After Three Years of Conquest, I Realized She Was a Female Demon Lord

If you can't stand the jarring, simp-like opening, you can stop here. The system tells him the female lead is gentle and kind. He glances at a pretty girl, she gives him a sidelong look, and he thinks she's cold on the outside but warm on the inside. Your thinking is like this: he smiles at you, and you think he's gentle and kind; he gives you a sidelong look, and you think he's cold on the outside but warm on the inside. Isn't that simp thinking? I know you want to draw his attention to the Demon Lord, but this is just too abrupt. And then, because of this one thought, you've been simp for three years. I really...

Seeing so many people criticizing this lousy book now puts my mind at ease. Last year, I said this author couldn't write anything. This cyber-obsessed son of a bitch has been nagging me all this time. He's never tasted fine chaff and doesn't know what it's like.

What kind of G8 simp story is this? He reminisces about being looked down upon for the past three years, and then tells the female demon, "I don't want to kill you."

Our pineapple buns now have their own jjxx (a euphemism for penis).

I can't stand this much padding! Is this how you call a filler novel? What's the point of these chapters? How much internal struggle was written? Good riddance! The padding is good! Light novels are disgusting! 🤢

More, or not more in the supermarket

To be honest, I don't quite understand how Ning Qianrou, who has never experienced family or romantic love, could so easily give up the only love of her life after experiencing it for the sake of revenge. Perhaps I can't empathize with her thoughts and therefore can't understand her. It feels like I'm being forced into a dramatic situation just for the sake of the story outline. I'm already so tormented by today's latest chapter that I can't take it anymore. To be honest, I used to really like this character, but I just can't stand it anymore.

Honestly, the author's background is questionable, and he deserves a peanut for this.

I feel like it's pretty good as long as you don't write about a female lead; once you do, it becomes difficult to succeed.

Can someone tell me if this book is still readable later on? I'm scared by other books by Pineapple Bun because they all have so many bad points as soon as they're released.