
You Were Supposed to Be a Succubus, Not a Demon!
是让你当魅魔,不是让你当恶魔!
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- Completed
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- 762k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Don't be corrupted by the female-oriented channel. To date, I have never seen a book that can maintain its anti-female-oriented stance from beginning to end. The author only gets more corrupted as they write. This female-oriented channel is like a subspace.
Just don't follow the path of those who came before you after you reach 100. Many of these writers just have empty heads after 100 and start writing like female-oriented novels. 😥
The Wronged Seed System and Me, the War Maniac?
As long as it's not using the guise of anti-rz female-oriented writing to actually return to female-oriented writing, it's fine.
Um, I'm just curious about one thing: in female-oriented novels, there are always 100,000 troops or hundreds of thousands of cavalry. How do they manage to keep them all fed? Are crops that productive?
I remember reading a novel a long time ago where the protagonist transmigrated into a female-oriented infinite flow world. The system asked the protagonist to correct errors in the world, and the protagonist was wondering what errors were there to correct. As a result, he died as soon as he entered the Mary Sue world. 🙂
I can't take it anymore. The protagonist should just kill them all and rebuild China. This world is beyond saving.
I hope this doesn't turn into a female-oriented story. 🙂
If things proceed as described in the synopsis, the protagonist shouldn't have completed a single mission. If you're given a task to complete but simply kill the enemy, shouldn't it immediately result in failure? Anyone with a sound mind should realize they've misunderstood.
So, is there a reward for killing someone? If there's no reward, isn't it just clownish behavior?