The Retired God King Becomes a Witch Idol Manager

I've completely forgotten where I left off... This could be a new book!

I've previously stated that there are only about ten Japanese novels that I consider masterpieces, and this one is definitely one of them. After reading it eight times over such a long period, I've re-ranked it in my mind, and after careful consideration, this work is undoubtedly the best in my opinion. This novel has redefined my understanding; almost every part kept me reading, whether it was the romance or the exciting plot—it was all top-notch, making me exclaim—this is truly a masterpiece! Most importantly, I didn't see a single filler word in the entire book; it felt like the author poured their heart and soul into every chapter, especially the battle scenes...

Meow meow meow, I'll try my best to finish it before the new year.

As a fan of fantasy novels, I first got into the genre with Han Tang's "The Douhuang Miss's Personal Opinion," and then followed the first masterpiece, "The Return of the Saint." After that, I found other books, some readable, but many didn't quite suit my taste. This book is undoubtedly the best I've found recently. Let me briefly discuss its strengths: 1. The main plot is clear and concise, revolving around the bet between the God King and the Goddess, gradually revealing the world's worldview. I've seen many books that start with a mythological introduction and then indirectly describe how powerful the protagonist is. I'm not saying it's impossible to write that, but most of them can't handle the plot...

Even now, I am still moved; but I wonder if my lingering thoughts will ever find a response?

After careful analysis, this is truly the best work I've ever read. The plot is absolutely brilliant, keeping me on the edge of my seat. There are countless exciting storylines, thrilling battle scenes, and captivating portrayals of the protagonist and his girlfriends. Each female lead has her own unique characteristics, and the jealous moments between them are so engaging that you want to keep reading. The work perfectly showcases the traits and charm of each heroine. The supporting characters are also very well-developed, ranging from cunning villains to foolish ones, as well as enigmatic figures lurking in the shadows. This makes the work feel very realistic, unlike some filler novels where everyone except the protagonist is an idiot...

Having read novels on Pineapple Bun for several years, this is definitely my favorite novel of the year! As a reader who has followed it from its initial 100,000 words to the present, I'd like to share my evaluation of the novel and my predictions for the subsequent plot. First, I think the most perfect aspect of this book is its character design. The author's character descriptions are superb. Although there are many characters in this work, almost every character (except for minor roles) has distinct characteristics and leaves a deep impression. The harem in the Invincible Teacher's Dormitory, the Demon King and Sion of the Abyss, the Dukes of the Holy Alliance—almost every character with a significant role has their own unique identity...

To be honest, in all my years of reading anime and manga novels, I've only considered about ten Japanese novels as masterpieces, and this one is definitely one of them, and quite special at that. Most novels have exciting parts, with a rather bland prelude. But this novel shattered my expectations. Almost every part kept me hooked, and it perfectly demonstrated the ability to make even the setup exciting. It made me exclaim – this is a masterpiece! The entire work is surprisingly well-written, without a single filler word; it feels like the author poured their heart and soul into every chapter, especially the battles…

I witnessed, from a third-person perspective, a human family torn apart and destroyed by the manipulation of gods (this is debatable). Within this small family lived a lovely woman, a woman who, as a woman, dared to love and hate, dared to rebel against her family and escape, performing a magnificent dance on the stage of youth, and finally gracefully dedicating her love to her soulmate. She should have had a perfect life, but tragically, she lived in a world ruled by gods. Her husband, under the gods' schemes, lost his former pride...

This is just a brief explanation, analysis, and speculation about the current situation; please correct any errors. Background: The Supreme Divine Court is embroiled in a power struggle between the Heavenly Father and the Night Mother factions. The gods also have their own agendas, seeking to maximize their gains in the next chaotic conflict (the War of the Gods). The three giants, with ambiguous positions (and hidden agendas), have been thrust into the limelight. The protagonist, Chaos God-King Nolan, should have remained detached in this chaos, but was tricked into joining prematurely, becoming an "unexpected" (man-made) factor in this game. On paper, the Heavenly Father should have the upper hand, with all other gods bowing down. The God-Hunting Clan is merely a tool for the Heavenly Father to harvest divine power, a killing machine for opponents and useless gods, but...