Infinite Terror: The Witch Sequence

In most novels, when the protagonists first encounter Chu Xuan, Chu Xuan always deduces that the protagonist is the person from the outer box without any prior information. Even though the protagonists' reactions vary slightly, it shouldn't be so obvious that they all seem to be from the outer box.

There are always people who read gender-bending stories and obsess over whether the character is a yuri or single-female pairing, wanting the author to write it their way. I'm omnivorous, I read yuri too, but I'm also most annoyed by those who want the author to change it to yuri.

Whom do you plan to benefit from the promotion to Pleasure Witch, or will you create someone to consume? 🙂

If you're going to arrange a marriage with someone else, just say so clearly. Don't try to skirt around it; it's just disgusting.

Let me first explain my standards. The protagonist of this book will not fall in love with anyone, nor will he sleep with any man. This is a red line. If you think you've crossed it, feel free to criticize. However, the main character will engage in ambiguous relationships and manipulate people's hearts. If you feel this is a forced marriage and cannot accept it, you can scroll past this page.

Chu Xuan, are you trying to fall? Do you have to rely on belittling the protagonist to make yourself stand out? What kind of dog history is this?

"What's lacking isn't the power of the second-tier gene lock"—this should be a direct quote from the author's *Fengyue Baojian* chapter. There's even a ridiculous comment saying the protagonist's potion system is fundamental, and the gene lock is merely supplementary… My conclusion is that this is a form of comparison and denigration.

Author, if you want to post in a male-oriented genre, don't disgust me. I'm a psychologically and physiologically normal man. I like women, and I don't want you to violate my aesthetic sense, okay? If you want to portray women and men in a romantic relationship, then I suggest you write in a female-oriented genre.

I thought this was a good story, but the nuclear bomb I got from the C-level side quest was completely useless in team battles and got intercepted by a regular Tier 1 gene lock?! Ugh, what a piece of trash! They knew it was easy to be intercepted, why did they even bother getting it?! The protagonist is such a coward!

Has the author taken a liking to the "self-sufficiency" genre? When we readers read an infinite fanfiction, isn't it all about watching the protagonist buy and trade things, like playing a roguelike game, using their imagination to strengthen themselves, and then crushing their mortal enemies like bugs?