I Wanted to Save the World, but Became a Little Demon

I am extremely sorry, I wanted to write this a long time ago, but I couldn't find the time, so please forgive the long delay. Let me start by sharing my feelings. I genuinely love this book, especially the early parts. The author's depiction of the otherworldly scenery is incredibly lifelike, highly realistic, making it feel like I've truly entered that world. The atmosphere of daily life within it is very strong, which is what I particularly love. Each element reflects the brilliance of the otherworld, and the author should continue to work on this aspect. Now, I'll analyze it without hesitation. Regarding the plot, as some previous reviews have already mentioned, the beginning ruined the work...

I don't understand why yuri (lesbian) fanfics featuring wardrobe malfunctions are shown to men. Bye.

Commentator: Rabbit Title: It's Not Just About Hard Work to Become Stronger Summary: This book review is suitable for authors who work hard at writing but are unwilling to settle for mediocre results. This book review is suitable for works with excessive elaboration and a loose story pacing. Word Count: 1946 Reading Time: 5 minutes Text: Hello everyone, I am the least skilled and greenest member of the Light Palace Book Review Mayday group, Zang Ai Tu Ji. Today I'm bringing you a book review of Lan Jie's work, "I Wanted to Save the World but Became a Little Devil." Long before I read this book and took on this review, I often saw Lan Jie popping up in a certain author group, and Lan Jie's predicament...

I don't mind the protagonist being cute occasionally or giving out some fan service, but would you get excited just to see a monkey being given some fan service? Originally, I really liked the type of non-human protagonist in this book, but damn it, Aqua ruined everything! I just couldn't stick with it to the end. See you again someday.

Lilies are wonderful, but they can't have children. Even if they can't have children, lilies are still the best.

From fantasy to science fiction, from lucidity to utter bewilderment...

Isn't it fine without gender swapping? Wouldn't a normal yuri story be better? Some novels just use gender swapped titles and then make the protagonist look like a bitch... No different from a woman.

I've read up to chapter 30. Is this a yuri (lesbian) novel? I'm asking because I don't understand. Please help!

I'm here to catch up on the book _(: D)∠)_ (Oh my god, 1.33 million words! When can I read the second part?)

The protagonist's IQ keeps declining... And it gets worse as the story progresses...