There Are Way Too Many Bad Endings for the Villain!

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If you're a fan of isekai (another world) fantasy novels with a male protagonist, then this book is a must-read. First, the author builds upon the traditional Western fantasy villain-protagonist narrative, creating a completely new world. This world not only has academies, nobles, and royalty, but also a vast populace and an evil god lurking in the stars, eyeing Earth with predatory intent. The protagonist, who has experienced 999 reincarnations, is not a typical transmigrated villain, nor is he merely a representative of the evil god among the stars; rather, he is a true ruler of humanity, a saint who will lead humanity back to the stars! The protagonist, despite being a savior...

This story fills the void in my reading experience on Pineapple Bun (although it's set in a completely fictional isekai world).

Ugh, such a strong smell of love.

Happy National Day

The author clearly put some effort into the titles; some left me pondering for a long time, and I finally decided to speculate based on my own understanding. "Calling for the Beast of Love in the Center of the World" is both a volume title and a science fiction short story. Here, I'll point out the similar logic between the story and the original text. The original text's timeline and narrative structure are distorted, and causal relationships are fragmented by the narrative structure. In the original text, the actions of an advanced civilization in a different timeline cause certain individuals in other civilizations to act in ways inconsistent with their own characteristics, leading to disaster. These actions occur before or after the actions of the advanced civilization. Just as in Volume Three (actually, not only Volume Three...)

As of writing this review, Volume 3 is complete. The author lays bare his hand in this volume; one of the clues I gleaned (see my first review), the "starry sky," is explicitly revealed, or rather, addressed? The author also resolves many foreshadowing elements in this volume, and the future direction of the work will undoubtedly continue along the revolutionary path, albeit in a fantasy setting. This volume continues to bridge the gap between the previous and subsequent volumes, interweaving stories from different timelines. The flames of revolution spread from the capital to agricultural and border regions, and the protagonist establishes his own base, gaining support from some churches and nobles. The protagonist's identity is fully revealed, and the world of this book...

Happy New Year, dear readers!

It was so satisfying to read the entire fourth volume in one go!

It's great! Please update soon. By the way, how many words does the author usually update in a month?