After the Fairies Fell to the Demonic Path, They Grabbed Me and Repaid Me Passionately

Luoshui has a woman of unparalleled beauty, Yiren, with fair skin and jade-like features. A glance from among the orchids, and her captivating eyes under the moonlight, bewitching the soul, stain her white dress like a rainbow. The moon's shadow dances, touching her heart; ink stains her clothes, becoming a demonic couple. Deep in love, she is as radiant as frost, her temples frosty, her brows slightly furrowed. With a gentle touch, she becomes a demonic queen, her phoenix cry reaching the heavens, grasping the sun and moon. A single sword strikes, a life-or-death decision; a single star shines, binding karma. A dragon roars across the five lakes, good and evil part; in Chenxi Garden, spring is in full bloom. The sheng and xiao play in harmony, mandarin ducks compose poems, their love only to be expressed in An Ge. Only the King of Yuan sees her crimson beauty. Having written so much, I only wish to enjoy this evening. UU, drive fast!

Holy crap, even without extra chapters, it's considered an abandoned story? I've been finished for two months already!

I picked up this book again after half a year, and then I couldn't get into it again... Let me first talk about the problems I felt: 1. The character development was overdone. Many of the heroines who now enter the harem were initially enemies of the male lead, which is quite common, but exaggerating it to the point of ruining the reader's impression is a bit much. It made me feel uneasy reading through several of the later heroines entering the harem. 2. The cultivation system was poorly developed. This might not even be considered a flaw, since the book's focus has completely shifted since then; the main plot has changed from the male lead leveling up to building a harem. However, these inconsistencies and retconning always affect the reading experience. 3. The characters' thinking is too "realistic," which might...

Sigh, so many novels are great at the beginning, but they get worse and worse as they go on, leaving you feeling a bit unsatisfied after finishing them.

The master is a socially awkward loli bird; the empress is a domineering silver dragon; the senior sister is a juice-making princess; childhood friends include two demon sisters, a proud fox; two dragon sisters, a proud dragon; three senior sisters—one yandere, one scheming, and one violent; the protagonist is a cult leader, a depraved demon everywhere; and his wife is... Lal ...

Wow, 100,000!

The imagination is magnificent and captivating, truly eye-opening. Told from the male protagonist's perspective, it follows a series of arduous struggles and bizarre experiences (such as how he survives among various women and eventually bewitches them all), ultimately achieving success and fame—the so-called "drunk on a beauty's lap, bewitched by the heart of the beloved"—creating a strong sense of immersion and appeal. It's one of the best books I've ever read. As long as the plot doesn't fall apart and the pacing stays on track, you'll have a bright future. I won't review it myself; let other group members do. And when will you reach 60,000 words a day? I'm really looking forward to it!

Sometimes the male lead's actions towards his harem heroines are incredibly disgusting and excessive. The author also loves to include brainwashing plots for the sake of eroticism; some heroines are first brainwashed, drugged, and then fall in love, which is truly nauseating. Even when the heroine has clearly expressed her feelings for the male lead, he still gets a tattoo to feign abstinence and arouse her lust. He also particularly enjoys manipulating the heroine, devising all sorts of despicable schemes to make her fall for him. However, it really lives up to the title, so there's not much else to say. Please choose to read with caution!

The plot is novel, unlike other typical villainous novels by Pineapple Bun. The protagonist joins the Evil Phoenix Cult and then, through some "training," corrupts various righteous fairies into demons, leading to a series of erotic stories. The male lead is intelligent, well-developed, decisive, strategic, a bit cunning and mischievous, and finally not a weakling being dominated by a yandere woman, but rather someone who trains—or rather, cultivates—fairies into his beloved little wives (some might find this a bit manipulative, but it's a harem novel, so enjoy the protagonist's pleasure). Currently, the female leads include An Luo Yi, Xia Ran Yue, Xia Zhi Yue, Mu Yan Li, Que Sheng, and someone else who might be... Well, you never know...

Now we realize the Empress is truly formidable. She repeatedly manipulated He Ange, attempted to enslave her senior sister, imprisoned Master Feng Yuan, caused Xiao'e's death, forced Ye Xixian to his death, and shattered the Moon Goddess's soul with a single blow. Our Empress is truly incredibly powerful!