Help! Nobody Told Me the Mad Lord God Was a Hopeless Romantic!

This is a 1v1 story where both protagonists are virgins and experience their first love. Aside from a misunderstanding involving a thermos, there are no other major misunderstandings. Both are good at expressing themselves, and any misunderstandings are resolved very quickly, within a chapter.

Thoughts on reading novels with two male protagonists After reading [the title of the novel featuring two male protagonists], my heart was deeply moved. This novel unfolds like a beautiful scroll, slowly revealing a fantastical and deeply affectionate world.

The author's writing style is good, but the later small worlds almost all follow the same formula, which can easily become tedious. Undoubtedly, the main god's feelings for Xia Yu are strong; in every world, he falls in love with Xia Yu at first sight. After all, his love for Xia Yu is etched in his soul and won't change due to memory loss. Xia Yu also deeply loves the main god.

I almost didn't read it because of the title, but I accidentally clicked on it and found it to be incredibly good! Highly recommended!! Although the values ​​aren't exactly righteous, haha, it's a story of mutual devotion (just kidding), but the main character is truly lovable!

This is absolutely divine! It's so good, so crazy and hilarious, so satisfying! I was listening to the novel with headphones at work and my laughter was a little creepy. My boss kept staring at me, and I thought I looked great today, but when I was working, he said I looked like a pervert 🤦 I regretted it when I realized it was over 😜 I'm totally insane!

The further you read, the more tiring it becomes, mainly because they're all similar in style, especially the descriptions of returning to their spaces after each mission. However, there's not much to write about this unique aspect; I just wanted to point out the overlap. I rarely follow such long stories anymore. The author's settings for so many small worlds are quite rich, and it's alright. The romance is also a 1v1 with no angst; it's a fast-paced, love-struck story.

To be honest, it's quite good. I also have all of the author's other books on my bookshelf, and I've finished reading one of them, *The Way of Heaven*. I really enjoyed the content of all of them. Except for the world of slaves, which was a bit suffocating (maybe because I don't really like castles and rooms surrounded by plants). The others are all excellent! I especially love the story of the Miao Jiang senior. There are no side couples, all sweet, no angst, and no bad endings.

The writing is perfectly adequate, and the story in each dimension follows almost the same trajectory; it's fine to read one dimension when you're bored. It didn't appeal to me. In several different worlds, the protagonist kept imprisoning the other character without any emotional development.

This book is definitely the one that best suits my tastes. There's no amnesia, and no story of two people who clearly like each other but act out and can't be together. Compared to the forced relationship described in the synopsis, it's more about mutual pampering. The synopsis misled me a lot. I thought it was a purely forced love story.

It's so good! Every world is love at first sight, and there are no misunderstandings. But after each world ends, the feeling of regret is hard to shake off. Although the characters grow old together in every world, I still couldn't help but feel sad at the end. 😢😢😢