After Becoming a Demon Lord's Executive, Even Gods Are No Match for Me

I'm the author. If you're a new reader and see this review, I hope you'll click through the first two chapters. This book has a bit of a Japanese light novel style, so please don't skim it like you'd a fast-paced, light novel; you might miss a lot of interesting parts. Finally, if you're satisfied with the book, feel free to add it to your favorites, as the rest of the story will satisfy you. If you're not satisfied, please give it a like. Thank you for your kindness and support. If this novel can bring a smile to your mundane daily life or make you feel warm and comforted, that would be wonderful.

Tomb sweeping... That year, my first novel was very good. Although I've forgotten most of it, I still found you among my many books. Time flies, four years have passed. Well, I'm still looking to see if you'll continue updating. This is your loving reader.

It's a pity... It ultimately failed to materialize, but... It was like a refreshing breeze amidst a pineapple bun, a gentle rain nourishing the heart. Perhaps, unknowingly, it has inspired some readers with the spirit of a novel, and maybe one day a masterpiece will be born from it.

Many people like this book because, among pineapple buns (a type of Chinese dessert), this kind of gentle and comforting novel is very rare... Very rare.

Brothers, it's already 2025, and I'm back to sweep the tombs again. Happy New Year to you all! Time flies. I think I read this novel back in 2022. It was kind of my gateway novel; I didn't have many books on my shelf back then, and this was one of my first ten. It left a deep impression on me. I really miss it. I really hope the author can come back and update again. Sigh. Tomb sweeping.

First of all, happy birthday to the author! To sum it up, this book, as a promising new work, is well worth reading. The subject matter is very engaging, and the characters are quite likable. There are far more SF (science fiction) novels about marriage than about yuri (male/female) characters, and this book, being a yuri novel, doesn't have awkward transformation scenes. The protagonist, with a relatively aloof personality, doesn't have any strange or complicated conflicts like Gilgamesh's disappearance, and as a native, there aren't any clichéd car accident/time travel plots. This kind of opening is very comfortable and makes you want to keep reading. Although the author calls himself a newcomer, I think the writing is quite good, even better than some authors who have achieved some success (laughs, no offense to other authors...).

Tomb sweeping... It's rare to see such a Japanese yuri novel at Pineapple Bun.

Following *The Vampire Queen*, *The Elf*, and *The Abyss*, this is the fourth book I've been so excited about. Keep it up!

Children, I'm back. I just visited the graves last year, and I'm back again this year.

Please update soon!