I Want to Live at Ease in Another World Today, Too

The female lead gives me the feeling of being a parasitic vine, regardless of her gender. She seems unable to survive without depending on others. There's no indication of her orphanage background; she's a typical naive and innocent character from old-fashioned novels. It's... Unpleasant.

Scratching my head, I think... I didn't leave it unfinished, right? Having filled a million pages with daily life scenes, I felt it was time to end it, so I explained all the foreshadowing I had written in the early stages, and also gave some daily life scenes to everyone who had kindly helped the protagonist. I don't think it was abrupt at all.

After reading the book, based on the title and content, if I'm not mistaken, it's a angst-filled novel. The male protagonist, through the magical manipulation of a ruthless god, becomes a vampire (of prehistoric origin?) Who looks remarkably like the wife of a demon from hell. The female (or male) protagonist, without identity or power, begins her struggle against death in this other world. Amidst the various evils of this world, a few kind-hearted characters occasionally appear to prevent the reader from feeling overwhelmed (reminding me of a certain moe-themed author's angst-filled work), which is why I like this book. Although everyone is pursuing their own interests, there can't be no good people, right? Finally, I'm not a masochist, and I don't want to be tortured. I hope the female protagonist can escape the cruel darkness of society as soon as possible...

It's less about a forced marriage and more about a domineering CEO romance novel set in another world.

The female lead won't stay this weak forever, right?

They spent a lot of time describing several different characters, but in the end, the Demon Lord became the male lead. What a waste of time...

They described Will in such detail, but it turns out he's not the male lead.

I'll start catching up on the chapters I missed over the past two or three months, I'm really going to...

Wuhu! Happy New Year!

The story is finished!