I Became an Outer-Domain Heavenly Demon, Yet Have to Pretend to Be a Fairy

Um… I didn't run away… I'm still writing… Although not many people are reading it, I'll still try to write a proper ending in the end. Since the content won't last until the end of the month, I won't be posting daily anymore… This way I can have more time to think.

Due to previous computer problems and procrastination, I was unable to post on time. I want to hold back some chapters for the new story. The plan is for it to be a short story with a Western fantasy setting of around 400,000 to 600,000 words. The posting time may be delayed until the end of June or the beginning of July (I want to hold back some chapters and finish it within two months after posting).

I'm nearing the end here. There might not be any updates for the next couple of days, but I'll continue writing. The next post might be the ending, and some things left unresolved in the main story will be addressed in a side story.

To be honest, I can't really find any faults, except for the character of Miss Mo, which is a complete and utter failure. Why do I say a complete and utter failure? From the moment our Miss Mo met Hongchang until the current update, she's been playing the role of a third wheel for a huge stretch of the story. It's a bit too gloomy. In this book, there are only two paths for a yandere character. One is the sacrifice path, where she's eliminated when her time is up, at least leaving a good impression. The other is the taming path, where she's killed off before the pressure cooker explodes. However, our genius Queque hasn't taken either path, yet it seems she's taken both. If she's sacrificing, she always seems to suffer heavy injuries in every fight...

My stomach problem is getting worse, so I went to the hospital for an injection. I might have to skip class today. If I get home early, I'll try to stay home as much as possible.

I only came across this book in May of this year; I had no idea it was such a gem before. After some research, I learned that it was mistakenly posted in the fantasy section by a user named "" (Benque), leading to its failure. It's also a testament to "'s" perseverance in reaching 1.4 Million words despite dismal results (a salute to her!). I'm not good at long-winded discussions, so I'll just offer my humble opinions. First, regarding the transformation and mindset shift, I think the mindset shift itself is a constraint for transformation stories. There's no need to deliberately spend a lot of time describing the protagonist's change in acceptance of her gender reassignment. This book directly uses the pressure of survival to force the female lead to adapt to her identity...

I stumbled upon this book, and it was because of it that I came to this platform. This is the first time I've read this type of book. I looked for similar books on the platform afterward, but perhaps because I'm not a seasoned reader of transmigration novels, or maybe it's because I'm getting older, those cute and adorable ones just didn't seem to suit me. I ended up only reading two or three. (So, this book seems like it came from somewhere else.) As for the plot, when I saw the female protagonist successfully kill her father despite being weak (laughs), I knew I would definitely keep reading. Almost every character in the story is intelligent, and the female protagonist's psychological changes, from initially being cold and solitary, to later having companions...

Please forgive me for procrastinating today. I got home a little late from get off work today... I haven't finished writing yet.

Let's nurture the book a bit, and give me a kick when it's finished.

In other words, it's fine once or twice, but now it's getting agitated and then interrupted every now and then, and it's happening so often that it's affecting the viewing experience.