As a model-faced person, I originally wanted to rely on my strength to dominate the world of immortality, but as a result, all the beauties in the world were very fond of me - junior sisters, senior sisters, masters, fairies, saints, elders, and sect masters. They all came to my doorstep before I even finished the strategy.
What's even more outrageous is that there's a yandere hidden among them, who wants to tie me up completely. I hate people who judge their feelings based on their faces, but what can I do in the face of this group of people with incredible strength? I had no choice but to accept them all reluctantly out of embarrassment.
Decisive killing + no frustration + system + multiple female protagonists + clear goals + invincibility
Reader comments
I have been reading novels for many years. Some people just like them to be enjoyable. But if you read too many novels, what does it mean to enjoy them? There will undoubtedly be a huge gap when you return to reality.
People can only change their mentality first and then themselves, and the same is true for the novels I write.
I am too lazy to write more about the relationship between men and women, it is very boring.
Because no relationship lasts long now. Only a relationship that is accommodating to one party will last long and will stand the test of time. But people only have themselves and will not betray themselves, and they must have the worst mentality in everything they do.
There is no such thing as happiness. Only an experience of ups and downs can make a person alive.
For the first 56 chapters of my book, I kept the harem normally.
Only after Chapter 56 can the protagonist understand the so-called true self and awaken to certain adventures.
I don't want the essence of the protagonist's strength to depend entirely on the system's strategy +1, strategy +1. I mainly write about the protagonist's process of enlightenment so that he can truly understand the avenue. So in the early stage, it was the harem. The protagonist was extremely dependent on the system, so failure seemed silly. But after Chapter 58, I started writing in my own style.
Fortunately, the male protagonist has no ability, no brains, and no moral character. He is just a gangster. It wouldn't survive more than two chapters in other works.
I have been reading novels for many years. Some people just like them to be enjoyable. But if you read too many novels, what does it mean to enjoy them? There will undoubtedly be a huge gap when you return to reality. People can only change their mentality first and then themselves, and the same is true for the novels I write. I am too lazy to write more about the relationship between men and women, it is very boring. Because no relationship lasts long now. Only a relationship that is accommodating to one party will last long and will stand the test of time. But people only have themselves and will not betray themselves, and they must have the worst mentality in everything they do. There is no such thing as happiness. Only an experience of ups and downs can make a person alive. For the first 56 chapters of my book, I kept the harem normally. Only after Chapter 56 can the protagonist understand the so-called true self and awaken to certain adventures. I don't want the essence of the protagonist's strength to depend entirely on the system's strategy +1, strategy +1. I mainly write about the protagonist's process of enlightenment so that he can truly understand the avenue. So in the early stage, it was the harem. The protagonist was extremely dependent on the system, so failure seemed silly. But after Chapter 58, I started writing in my own style.
Fortunately, the male protagonist has no ability, no brains, and no moral character. He is just a gangster. It wouldn't survive more than two chapters in other works.