Have the Immortal and Demon Couple Registered Their Marriage Today?

I've only read the book once, and I imagine most people wouldn't reread it every day. Therefore, I believe the most widespread reviews of a novel come from the comments of the most ordinary readers, assuming there are no expert opinions to guide the reader. The first thing I noticed was the title and cover. The cover was impeccable, and the title went straight to the point; the contrast between good and evil really appealed to me. The second thing I noticed was the synopsis. Since I was so drawn in by the title, I can't offer a useful evaluation of the synopsis. The most important thing about a novel is its content. The tag indicates slice-of-life, and I've recently seen the author mention in the comments that slice-of-life is difficult to write, confirming that the novel's style is lighthearted. It was here that I began to wonder...

There are quite a few time-travel novels on the SF platform; you can even find that sometimes almost half the books on the homepage are time-travel stories. However, this is the first time I've seen a novel with two characters experiencing reverse time travel on SF. The author's writing style and story construction impressed me. I personally hate novels that force the plot forward, cramming twenty or thirty characters into the reader's life, and then using an assembly-line-like narrative style. This novel focuses on the description and development of the two characters, and the plot develops very naturally. I really have to praise the author here; as a light novel, being able to consistently develop the plot and character settings around the two main characters instead of constantly adding new ones...

There was a time when this little brother even made it into the top ten.

Pineapple Bun has such a idyllic novel!?

Life Restart Simulator: The Undying Version. Let your imagination run wild! 0 years old: You were born, you're a girl.

I came here following the previous book. Having read *Immortal Demon*, I mentioned in the previous book that there were many flaws and unexpected plot points. What I never expected was that the author maintained this high standard in this book, with no predictable tropes, just pure originality. First, the one thing I most, most, most, most… (omitting a thousand and eight hundred "mosts") wants to complain about is, "a talking penis that is female"... This is a bizarre plot point I could never have imagined. At the beginning, the male protagonist couldn't lose his virginity due to practicing some kind of technique, I understood; the male protagonist is a blockhead, I understood; the male protagonist's penis can talk, huh? The male protagonist's penis is female...

Is it a pure love story?

Well, I've been a reader of this book from beginning to end. One of its highlights is the time-travel element, allowing an ancient person who has never experienced modern society to struggle in a new world, and because of their identity, they have more abilities in our new world. Watching the two protagonists grow little by little in this new world is really interesting. Of course, highlights alone aren't enough; what's most needed is compelling content. And the compelling content, needless to say, is the daily life. But this daily life is filled with intense tension. Luo Xianzun and Xue Mozun are natural enemies, so their romance is inevitably filled with love and hate. As for how they love and hate each other... Haha...

Poor Ke Ping! Even though he's just a kid, could the author add a scene where Yuan Chu, despite being in the ancient world for a hundred years, only lived for 10 years in this world, and then takes Ke Ping away, ending up with the entire yuri couple? That way, the book can continue, or maybe there'll be a sudden appearance in the ancient world...

When I was reading this book, I had a dream that someone confessed their love to me and even licked my feet. I was stunned for a whole day and was even a little afraid to read the book anymore.