Why Would You Provoke Her? She Really Is a Supernatural Being

It's a really good read, a very satisfying story, and not just mindless wish fulfillment. It retains the real family members you can empathize with. It's like raising a pet you don't like; you let them have their bad days so you can vent your frustrations, and occasionally you can tease them and make them happy. The female lead gives me a really satisfying feeling ੭ ᐕ)੭. It's just that there aren't enough chapters; I hope there will be more! QVQ ╭♡

So satisfying! Yeah, I just wish the awful family members would be gone sooner. There were no ambiguous scenes throughout the entire story; the female lead had a smooth ride, except for her family. We're currently in the second stage, but actually the third. I hope her hero identity at the spa is revealed soon.

The opening chapters were a bit boring, but the later chapters were quite enjoyable. It's also a rare novel where the protagonist is a mysterious figure. It feels like the author has become more skilled at writing as the story progresses. I really liked the Spring Blossom Town arc.

The book is quite good. In the first few chapters, the protagonist needs the approval of his family to gain power, which doesn't mean he lacks love. His original wife and family members are necessary supporting characters. Only those who haven't read carefully would think the protagonist lacks love. Also, the author is just updating slowly, and many details are still being added.

The protagonist's behavior is somewhat eerie and has a sinister feel, as does his style of doing things, but he does offer slight assistance to humans (not deliberately, more like casually helping out). Around the latest chapter, the story of the real and fake heiresses officially ends.

It's pretty good. There are basically no duplicate dungeons, and the storyline is quite novel. You might feel frustrated at the beginning, but it's very satisfying to torment your family members later on. The live stream chat wasn't very active, and there weren't any long arguments. The dungeon design is really good and worth watching.

It's really good, author, please don't give up! The characters are all very well-developed; at least so far, the protagonist's parents haven't been redeemed halfway through the story!

Firstly, there are occasional inconsistencies in the setting or plot. Secondly, it suffers from a common problem with books about national destiny—certain countries and certain individuals within the protagonist's country invariably and mindlessly vilify the protagonist. Aside from these issues, overall it's a pretty good book, and I will continue to follow it. I also hope the author's writing continues to improve.

It's quite enjoyable. The pacing between the story and reality is very comfortable for me. Some books have such long storylines that you have to go back to work right after reading them, which is exhausting. This one has a great pace and isn't tiring to read. But I've been wondering from the beginning. Aside from her bizarre identity, the female lead doesn't seem strange at all.

Overall, it's pretty good. However, the protagonist doesn't seem to have become more supernatural; instead, he's become an ordinary person with superpowers, lacking any sense of the bizarre or unsettling aspects. There are no side effects or influences associated with supernatural powers. Watching it felt like watching a supernatural city story.