Who Says I’m Not a Proper Demon?
谁说我不是正经恶魔
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Godfathers
My initial purpose in writing this book was simply to make the readers happy. So as long as readers feel happy while reading this book, I think I've achieved my goal. As for the issues raised by readers, such as poor pacing and illogical reasoning. The main problem is that the author's writing skills are limited; at present, this is the best I can write about the world I imagine.
I'm just a nobody, and seeing you write about nobodys makes me feel like a nobody myself.
Are there any godfathers who read books? Let me know.
Is anyone here? I'm starting to panic because nobody's commenting or saying anything in this chapter.
I can't wait for the next simulation!
The Dao Ancestor is increasingly showing clownish tendencies. Originally thought to be a pioneer, he turns out to be a villain who betrayed his benefactor using a treasure from the original world. He even shamelessly boasted, "I thought there was nothing in this world I couldn't see through."
It's so good! It's a shame I have to pay to subscribe.
Author, could you please give me the money so I can subscribe to your content?
Have you ever been a dragon?
As the title suggests, have you ever been a time traveler? You're just writing nonsense; do you even know how to write a system? It's all based on assumptions. References are as follows
After joy comes sorrow; readers who are like cattle and horses read about cattle and horses by cattle and horses authors who write about cattle and horses—alas!
Well written
You must keep going! I'm really worried you'll give up if there aren't enough readers. If it's well-written, people will eventually read it.
How about we change the title and synopsis? That way we can attract another wave of readers. It's really disheartening to see so few people reading my favorite work; it's already over 500 chapters!
The outline-based method of farming points in dungeons is too exaggerated.
Previously, it was one thing for dungeons to take up more than a chapter. But now, from chapters 329 to 336, there have only been two dungeons. These dungeons have absolutely no connection to the main text; they're just prize pools for the protagonist to draw skills or a small amount of resources. Did I write all this just to get a subscription outline? There's a reason this book can't accumulate a large readership.