I, the Guardian Deity, Became the Demon King's Catgirl Consort

The following content is highly offensive; please be prepared. I believe many people find this title strange, and I also think it's pointless to make such a fuss. Actually, personally, it's just that the content so far has given me a very uncomfortable, even disgusting, feeling, so I want to vent by criticizing the author. This feeling isn't because the author's writing is bad, but because of a difference in values. To put it bluntly, I think the male protagonist is a beast. To explain this viewpoint, we need to analyze the book first. Starting with the worldview, I know nothing about the author, but I'll venture to guess that the author's political and historical background is...

Come on, author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish every moment, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered by fire, and live up to my readers, my youth, and my future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe I am an excellent author! (Follow me!)

Many people write *bianwen* (a type of classical Chinese fiction), but is it really easy to write? Let's analyze an author's work to see if *bianwen* is actually easy to write. As we all know, *Cat Girl* is a *bianwen*. It has the style of *bianwen*, but also the author's own unique characteristics. So, what makes this novel so good? First, we need to understand what *bianwen* is. *Bianwen*, in essence, is a type of online novel that, based on the objective differences between men and women, uses a series of magical manipulations to bridge these differences—that is, to "transform" them. I. Exquisite Descriptions of Gender Differences To write a good *bianwen*, one must first understand the differences between men and women...

It's been a long time since I've read a slice-of-life novel. The following are my personal opinions: Purely erotic, the author is an experienced writer, but I must say, Su Su's character portrayals are the highlight of the book. The extensive use of psychological descriptions greatly bridges the gap between the reader and the story, giving the reader a sense of immersion and transforming them from an observer to a participant, thus elevating the reading experience (#became even more erotic). When reviewing a novel, I focus on three elements: characters, plot, and setting. Characters—this one is very simple; so far, I've only seen three main characters: the Demon King, the protagonist, and the head maid. This story focuses on slice-of-life eroticism...

You wait, I'll go practice Little Emperor's Questions right now. After I've mastered them, I'll start writing your book, the kind with the NTR! I'll make you a eunuch!

Is the cat going to miscarry later?

I'm currently working on my new book. The next one might be about yuri (lesbian romance). As an omnivore, I'm not opposed to yuri, but I prefer the submissive marriage aspect because I really yearn for that kind of relationship. Having a reliable and strong boyfriend would be amazing! And Rye is a character I created based on my own ideal, but unfortunately, as a nurse, it's practically impossible for me to meet someone like that.

For newcomers, I suggest deleting the book after reading up to volume four, when the protagonist gets pregnant and gets married. The rest is just filler with shoddy, filler plot points, and the ending is a terrible mess, forced and disgusting by the author.

I apologize for the inconsistent updates these past few days due to various reasons. Starting today, barring unforeseen circumstances, I will resume stable updates.

Since you've already described the difficulty of writing *bianwen* (a type of narrative literature) from the author's perspective, I'll explain from the reader's perspective why *bianwen* has an audience! In the 21st century, in this highly free era, not all men are as courageous and responsible as women perceive them to be. We also want to relax, especially during this period of increased societal pressure and the pandemic. We men also face immense pressure. We want to break through societal stereotypes about men, advocate for gender equality, and desire to be pampered like women. However, societal stereotypes don't allow it, leaving us conflicted...