
The Villainess's Banquet
恶女盛宴
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 865k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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This story is inspired by "The Endless Journey", but it is not a fan fiction. The plot after the opening is unrelated to the game's storyline. The character designs are based solely on appearance and are otherwise unrelated to the game characters. If you are not interested, please do not disturb. At last. —Irina, my wife (voice cracks)
Several books already, and besides writing romance in each one, you also abandoned them all, wrote two books at once, followed them both, and then both were abandoned, even killing off the main characters. The censors are giving you trouble, so you're just taking it out on your readers who have supported you all along, right?
Let me go, why was Lianyou removed from the shelves? That one has the best scores.
Is this what doing two books simultaneously looks like? I'm saying goodbye to both of them. Being good is important, but I'm not willing to gamble on whether an author without integrity can finish their next book.
No need to read Fish's books anymore; they're all abandoned. He doesn't value readers' money at all.
Tokisaki-chan
I found a picture that fits the description.
The new book is out too, it looks like a cat, it looks like a cat.
Sigh, I've really become a dead fish 😐
Writing two books simultaneously is fine; after all, I write to make a living. I just hope it's not abruptly cut off later. Even if it ignores the plot and foreshadowing, I'd rather just force an ending, as long as it's not abruptly cut off. I'll continue reading the next book. I hate abrupt cuts the most. Poor performance forced me to do this, but I still hope for a forced ending to conclude the story.
They don't even spare married women? Has this reached the point of having no moral bottom line? The protagonist has absolutely no redeeming qualities besides being a scumbag and a pervert, right?