The Demon Sect Assigned Me a Wife, and I Drew a Daoist Immortal

It's chapter 32 already, and the protagonist hasn't even advanced a single minor realm. All he does every day is cook, sell sanitary napkins, and have a few women get together to complain. At least change the plot a bit!

To be honest, this kind of book isn't very popular. On one hand, the protagonist's strength increases slowly, and his cheat ability is weak; these days, few people enjoy stories that torture the protagonist. On the other hand, the author wrote quite a few scenes of righteous fairies being insulted and violated by demonic characters, which is still somewhat uncomfortable, even though they are supporting characters.

In the Demonic Sect, after so long, could Fairy Bu Po really survive? Surely the Demonic Sect has many methods for detection? The protagonist, this idiot, kept arguing with that woman. Couldn't a high-level demonic sect disciple have just killed him? The entire Demonic Sect is just like the righteous sects, it's truly speechless. This is so stupid. No wonder nobody watches it, it's garbage.

I'm really annoyed by writing about cooking, how amazingly delicious it is, and endless fantasies. Do they really think upper-class people don't know how to enjoy life?

The Fairy's Adventure ❌ The Fairy's Cultivation √

The cruelty of this demonic sect is worse than that of a prison. In an American prison, Little Karami was assigned a beautiful woman, but he had to offer her up to the big shots first, and only take her back after they were done with her. They'll even help you build a relationship?

The comment section is filled with names like Qinglian Saintess, Holy Nuwa, Fairy Jianyue, and Zhenyangzi. These are all characters from the author's previous book, *Unable to Afford the Dowry, I Had to Marry the Demonic Sect Saintess*, which shares the same continent and worldview as this book, *The Demonic Sect Assigned a Wife, I Draw a Righteous Fairy*, though separated by ten thousand years. Those interested in reading this book can check it out; it's 2 million words long and completed.

Vinegar is the fairy who was forced to marry the protagonist, me. Dumplings are the magic weapon, a supporting character. However, these dumplings are inedible; what good is the aroma of vinegar?

This is just my personal opinion, please don't take offense. Chen Wanrou and the other four women were righteous immortals, untouched by worldly affairs, and didn't understand what love was. After being defeated and captured, they were repeatedly abused by Wang Shi (a man whose name is a shortened version of Wang Shi, meaning "heartless stone").

The author's changes to Chen Wanrou's plot were actually unnecessary. The logic after the changes is somewhat inconsistent. First, Chen Wanrou was forced by her husband, while the protagonist was the only one who considered them friends. This contrast led to her developing feelings for the protagonist.