As the Demon Lord, I Only Want to Corrupt My Female Disciple

Poor Minye didn't even get a first time in the end.

Two million words! It took nine months to complete, no easy feat!

After a year, this book has finally come to a successful conclusion!

This is a comedy book, and the mild humor in the early stages is alright, but for me, comedy is contingent on the protagonist not being too torturous. It's quite interesting that the protagonist wants to be a villain but unexpectedly becomes a great hero; that doesn't count as tormenting the protagonist. The protagonist can suffer some losses, bad things can turn into good things, and he can fail in his demonic fall. But I just can't see him suffer when it comes to becoming stronger. From the early to middle stages of the book, the protagonist is constantly bullied by his disciples. For example, before heading to the Immortal Abode, his talisman is stolen by his fiancée due to a plot device, and then even after finally getting in, his Immortal Emperor's inheritance and the Eight Dragon Balls are stolen. It feels like the author is deliberately weakening the protagonist...

The "Dihua" (a term referring to the overly exaggerated or distorted portrayal of the protagonist) is so over-the-top that I'm finding it increasingly difficult to continue reading. It's becoming less enjoyable than at the beginning, and the protagonist's attempts seem to fall into a predictable pattern (which gets tiresome). While it's true that everything the protagonist does turns out well, even in the early episodes, the lack of exceptions makes me feel like something's missing. It's not as enjoyable as the "showing off" aspect anymore; it's just a suggestion (especially the snow lotus scene, which made my blood pressure rise and I felt a bit overwhelmed). This is probably just my personal feeling, author, please don't overthink it; I'm just feeling a bit stressed. While the "Dihua" style is good, please include some serious plot elements, otherwise...

My new novel, "The Villainous Disciples All Want Me to Become a Demon and Enter the Path of Ghosts," is currently airing and I'm working hard on it. My adorable Nana is online and asking for your support!

First, I must admit that the beginning of this book wasn't particularly outstanding; it was quite bland. It's the typical overpowered protagonist trope: a hatchet-wielding character resurrected with memories, encountering the female lead. A bland beginning is a major pitfall for a good story. My initial motivation for continuing was simply being bored and having nothing else to read. There was a slight change in the early to mid-stages, and I focused more on the interactions between the author and some readers. After all, you could always find someone engaging in these kinds of comments, often resulting in me spending five minutes of the previous chapter reading just to share my thoughts. However, as the story progressed into the mid-stages, while I wouldn't say the writing underwent a qualitative change, it was clear that the author had at least started writing more seriously. The early chapters, in my opinion...

Today's update is a bit late; I'm considering how to achieve a smoother, more perfect ending.

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Well, I played a martial arts game today and found that my experience is somewhat similar to the content of this book: born in the demon realm, 19 years old, with bright eyes and white teeth, arrogant and rude, skilled with fists, rarely matched in the martial arts world, with a well-known reputation, good relationship with beggars, secret is that I am a woman disguised as a man, the bad thing I do is have a decadent private life, the person who likes me in the martial arts world is a pitiful boy I saved, and in the end, the righteous path is praised by everyone.