The Villainous Princess Won't Die in the Empire's Rebellion

This is the kind of novel where the plot is arranged for the sake of character development and plausibility, but the exciting parts are lost in the process. This is also a classic problem with these seemingly serious dramas resembling novels. This book repeatedly interrupts the pacing at points that should have been exciting, especially in the volume about suppressing the rebellion. The princess was practically a mere spectator in the final battle, unable to do anything and offering no satisfying moments. The viewing experience was even worse than the early chapters of the Dark Elf arc in this volume. Ultimately, the final battle, the part where the most exciting moments should have been, was completely neglected.

I think it's very well written; it's rare to find something of this caliber on this subject. The author's writing style is also excellent. As long as it doesn't end in tragedy, it's fine.

Actually, there aren't many authors as skilled as you, but those who make money are those who accurately target and appeal to their audience. It's difficult to balance self-indulgence and financial success. Also, you keep feeling your writing is lacking, but at least in my eyes it's quite good. I think you should try a different approach. From a commercial perspective, whether it's the setting or the structure, yuri/female protagonist novels should be simplified, cutting back on complexities in terms of setting and content. However, male protagonist novels in QD (Quick Reading) should be expanded. After all, QD readers are less concerned with romance than with framework novels, while yuri readers are more concerned with romance than framework. If you keep adding more content during a light reading experience, their patience will quickly run out. This is my personal opinion, but of course, none of the above affects my enjoyment of this book.

A 20-year avid reader, this author's writing style, character personalities, backgrounds, and immersive plot are almost unparalleled in female-centric novels. From the humble and adorable rat-people to the cold-blooded and greedy Iron Army, the villains fighting for their ideals, and the female lead who's even more villainous than the villains themselves, the author's occasional dark humor makes this book incredibly captivating. Congratulations to the author on gaining another loyal reader! I will continue to support the author, whether it's a sequel or a new work.

Sigh 😮‍💨, CWM is ruined. I'll get a refund and delete the account once this book is finished or abandoned. I'll see which platform Crow moves to next.

Has the author disappeared too? I did see a book with a very similar beginning on Taobao.

Please, please don't abandon this story! I'll follow it for as long as it lasts. This is my absolute favorite novel, please don't let it end! #(Crying)#(crying)#(crying)

The author's books really don't offer any substitutes. Other similar ones are either too naive or too cutesy. The only downside is the slow update speed.

I'm so angry I feel dizzy #(tears)

This is so well written! #(Tears) Author, take your time writing, I'll keep my auto-subscription running and wait for you, as long as it doesn't involve peptide bonds! #(Cute) I'll always love you and wait for you!