After transmigrating and becoming a girl, I also accidentally made a pact with a certain Demon King. Now I have to watch my back every day in case I'm surrounded and attacked.
Luckily, our heroine has a split personality and can summon five subject races. She sets off on a joyful life of fanatical assimilation, bringing about the end of the world in chaos, and laying claim to every nation.
But just as they finally manage to build their territory into a thriving place, full of life and vigor, their subordinates start shipping them with a certain Demon King every single day.
The two girls insist it's all a misunderstanding! Shipping everything you see will only ruin you!
Yavili: "Come on, who would like an idiot who can't even recognize all the letters? Ah, Your Holiness, you really don't need to be so generous. As for the other emperors, just make your contribution three-tenths of the treasury."
Viliya: "Agreed. It's already a great honor that the Abyssal Lords came all this way to contribute. There's really no need to merge all your territories into our empire too. Just hand over those few lands we've laid claim to."
Mephisto: "Honey, look at these wedding dresses. Which one do you like?"
Viliya and Yavili: "We're busy collecting wedding gifts. You pick!"
[As long as I don't lose my current job, this book shouldn't be put behind a paywall. The whole thing will be free.]
A book review that might be cursed
First of all, I might be cursed; all the books I've written long reviews for have been abandoned. But I won't change that; good but not very popular books need long reviews to promote them. Getting back to this book, the concept is quite good: farming + twins + marriage, plus some memes and fan service. The plot is somewhat formulaic but generally flows smoothly. The writing is a bit immature but fits the context well. As for the character development, I can only say it needs improvement. Most of the characters are most memorable during the antagonistic phase and when they're with the protagonist. However, judging from the protagonist's behavior, most of them probably have zero SAN (Sanity) in a Clash of Clans tabletop role-playing game. A protagonist...
670,000 words in 4 years is enough to demonstrate the author's perseverance and dedication.
As expected, the author's resurrection was nothing but a pipe dream.
I still hold the same view: why not try all three forms? Imagine the Three Heroes battling Lü Bu, bringing together the offspring of the three different forms under one roof. Just thinking about it makes me want to go crazy!
Contains spoilers. Do not click if you haven't read the latest chapter.
Has this Slaanesh been in the Warp for too long? Has it gone mad?
Just writing something
To be honest, when I first saw this book, I just picked it up casually, but it unexpectedly caught my eye. The protagonist's dual personality was quite interesting. Later, I slowly started reading it, and I must admit that although this book is a hodgepodge of many strategy games, it doesn't feel chaotic. There are many settings, but they still have a sense of order, and there are quite a few inside jokes. Personally, I think it's quite to my liking.
To be honest, this book feels like it's in a quantum superposition state between pure romance and harem elements.
Good news, we're on our honeymoon. The bad news is that the author went with him.
They won the revival match.