It's no problem transmigrating into a fantasy romance novel as the villainess, as long as I keep my head down and don't cause trouble...
But why is the plot heading toward my fiancee falling for the actual heroine?
In the story, I'm supposed to treat my gentle, considerate, beautiful fiancee horribly, then fawn over some trash woman I'll never get? Sorry, I can't do that.
If you're gay, you're gay. If you're straight, you're straight.
The heroine can forget about turning my fiancee gay!
Hero, princess, saintess, demon lord?
Stay out of it and go be lesbians somewhere else!
"Darling, what did you mean by 'turning her gay' in your sleep talk last night?"
The breathtaking girl with cherry-blossom-pink hair concealed a cleaver behind her back, a gentle smile on her face.
"Oh, and those girls came looking for you again."
Sure enough, every novel of this type features a protagonist who is arrogant and domineering, giving off an incredibly repulsive feeling. If I were the male lead, I would kill him to prove his own path to enlightenment, rather than keep him around to disgust myself.
I just read the beginning. The trope of the husband-chasing trope is cliché, but it works. It's like how I could guess what the rest of the book would be about just from the first three chapters and the title, but I still flipped through the pages.
How outrageous! They actually used my wife's photo as the cover!
One update at a time? That's difficult...
Okay, I've finished watching it. The feeling I get from this book so far is very similar to the word he uses most often in it—abstract. There are so many mysteries now, like stars in the sky. Hopefully, the author can keep writing well. It'll probably be finished around a million words. Just don't let it have a bad ending. I'll keep reading.
Why is the cover image of a mirror flow?
They've really gotten out of control; both 66 and his persona have been arrested.
I subscribed to the whole thing as a token of my appreciation, as compensation for my rambling, but I've only read up to chapter 26.
I've read some, but it's best not to think too much. The biggest highlight of this story, in my opinion, is the quirky imaginations and witty battles among the female characters – it's hilarious!
Let's update twice or three times tonight.