[All Male Characters Captured + Multiple Female Leads + No System]
The fake life of a playboy: Let your little head control the big one, charge in without thinking, and in the end get your head chopped off by the fated heroine without even touching a single hair on hers.
The real life of a playboy: Become the fated heroine's best bro! Give her cultivation manuals and pills! Carry her through challenging dungeons! Have gorgeous fairies help set you up!
When the heroines are bullied, your playboy bro throws a heavy punch;
When the fairies come to pour their hearts out to him, your playboy bro subtly puts in a good word for the fated heroine;
When the fated heroine can't figure out her feelings, your playboy bro patiently talks her through it and becomes her love guru.
Before he knows it, thanks to all his hard work, the playboy finds himself surrounded by one-sided crushes?
One day, all the fairies corner him and confess, their faces bright red?
Even the fated heroine takes the lead, grabbing both his hands, her eyes shy and shimmering?
Playboy: I was only trying to get you together! Why are you all after me? Gah! Don't come near me!
I predicted from the beginning that the protagonist's journey from Foundation Establishment to Golden Core, which took a million words, was too slow. The advancement of realms could accelerate the plot's development. I've said before that if the author writes slowly, readers won't be interested and will all leave. The plot becomes too big to be recaptured, and then the author will ruin the ending. You yourself will lose enthusiasm later on. Making the work too big and greedy will ruin everything. So authors shouldn't be slow to start. I'm not afraid of not having the patience to read it myself; I'm afraid of authors not having the patience to write it.
These days, when you click on the pineapple bun (a type of online shopping platform), all you see are transformation stories, marriage themes, and yuri (lesbian relationships)—it makes me nauseous. This is the only place that's somewhat normal.
Since reading this novel, I finally understand what Chinese characters truly mean—they are profound and rich. A perfectly normal sentence becomes incredibly deep and thought-provoking in the author's hands.
Xue'er grinds the rice cake, and Xueyun eats her fill; in a sense, this is a mother-daughter donburi (rice bowl dish).
It's not going to end easily now. I feel like it would need at least 800,000 words, or even more, to finish. The world-building is a bit too vast, and the timeline is too long. It seems like the protagonist's cultivation level has only been slightly higher than Foundation Establishment after all this time.
When will Feng Aotian be available? (Squeak)
Xue'er made a sound when she reached base.
Don't stop updating 😰😭
Here's a joke: Xue'er is the female lead.
How can the other female leads fight against such an overpowered Demon Lord? Just how strong is one overpowered character?