Reborn Demon Girl Will Not Meet the Uncle Hero

Chapter 79 Remarks on the launch
Dear readers,
I'm very happy to meet you all here. Today is the day this book is released.

As everyone knows, the author is actually an old author who has been writing books for seven or eight years - to say that he is a new author is really shameless. The total number of words in his works should be about seven or eight million.

However, this is indeed the first time I have tried this.

As you can see, the subject matter of this book is quite niche and may not be acceptable to many people, but the author still intends to give it a try.

Although you may find it hard to believe, the reason for this attempt is simply because there may be more readers here - the author wrote the book because he likes it, so he wants more readers to see it. I don't know if this reason can convince everyone.

Let’s get back to this book.

As you can see, this book has two protagonists.

The Demon King Mohe and the Brave Man Dora.

Everyone should be clear about the general outline. It is the process of the hero's "fall into evil" and the devil's "fall into good". When the two lines intersect, it is the moment of coordination and resonance.

In fact, although the subject matter seems a bit strange, this book is undoubtedly a serious drama, and there will not be too much abstract development. Of course, the author has actually written many abstract books in the past - but there are also many serious dramas. I hope everyone will not be too prejudiced.

Regarding the members of the Brave Team, the author has seen many readers’ concerns in the comment section, but what I can say here is that betrayers should be punished.

Of course, due to different perspectives, some readers may feel that "this character didn't actually do anything wrong" or "the author's values ​​are distorted by writing this way"... There's nothing we can do about this.

However, when it comes to the theme of forced marriage, many readers who are new to it might not understand why it's written this way—simply put, because the female protagonist in the forced marriage is cute. Well, it's like the tomboyish term that's been trending online lately: a woman with a female body, but without the usual whims of a woman (no offense intended), someone who can completely fit your expectations.

This is probably the charm of the heroine who changes her marriage.

The recent proliferation of memes like "Brother, you smell so good" may also be due to this element. The charm of the female protagonist who marries out of turn lies in her unique understanding of men's thoughts and her tendency to be casual. She also doesn't get too bogged down in the entanglements of love and hate. This free-spirited quality is something the author personally finds quite attractive.

So if you don’t like to bring in the female protagonist in this type of article, you can actually bring in the male protagonist.

The characterization of the two is basically quite equal.

Of course, the heroine will be given a little more attention.

The author will be very happy if you can understand the charm of it. Of course, if you cannot understand it, please be lenient.

I rambled on and on about some seemingly useless things...

All in all, thank you to all the readers who have read this far!

I hope we can all walk together in the future!
thank you all!

(End of this chapter)