The Empress's Name

It looks like pure love in the early stage, but turns into a harem in the middle stage? Such a strange feeling. I also read harem stories and Pure Love. But when the two are mixed together... This feeling of tearing is very bad. Finally, Lily is not better than her biological sister. The family affection she had felt since childhood suddenly turned into a passionate love, which caught me off guard. It's just outrageous. Maybe I'm out of date. Old guys from the old era can't understand the principles of the new world? 😵😵😵

"The Man Behind the Elf Queen" "The Queen is pregnant, who did it!" ? "The embarrassing things I must tell the enemy's spies"

When Japanese people read novels, they pay most attention to whether the protagonist has a lot of money! When Koreans read novels, they pay most attention to whether there are many women in the protagonists! I'm different. I like to see if the protagonist kills the whole family.

This is not the writing power that a level 1 newbie should have. Tell me, which general manager is out of the palace to make purchases?

Is the author a powerful projection from some other plane?

No, why is Sophia so awesome? Everyone is on the same level, but she is one level higher than others, right? Is she the chosen one or does she have the inheritance of an expert? One person controls several hammers of the same level, and another person controls an army. These are all top-level routes. Is it just because she has been at this level for a long time that she is good? Even if she is so awesome that she can automatically level up when the awakening day comes, she is still at the same level as the protagonist. How does the author plan to make the protagonist win?

They all profited in the name of the Queen, but I was different, I worked in the name of the Queen.

1: When I first read this book, I felt that the decisive battle with Sophia should be a big climax. Halfway through, I thought the ending might be the return of the Sun-Slaying God and his ascension to the gods. I thought I should be able to guess, but the decisive battle with Sophia gave me a hard time. After three hundred chapters of preparations for the decisive battle, steam tanks and armored ships were built, and the final battle ended with a group of protagonists fighting Sophia on a hill? The follow-up was that Sophia played a fake match and directly cooperated with the speed of light. The reason was that she had found a new path, and the road of winter was given to others... I understand that you wrote this to let her join the harem group, but what do you think of the first three hundred chapters? The protagonist's self-development? Clown? 2: After reading the back part, I especially want to know what the theme of this book is, the Shura field in the harem? Or to rectify the officialdom and transform the empire? Or is it a transcendent god? You talk about the harem, but most of the pages describe the transformation of the empire. For the harem, this is completely useless, right? If it were about the transformation of the empire, most of the writing would be like a running account, and there would be no sense of a battle of wits. There are very few descriptions of extraordinary gods, and they don't feel very important. I don't understand what you want to express at all, and what kind of readers you want to retain... Then I checked the book list again, and I still have dozens of chapters that I haven't ordered yet, and it's already in the 90th place... I just want to say, brother, have you finished this book and just given up on yourself? 😅

I actually have a doubt, whose vest is this? Py is so powerful.

The protagonist of the last novel I read was Roland, the lich from ten years ago 🐉