A Waltz Between a Reincarnated Undead and an Abandoned Fairy

You're doing pretty well! Even though WarGirl Express is closed this year, I didn't expect you guys to be so energetic! But speaking of which, why did you even lose the group chat? Were you too aggressive?

Well, I've read about 230 chapters so far, not finished yet. Personally, I think it's pretty good; the lighthearted and silly plot is quite relaxing. The genre is also relatively rare for a pure romance novel, and the content features the undead and fairies, which is much better than most harem novels where the male lead is impotent and has low emotional intelligence (because the male lead in this novel is physically impotent ╭(°A°`)╮). After all, for most harem authors, low emotional intelligence is the basic factor for the male lead to build a harem, and many harem novels easily fall apart and become stereotypical in the later stages (although personally...).

There will be sweet moments at the end! The foreshadowing was laid long ago!

The author has final exams tomorrow and the day after, so I'll be taking a break for today.

I just finished my exams today and am taking a day off. (Coo coo coo~) Starting tomorrow, I'll be updating twice a day!!

Um, I noticed this book ended a while ago and I'm planning to catch up. I wanted to ask, is it angsty (criticism/drama)? Also, the male lead is a skeleton, is it possible for him to have offspring?

By the way, To celebrate this book reaching the semi-finals, @!! This book will be updated with extra chapters starting January 4th!!

Haha, it's grown wings now! It's learned how to steal towers!

Judging from the latest chapter, the female lead has been kidnapped, rendered seemingly dead by an energy cannon, had her limbs broken in close combat, and was almost raped. I really don't understand why the author keeps tormenting the female lead like this? The first two times she activated the male lead's main demonic abilities, the third time was to train his combat skills (which is understandable), and the fourth time was when the female lead directly expressed her feelings. After that, there wasn't a single time they fought side-by-side; for over a million words, it's all just the female lead starting the fight, getting knocked down, and then the male lead taking over. The good points are also good; the author writes about the undead theme very well. The main reason I read this book was because the undead theme is quite niche, and I was hoping for more scenes featuring undead armies.

This book is really enjoyable; the content is very interesting, and the emotions are incredibly rich. Although the male protagonist isn't invincible, he feels almost invincible. While reading, you often forget about the power levels within the story. Unlike typical invincible novels where everyone except the protagonist is brainless, there are no mindless characters showing off in front of the protagonist only to have him pretend to be weak and then exploit their strength. Plus, there's plenty of masculine romance, with Gundams and tanks—aren't they more appealing than women?