I Raised the Strongest Girlfriend, but I'm a Beginner

I initially read this novel just for the spectacle... A bit of a slapstick comedy, and enjoyed it immensely until chapter 250, when I suddenly realized it wasn't so simple. From the last sentence, the protagonist's subordinates thought it was a reward. But it wasn't. Using what they perceived as a reward—cleaning her bedchamber alone—brought her genuine pleasure, creating a dependence over time. Suddenly stripping her of this privilege would be a devastating blow, leaving her physically and mentally exhausted. It's easy to go from frugality to extravagance, but difficult to go from extravagance to frugality—the same principle applies. So it's a classic case of praising before criticizing, giving a little sweetness first, then a heavy blow later. It seems the one thanked...

Up until the end of the update, I found this book very interesting. The content was logical, yet also lighthearted and humorous, and the writing was consistently solid. I was also really looking forward to the dual-body, self-marriage setting (I wonder how many readers of *Rhapsody* hoped that Moonsea and Tyr would be a couple?). I think this book can make up for the regrets I had with *Rhapsody*! Also, the players' transmigration, the manipulation of people in several worlds, and the main character carrying the alt character are all very novel, far better than those illogical transmigration games where the protagonist becomes an overpowered protagonist. When Sister Xue asked how many people were still reading in the first few chapters, I think it was because of the new book...

The book is still in its early stages, but it's already very enjoyable to read. Compared to Rhapsody, this Rakshasa is much more likable than Tyr. He acts on his thoughts, putting them into practice; his pragmatism is something I personally admire, and he's decisive and ruthless. Rakshasa, as a character in the game, is like my dream; they are alive, not simply code. This world is fraught with danger. Xie Sheng and his brothers awakened before Rakshasa, so there's more than one. There's also the possibility of someone joining like Liu Songyin. Could it be that some idea of the original character was too strong, causing people from the real world to enter this world? Rakshasa's romantic stats are maxed out, and this Liu Songyin...

I really enjoyed the Rakshasa storyline. Ever since Rhapsody, I've loved reading Xue Jie's slice-of-life stories, and the daily bets between the protagonist and Chitian in this book didn't disappoint—they were truly entertaining. My only concern is the Fengyue storyline. Perhaps Xue Jie is still laying the groundwork; it just doesn't feel the same as the Rakshasa storyline. Also, because Fengyue and Rakshasa are so far apart, their lack of interaction detracts from the story's appeal. However, these are minor issues; with Xue Jie's strength, these shouldn't be a problem. Go Xue Jie! 👍

I think I read "Tomb Sweeping" back in middle school, and now I'm a freshman in college. It's a bit of a shame. It was one of the first books I read on Pineapple Bun, and every time I left Pineapple Bun and then downloaded it again, I would come back to take a look. I was so happy when I saw an updated chapter back then, but I never imagined that it would just be a fleeting moment of happiness. At least every time, I can recall my past, even though I've forgotten most of the details.

I've also come from the Rhapsody series, watching Tyr being molded for five years and finally achieving something. The author previously mentioned that the protagonist of this book appeared in Rhapsody, and I was convinced it would be the Frog God. But what's this? The Frog God ended up in an online game world before going to the myriad realms? Thinking about it, the main settings of these two books are actually quite similar. Leaving aside martial arts and magic for now, look at the protagonist's dual body—isn't that just Tyr and the Moon Sea...? I hope this book can develop its own unique characteristics in the future~ (Weakly begging for more updates from Demon Emperor)

Rhapsody's visit to sweep the grave

Although updates have stopped, the names of Tianji, Fengyue, and Luosha still resound throughout the universe in Rhapsody.

On the path of a protagonist who steals the protagonist's halo from another novel

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