I Won't Turn Evil Just Because I Became an Evil God

When I first got my hands on this book, I was initially very interested. A large part of that was probably the title, which piqued my curiosity. So I clicked on it and started reading. After reading for a while, I'll briefly share some of my personal thoughts on the book. First, the most striking thing is the plot's direction. From the very beginning, the story is incredibly captivating. Unlike many other openings, the first chapter is titled "The Vessel of the Evil God," and the way the protagonist, Tess, becomes the evil god is very novel. It's not a typical case of being possessed by an evil god, or being the evil god from the start; rather, she's a sacrifice, preparing for the evil god's descent...

"Finally... Finally found her!!" I looked at the security door in front of me, incredibly excited. You see, finding Rainwater was a huge undertaking; from checking IP addresses to various real-world searches, all the information was finally gathered on this phone in my hand. I excitedly knocked on the door, only to hear a soft, sweet voice, "Who is it... Can't a person get some sleep this early...?" Although it was a girl's voice, I wasn't surprised at all, because I already knew from my investigation that Rainwater was a legally 18-year-old loli. The door opened, and a small head poked out, "Um... Who are you... Knocking on my door..."

Following the ancient revelation, I knocked on the door. To be honest, the house was no different from any other I'd ever seen; it was hard to imagine it was the dwelling of the rain that wrote the book of temptations. But considering the accuracy of the revelations I'd received from my connections with those great beings and the immense price I'd paid for them, I chose to trust in this revelation. It seemed someone was coming. I instinctively reached into my robes and clutched the silver amulet shaped like an inverted cross on my chest, lest the gods' deception lead me to my death. I felt as if I could see through the door, seeing the being behind it, so indescribable. I seemed to see a winged…

I've already binged the latest chapter and the beginning is refreshing! The female lead has been a girl for over ten years, accepting her gender but disliking men—this premise really appeals to me (it makes the cross-marriage even more interesting). She has a yandere vibe when she's angry? Well, I'm also very curious about her past experiences with yandere cultivation; I hope the author will fill in those plot holes. As for the writing style, the author seems very skilled—did they create a new account? Finally, please create a fan group; it would make me feel more at home. (This is my first time writing a book review, and I feel like it's a bit rambling…)

At least give this book an ending, right?

Since the one next door has finished, then this one...

Tess only had 710,000 words of life, I want to give her a complete life!

The only marriage novel I read on Pineapple Bun, by the author [sfem:22:756]

I didn't have a phone number in high school, so after reading the free chapters, I couldn't recharge. Out of desperation, I just wrote down the book title to wait until after the college entrance exam. Now, a year after the exam, I've read quite a few novels, and suddenly remembered this one. I downloaded it again, and surprisingly, I still remembered the title. Looking at the table of contents, I realized it was actually quite short.

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