful book?