After Possessing the Female Demon Lord, I Found That All My Disciples Are Righteous

Is this book a "Dragon Overlord" story? If so, I won't read any further.

I'm starting to prepare for my new book! The extra chapters will no longer be updated daily; they'll be updated every two or three days.

The series is finally finished! Thank you for your support!

I really don't understand the part about Su Cheng. What? What is this writing?! (Illiterate face) The only two loyal disciples are treated like pure tools. Even though the main perspective is on the protagonist, and they're with him, they only appear briefly when gathering intelligence. Their interactions are incredibly bland. Su Cheng, as a stage boss, is given enough screen time, but all you do is express love, unrequited love, and plead for attention. Please, Master, give me a second glance! Think back to your interactions with your master! Why do you love her? Why do you feel neglected? Why do you feel you can't have her? You're only three years old...

I encountered some unpleasant things and was in a bad mood. I'm so sorry for the late update and the fact that I only added one chapter today.

This should be the last month of the book, so I'll still ask for some monthly votes. It's okay if you don't get them; I'll still finish it safely while continuing to update.

From a plot perspective, this book is already excellent. I think its main characteristics are three: invincible yuri slice-of-life. I hope the author can maintain these core elements in the future (◔◡◔). This book perfectly fits these characteristics, without intentionally and mindlessly weakening the characters' strength and constantly pushing forward. The writing style is on the simplest (I don't know if this is the right way to describe it, but I mean it doesn't try to be pretentious or write in a heavy tone). The plot is evenly divided between slice-of-life and main story. Slice-of-life: interactions with the harem; Main story: finding the harem •ᴗ• Of course, there are also shortcomings. The main one is that the inner thoughts of some characters are slightly rough and not detailed enough...

I personally think the time-traveling female (male) protagonist's change of heart was too rapid. It wasn't clearly explained why she could so easily let go of her past life's events; the reasons weren't explained, just glossed over. Then, the female (male) protagonist easily inherited the original owner's memories. The later parts were very well written, but the characters weren't distinct enough, especially the character descriptions of other people. If the later developments aren't handled well, the character development will collapse. I hope the author continues to improve (and doesn't abandon the story!). That's all.

It's truly a great book. The author's portrayal of human nature is incredibly detailed, especially the vivid depiction of Sun Wukong's excitement and fear when the Calabash Brothers rescue the Transformers. Am I the only one who thinks Wu Song was right to kill Qiao Feng? If Jia Baoyu hadn't stopped Zhang Wuji and Yang Guo, how could he have been killed by Guan Yu? Zhuge Liang wouldn't have ended up on the Cliff of Contemplation with Linghu Chong, becoming a bandit king. In short, the book has an interesting plot, vivid characters, a clear structure, numerous foreshadowing elements, and fight scenes that feel incredibly immersive. The protagonist's personality is well-developed. Opinions on this book are mixed, but I think fundamentally, it's a very well-written book. First of all, I think...

My gateway novel to whitening! I first encountered this type of novel on a pirated app in 2021, and from then on, I was hooked. So I downloaded Pineapple Bun, and subsequently read countless more and more citrus novels. On Jinjiang, on Hedgehog, on the forum, on Biquge, on support. But almost all the whitening novels I read had similar figures and personalities to the protagonist, Yu Yi, in this one; I couldn't stand the others. Perhaps that's the power of a "white moonlight" (a term for a devoted, idealized version of a character).