The villain, caught in a chaotic situation, only wants to boost his popularity.

I've cut this book; I was planning to continue writing it even though the data was poor.

However, two chapters (63 and 64) were given an "x" rating. I appealed four times during this period and deleted more than 500 words, but it still couldn't be published.

It was very tiring and affected my writing.

Furthermore, over the past two days, chapters 62 and 65 have also been passively deleted and modified. Chapter 62 did not have a title, and that wasn't changed by me.

Many of the subsequent daily scenes are similar, or even more so. For example, the previous scene was a doctor-patient party, and the next one is a warden-prisoner party.

So basically the entire outline needs to be changed, but the story can't do without it, so I can't continue writing.

Let me first explain the outline:

Bloodthirsty Fog Assault:

Mist Song possesses a triple personality and is the strongest recipient created by a certain cult, capable of containing many demons.

One is the eldest princess (with a sadistic personality) who was injured by a demon and trapped in the human world.

The second is the Blood Authority Demon Contract.

The reason she falls into a strange state is because her two personalities are fighting for control of her body and both are recovering.

Mu Jing used two plays to control two different personalities.

The final boss is a super-demonized version of Mist Song.

So they defeated the boss.

In the fourth episode, "Tears Like Snow," Xuehua needs a veiled mother in the original story, but this time it goes smoothly.

However, Mu Jing thought the story would end easily, but Xuehua fell into a deeper state of female chastity (specifically, the stages of killing herself and the mother in the veil), and was demonized.

The final boss of this chapter is Xuehua, who has been corrupted and has her own consciousness—she intends to lock Mu Jing away forever.

During the journey to the final boss, the following events occurred in sequence: the Holy Spirit Bureau's anniversary celebration (a grand competition among operators from various regions), a 3P date (Mist Song + Snow), and Mist Song's inability to resist actively seeking out Mu Jing to play games.

The Psionic Rebellion, The Sky Patrol Rebellion, and The Exorcist Infighting.

The psionic rebels in turn correspond to the exclusive routes of the Skyblade.

The Sky Patrol rebellion, which corresponds to the route exclusive to Mist Song, is actually led by the Sky Patrol Minister, who is the final boss.

Corresponding to the internal strife within Xue Li's exorcism faction, which was once one of the Eight Great Families, it has become the current Three Great Families due to various reasons.

Apart from the Xue family, the other two have varying degrees of collusion with the demons.

Finally, the story concludes with the male protagonist killing the Demon King.

And then, it's goodbye until we meet again.

The next book might not be here, or maybe I should first learn about the issue of scale.