Transformed into a Shrine Maiden, Why Do You Call Me Amaterasu?

Don't be fooled by people constantly calling it "single woman" or "no woman," 90% of the votes are actually for harems. The editor also suggests that new writers practice writing harem stories.

Become a hundred cats, become a hundred cats, become a hundred cats~

It feels a bit like the Inari Demon God from the cat anime series; both are quite good. Is the author a refugee from that region?

Transgender, transgender light yuri, sister complex... I've fallen into all the pitfalls of male-oriented fiction. If you can write this well, I'll accept it.

If you time-travel, it's fine; you're reborn in your original world, and there's always the need to recognize each other later. Even if the premise is interesting, the book will still be a mess.

From a reader's perspective, I don't want to see too many harem novels. Because harem novels are essentially a creative wheelchair; they don't need character development, plot conflict, emotional description, or storyline. All they need to do is keep meeting women and have conflicts because of women...

Where are the nuclear fusion reactions, the roar of the sun, and the 6000-degree internal temperature? Our sun isn't like that! The above is purely for comedic effect in conjunction with the author's latest chapter and has no references.

I heard there are hundreds here? Dude, here I come!

I earned 145 coins from my investment, I'll give you 100.

Once you've made your own decision, especially regarding the general direction, you absolutely cannot let comments sway you, otherwise the outline will fall apart.