Divine Throne

Godly Work is a male-led fantasy novel about rivalry for supremacy. It has five defining traits: Godlike opponents, a trashy harem, conspiracies shrouded in mystery, a male lead as alluring as a demon, and an ending that's one giant cliffhanger. That's right. Although this novel was officially declared complete long ago, the ending its esteemed author left behind is an unrivaled pit of a cliffhanger: It depicts the ridiculous scenario of the [local world] on the verge of being invaded by [aliens], and... after the male lead races through and defeats the final Boss, he turns around to wage an all-out war against the [aliens] in an open-ended [True End]. The esteemed author hadn't even gotten around to having him bed all the assorted girls who were supposed to join his harem, #The harem-seeking male lead ends the story as a tiny, tiny bird. No matter how much he flies around, he never gets the chance to reach the heights of ecstasy.# Female fans: We love to see it. Yet the book once had a female supporting character like this: The male lead's biological (not really) little sister, a genuine (dimwitted) bitch who was used by the ultimate Boss until she was left with not a hair on her head, A godlike (lunatic) schemer, decked out with every sort of best-actor aura and martial-arts god gear, active in every corner of the plot, A sweet little (idiotic) [censored] who could stick her nose into anything, but somehow always turned sweet at the last moment, The one troublemaker whom both heroes and villains had wanted to kill at one point or another (and who was completely nuts), A poor, lovable, and utterly tragic soul. Little Princess Di Lü: Annoying. #Transmigrate into a book# #Both leads are each other's only ones# #The leads love and fight their way through a tangle of love and hate# #Yes, the two families are sworn enemies# #That's right, the heroine is that supporting character# #And yes, the hero is that harem-seeking guy who remains a tiny, tiny bird right through the end# #Fictional novel setting# #Fantasy, high-martial-arts world vying for supremacy# #Mind-games AU# #The truly gorgeous ones are all the supporting characters in the fictional novel# #Playing matchmaker for the supporting cast is the trash author's true love# #Two schemers# #Two master actors# #Two clever leads# #Both leads are highly intelligent; the trash author is just bored and wants to kill off a few brain cells# #Enemies-to-lovers mode# #The heroine is a native and doesn't know the plot# #The hero transmigrates, but he doesn't know the plot either# #The trash author said it already: the supporting cast are the true love#