As a Spirit Pet, I'm Not Your Plaything!

It's scheduled to launch on the 17th, which means I'll have to sell 10,000 units daily for the next few days to reach my goal. This is something I've never challenged myself with before. 😋 All I can say is, brothers, watch my performance! Please give me your monthly tickets and tips, let's go! 😇

Why is it so hard to get my book published? Not only can't I finish the word count, but the system is also messing with me, blocking my first two chapters 😭

Honestly, I feel like you shouldn't torture foxes too much, butterflies can be a bit harsher. There's no real need to recruit Diana; she doesn't have much of an emotional history. The most satisfying thing is to find all her spirit pets and then torture Diana alone. That way, there won't be any major flaws. If you've already created a deep love story for your spirit pet, then torture it all over again, that's really not very interesting.

Everyone says it's awkward, but why did I find it quite touching, almost to the point of tears? 🥺

People are always a bit dizzy; I accidentally forgot to click the VIP button for chapter 64. Consider it compensation for updating less.

First, the good points: the writing is quite erotic, the style is good, and the author is skilled. Now for the bad points: the character descriptions of the protagonist's original side are very superficial, and the satisfying part about abandoning and reuniting with the protagonist isn't described in much detail. These aren't necessarily bad points and can be tolerated. The main problem is in Chapter Twelve. The protagonist takes his master to find the mermaid heroine, which requires a little mermaid to guide him. To guarantee 100% success in attracting the little mermaid, a token is needed. Okay, the token is there, all the elements are complete, but because the protagonist signed a contract, the little mermaid refuses to take him, thinking the protagonist's master is unfaithful, and instead takes the leader from the protagonist's original party. I just want to ask if the author thinks...

This book is suitable for elementary school students. 👀

I hope you finish what you start. I've died reading so many books halfway through. If you update more, I'll give you all my monthly votes next month.

Personally, I think it's awkward to connect the protagonist in the memories with the protagonist in reality. And the memories don't seem to have a significant impact on the protagonist (personality, growth insights, way of thinking, etc.). Focusing on writing about memories makes it difficult to have exciting moments or climaxes, which reduces the reader's sense of immersion and feels a bit like self-indulgent sentimentality.

It's no use, I'm going to poison them like crazy. When they reached the mermaid, they deliberately refused to recognize each other and couldn't hold out any longer; there were also several poisonous spots ahead.