I'm the Strongest Hero, So the Demon Princess Won't Force Herself on Me

What a pity

This book is incredibly satisfying. After being framed, executed, and then resurrected by the Demon Princess, the protagonist learns that his sister was raped to death by the Imperial Emperor and embarks on a path of revenge. The satisfying aspects include various cruel punishments inflicted on all his enemies, and he never suffers a defeat against them. While the mechanics of many of the abilities are unclear, the sheer enjoyment is undeniable! The sweet side is the female lead's deep concern for the protagonist. She deliberately avoids revealing her intentions to prevent him from feeling awkward, and she stops promptly when he loses interest. Moreover, she's incredibly persistent, lasting a remarkable thirty-two hours on their first time… Most surprisingly, she even manages to entice the protagonist to become more proactive! Suggestions: Hopefully, this won't…

The author received a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins as a reward.

The author received a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins as a reward.

If you catch the princess, just give her an optimization and let her taste what a fire poker is like.

I wouldn't recommend writing about executions; I'm afraid I'll have to keep going...

Down with imperialism, huh?

Not enough! Update soon!

Can't you give us a straight answer? If you don't want to write anymore, just say so. What kind of behavior is it to disappear without a word? Do you think you're doing right by us?

Sometimes I'm speechless; the male protagonist defeats an invincible dragon, yet he still gets captured by the empire.