An Adventure Diary About My Reincarnation as a Villainess

While it's visually appealing, it also has several flaws. The most obvious one is that every time the protagonist levels up, a scheming clown pops up. After the legendary Lennefoe, another one, Rose, appears. Secondly, the female protagonists are almost useless. The main character skips levels repeatedly in the later stages, jumping directly from Elite to Exemplary within a year. The first female protagonist, Adele, is still in the beginner village and has just been upgraded to Elite. The most important one is The Riddler. It's an original world, but many parts lack annotations, making the whole world feel empty. Take Succubus: Self-Improvement, which is similar to this book, for example. That book uses the concept of righteous wrath, which has a specific background, and still has many explanations in the book, making people understand how the magic works at a glance. This kind of divine characteristics and faith makes the reading threshold much lower.

The results were still dismal. Personally, I felt it was much better than that book that incorporated some crossover anime characters, but unfortunately, purely original content couldn't attract viewers.

Did the children completely crash? ✈️

Did my good brother's plane crash completely?

The female supporting characters have too little screen time… or perhaps the plot is too concise, lacking the richness of daily life and subplots. It could also be due to mid-series hiatuses and inconsistent update schedules. Of course, the writing is top-notch; if things hadn't gone wrong and caused a large number of readers to leave, things might have been fine.

There's too little explanation or description of the setting and world, making it difficult to immerse oneself in the story. The plot after the transcendent realm isn't particularly engaging either. I'm really getting tired of watching The Sun King's storyline. #(Dizzy)

What's going on, author? Someone like me who reads Steel and Fire Magic can even request a break from updating!

I've read about half of it, and what I enjoyed most wasn't the plot, but the random refresh of the "mother hen card" rating at the end of each chapter. From initial surprise to shock to despair to relief This is what a community of shared destiny is all about, huh?

Honey, when can we finally get full attendance? (Looking up at the sky)

There have been no updates since the 14th. What's going on?