Fairy Tail: The Golden Fruit

Special note: Due to the protagonist's dark personality, he is not suitable to join Fairy Tail. He joined Fairy Tail in the early stages only to regain his strength and was merely used. In other words, he is very likely to become a villain in the middle or later stages. Everyone should be mentally prepared!

I read it as Fairy Tail: Okinojin no Mi (Golden Fruit), I'm still too dirty-minded.

Ahem... I posted earlier saying that Lucy shouldn't die, and I saw many readers who wanted Lucy to die cursing the author. I'd like to say something here! When I asked Lucy not to die, I didn't mean I wanted the male lead to take her in, nor did I want the author to write a story where she's entangled with him. Let me put it this way: does not killing her equate to a harem?

If it's Fairy Tail, it's best not to write in a dark style.

Well, it seems the author already considers this book dead, so it wouldn't be surprising no matter what happens next.

I feel the author has some ideological issues; all of his novels are on the dark side. How twisted must his mind be to do this?

Indecisive and hesitant, that's why all reborn characters are failures. He suffered two defeats at the hands of the protagonist's group. To put it bluntly, he's just a fool with power, lacking the wisdom of a superior (controller). He's an insult to the title of Golden Emperor. He can't even face his failures. It's clearly the protagonist's problem, but he tries to shift the blame to his incompetent subordinates. And he calls this a dark story? Was the author's last book the limit?

My imagination is limited, so I'd appreciate your support! Ideally, the moves should be sophisticated but within acceptable boundaries! Please explain in as much detail as possible, thank you!

I haven't started reading it yet. I checked the comments. I'd like to ask where I can report this novel.

As for Lucy, she's dead, so let's not leave her half-dead forever. If you really have to kill her off, don't pad the story with too many words or resurrection. If Lucy really had that kind of resolve, she could have just accompanied the protagonist as he turned to the dark side. If she wasn't willing to do that, then don't pad her story with unnecessary words.