A Vampire Lady's Guide to Surviving in the City of Fog

The reason I haven't deleted the cat is because there are still such excellent works being updated. Just thinking about seeing such works every day gives me hope for the future.

Ivy! Why do you wake up to a path of bloodshed? Why do you possess an impossible advancement ritual? Why do you have a system...? There is only one answer... (Stop talking!) Ivy! You are the last purebred vampire in the world! Haha ...

Terrible review! #(Angry) I couldn't continue reading after chapter 75. #(Crying)

The author writes exceptionally well, but the protagonist is always portrayed as rather dim-witted in front of the female lead, making this vampire seem a bit too weak 😠. I miss the eloquent and intelligent boy from the beginning.

It takes real courage to still be writing this kind of stuff. As one of the few truly good reads, I'll subscribe to the whole thing to show my support! #(Laughs)

This book, without a doubt, is an original gem! It's been so long since Dorothy ended, and finally I've found another gem! #(Tears)

Delicious! Absolutely delicious! (Applause) This story tastes like a freshly baked cake 😋, the background is like a cake base with a slightly bitter baking flavor and a rich aroma 😋, and the dialogue is as delicate as the cream filling inside the cake 😋. Besides, the author uses freshly whipped cream as a foundation for writing, employs rich strawberry jam and rose essence to depict interactions with orange notes, and uses the bittersweet, assertive flavors of tropical fruits to foreshadow conflict, then uses the lingering aftertaste of chocolate sauce to weave together light and dark lines to define the base notes. Ah, the only downside is that, for now, it's only a very good appetizer for me, and waiting for the chef to continue creating art will take time, which is really a pity 😥 I've almost forgotten how long it's been since I expressed my respect to a chef ☺️

I've always been prejudiced against works labeled "slow burn," but this book is exceptionally well done. The world-building and setting unfold steadily and gradually, and the author's writing style perfectly matches the book's pace. I would describe the writing style of this book as "steady and solid." Reading it feels like building a house brick by brick. The highly logical plot and immersive worldview are the bricks that the author builds, and the lilies are used as cement to seal the gaps. It is truly a rare and excellent work.

After eating so much, I finally got to eat something good. Just reading this book is a pleasure. It felt like biting into a small cake after chewing through dozens of dry breads. I hadn't even tasted the flavor yet, but the texture alone was delightful.

I live just to see girls cuddling! #(Cute)#(cute)#(cute)