On the Self-Cultivation of an Evil God Doll

I feel the dolls would be better off being genderless, with male bodies and female appearances, lacking any genitalia, similar to the asexual angels in Christianity (the ultimate form of which can be traced back to multi-eyed angels). Simply turning them into female dolls is too limited in scope.

Hmmmm, first of all, I haven't read many transformation novels. From the perspective of ordinary online novels, the opening settings are too numerous, or to put it bluntly, they are not very interesting. The title and synopsis were quite appealing. I browsed through the newly added books and found this one interesting, so I clicked on it.

The protagonist's sudden turnaround after suffering a setback is too abrupt; it will likely send a group of people away.

After a little thought 🤔 it dawned on me ☝🏻️ This is a fanfiction about the mysterious landed waiter!

A jumbled mess of random thoughts and assumptions 🙂🙂🙂

Is the main character described as having upturned lips? The description keeps mentioning upturned lips.

Brothers, where did this come from? Is this a female-oriented novel? Is the author a girl?

It's watchable; the main appeal right now is the premise. One mistake the author made was trying to show the protagonist's growth through learning from his mistakes when facing the innovator, but it felt forced, and the later reflection was also abrupt. Besides, since everyone else believes the protagonist is faceless, what's the point of pretending to be in a superior position?

1. While some plot points and character emotions and behaviors aren't entirely illogical, there are definitely illogical aspects, and they feel rushed. For example, I forget the name of the little noblewoman, but I think it was Isabella. In one chapter, she says she treats the protagonist like a mother figure. I think it's unreasonable. First, there's the emotional aspect.

Don't worry about the details in AI paintings.