The Villainous Saintess Is My Alt Account

The biggest regret of this book is the lack of epilogues for each character; like a gecko without a tail, it lacks completeness in its appeal.

The later parts got a bit weak; the core plot and the interactions between the main characters and others were too limited, especially the previously discussed past-life romance between Ye Xiao and his lover. Instead, a lot of irrelevant plot points were devoted to them. However, at least it had an ending, so this author, Eunuch Cat, is still considered a relatively good writer.

After finishing it, although it was indeed very well written, upon reflection, I realized that the protagonist was basically led around like a dog by the enemy the whole time. So when he defeated the villain, he could only feel that the dog was finally dead, and rarely felt any sense of satisfaction. It can be said that apart from building a harem, there was no exciting part. Spoilers Furthermore, the latter half of the story was all about securing a guaranteed win with the real protagonist, expecting the villains to mess things up, only to realize in the end that victory was impossible. It turns out these shrewd characters had anticipated everything, making everyone who tried to predict the plot look like clowns. In the end, it was a sure win for the villains, with some kind of preordained divine intervention, a deus ex machina, and the protagonist's sudden power, resulting in a predictable victory. The ending wasn't exciting, lacking any real twist or surprise; it was just bland. To be honest, the whole story is indeed very exciting. But there's a certain feeling that it's supposed to be an invincible story, but it never actually becomes invincible. It feels like the product doesn't live up to its promise.

The new book has been released, but at some point...

Saying that Lao Ye is just an incarnation of the female protagonist seems a bit of an exaggeration. They are both unique yet different; after all, the female protagonist reincarnated with Lao Ye's memories and a portion of her soul. This explains why the two have inexplicable, lover-like interactions.

Can anyone tell me in which chapter the harem members find out that Ella is Lao Xiao's clone?

It looked good at the beginning, but the quality dropped a bit later.

This is so good! I want to read another 1000 chapters. No, that's too greedy, 500 chapters will do too. The post-disaster reconstruction in the present world, Ella and Ye Xiao's daily lives, and the reunion of the two sisters—there's so much to write about.

I've finished reading the whole thing. I came to Hedgehog Cat specifically for this book. The setting and plot are good, but the author got a bit lazy towards the end. The last volume used the same formula as the earlier volumes: the female body manages the front, the male body infiltrates. This formula was used too much in the beginning, making the ending somewhat irritating and even boring. However, the plot made up for it somewhat. If the ending hadn't used the old formula, I feel the book would have reached an even higher level.

I still quite like this book. Is the author not planning to write a new one?