You Fairies Think You Can Corrupt Me?

That's great! The last one was like that too, and they even changed the main character. Will the next one just add Cindy, Fairy Yao, and some other fairy... And make them all three souls in one?

It's okay to delay; in today's competitive market, it doesn't matter if things are worse than before. But ending it like this is irresponsible.

Volume 3's portrayal of a young boy is off-putting, so I'll just skip this volume.

Starting from chapter 428, the plot holes become terrifyingly numerous. With just a few sentences, the author completely transforms the female lead, whom readers have followed for 400 chapters, into a complete stranger. Cindy? Who? The protagonist of the previous work? And who is Xian Yao? A character setting? Fake? So the female lead I paid to follow for hundreds of chapters is a joke? Do I have to pay to read a novel that was abruptly canceled? The Xian Yao described earlier as so kind, so devoted to the world and its people, turns out to be entirely fake? Did I waste all those 400+ chapters? Earlier, the author was complaining that the previous work, *Mo Dao Zu Shi*, was too unrestrained, and this work, focusing on the righteous path, was difficult to write, so I thought Xian Yao and Cindy couldn't be the same person. Even at chapter 428, I was still telling myself...

This is my first long review of the new book by You Nai. I really enjoyed the previous book, so I came here as soon as the new one started. The content and plot are both excellent, and I've tried my best to include all the paid content (see the author's other book for details) ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧ I won't say more, You Nai, keep it up!!! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Keep it up!!! Keep it up!!! I hope you can keep writing the new book. I have plenty of monthly tickets (although I don't have any left, mainly because lol). I'm just filling in the rest to reach the word count. You Nai, keep it up!!! ٩(๑´3`๑)۶

The author is currently prioritizing their studies and will resume writing once they are finished.

Although I've never interacted with the author, the protagonist's attitude in this book made me feel the author's disgust. There are people in this world who harm others at will without realizing it, and are even proud of it, believing they are upholding justice. Not considering things from others' perspectives isn't necessarily evil, but demanding others to consider one's own needs without considering others is intolerable. In *Sword Art Online*, it was mentioned that some characters in the game change their real-life personalities because others don't know who you are, and doing evil doesn't affect your real life. However, if in reality he is truly a good person...

As of now, the author has updated over 700 chapters. As a new reader who hasn't read the previous work, having reached the end of the Song family storyline, I'd like to share my thoughts. I usually check other readers' reviews before choosing a book to avoid pitfalls. Before reading this book, I already knew there would be a plot twist around chapter 400 with a new protagonist appearing out of nowhere. However, the initial setup and the author's writing style still drew me in, and I continued reading with the mindset that I could always rewrite the outline and fill in the gaps in the previous work later. But after those plot twists, each chapter felt like it was over in 78 seconds, almost instantly, until the protagonist just randomly copied everything...

I love reading this type of yuri novel, especially the time-travel element, which means I'll meet different people each time. I also really enjoy the character development; it reminds me of when I read comics about searching for past lives—the feeling of the protagonist meeting people along the way, developing feelings, and then parting ways. I'd really look forward to the moment they meet again across eras. However, I have a question: the author writes that when the protagonist returns to the future, he sees Ling'er has grown very strong and has gained many merit points, and even speculates that after ten thousand years, she should no longer exist. Does this mean that all the characters from that era are gone?! (If that's the case, it feels...)

When I first started reading, I was just browsing randomly. Seeing the tags, I thought, "Oh, it's just yuri harem, right?" I've read over a dozen yuri books and read free chapters, thinking, "That's it?" But then it dragged me into this abyss. At first, it seemed like just a show-off getting slapped in the face, right? I got it, but then the plot started to go wrong! Why is the "purification" part so smutty? And the explicit content is insane! For a model socialist youth like me (not really), it's incredibly slow! It gets faster and faster, and I'm worried the book will disappear one day. I asked the author, "You're like someone who just got out of the water after swimming." The author replied, "Hey, I didn't get out of the water!"...