The Whole World Thinks I'm a Max-Level Demon Emperor

The plot deserves a 10/10, but the 5 points are solely for the harem aspect. The harem romances were handled well in the beginning, but the third volume felt rushed. Wanwan, the female lead who appears in just one chapter of the first volume, wasn't initially pursued by the male lead due to his youth. He even pursued two other harem members (in one-on-one situations) in the middle of the series. Then, in the third volume, Wanwan and another character were suddenly taken down simultaneously. While the first two had some flirting and atmosphere, Wanwan's relationship lacked any. The first time, there was even a sudden threesome! Did the author have a grudge against Wanwan? It would have been better to have her taken down earlier. The author, citing a lack of skill in writing romance, quickly and decisively dealt with the two harem members, ruining the whole thing...

My blood pressure skyrocketed after reading today's update. Even though Wanwan was the first to arrive, the previous chapters kept using excuses like the atmosphere wasn't right or she was too young to push things away just to complete the task. She didn't push when she should have, resulting in her being constantly overtaken. It was reasonable for Ya Fu to be first, since she was more mature and helped Ye Lan a lot at the beginning. But it was a bit upsetting to be overtaken by Tian Yuan later. I was just waiting to see how they would explain it later, but today's chapters were just inexplicable. Suddenly they want to push Wanwan again, even going so far as to have a threesome! They even pushed Gu Yudie, with whom they had relatively little emotional connection. What were they insisting on earlier, portraying Ye Lan as such a saint, only to end up...

Update tonight, a bit busy. Preparing for a new book.

Since I'm also trying my hand at writing novels, I've spent a lot of time pondering how to develop the female lead. Here are my thoughts. I believe that the male and female leads growing together (truly growing together through discussions, not going their separate ways) and sharing experiences of pressure (to put it bluntly, fighting) are the foundation for their subsequent mutual dependence. This is also the easiest plot point to write in a romance story. After all, for a novel story to be engaging, the circumstances and the process of building feelings must be intense. The author's "weakness" in this aspect stems from the vast disparity in strength and status between the male and female leads, making it difficult for scenes of mutual support to appear. In other words...

Lately, I've felt it's losing the flavor of the original *Bei Luo Dong Yang*. It started feeling repetitive, beginning with the Immortal Lord. However, *Bei Luo Dong Yang* was quite good. Things started going strange from the time of the Devouring Heaven Forest Saintess, and the Killing God Clan has really been dragging on lately. Their combat power and overall presence seem to be declining. I think the author should reconsider the outline and the themes they want to express. Writing in a perfunctory manner with repetitive plots will only make this book increasingly boring. (Perhaps my expression isn't very good, and my attitude isn't great, but I genuinely hope this work is good.)

The beginning was great, but unfortunately it became mindless rushing and repeatedly stacking boxes in the later stages. I suggest removing the "invincible" tag.

Having read over 100 chapters, let me just say something about the beginning. Wanwan, having experienced the highs and lows of life, and the extreme wickedness of humanity, was all alone, seemingly in a desperate situation. At that moment, she desperately wanted someone to save her, her words incredibly humble, willing to do anything to survive and seek revenge. Wait, the topic suddenly becomes a bit heavy… Now the male and female perspectives are completely unequal, practically a chasm. I thought this would be the main conflict, and honestly, I was quite looking forward to it. It just so happens that Wanwan doesn't have much of a personality. How do I know? Because only someone like her in this situation would desperately want someone to save her. Having just had her entire family wiped out, who could she possibly trust at this point? And…

Is this book a harem novel?

There really have been changes; the harem is gone, and the reverse-pushing has become the pursuit.

Is there any plot hole in the ending?