Ye Luoli: The Sin of Lust

This book left me conflicted. It seems like Qi Yuan was just a pawn from beginning to end; I can't judge her good or evil. Her fate is one I've never experienced or sympathized with. I sympathize with the pure and kind Qi Yuan, and equally with the one utterly dark and helpless, with no one to turn to.

I've always had a hard time accepting angst-filled stories. The moment I stepped into one, I knew I was doomed. Is the bondage disguised as love really love? Born pure white, ultimately tainted by the world—was that truly her? For a moment, I really wished she wasn't pure white. I'd rather she were born evil, at least she could have thrived in the world.

To be honest, I've read almost everything except the last three or four chapters of "Past Events." But after reading through it all, I just want to ask one question: Is the author a terrible author?! I really like "Prayer," and the author's concept is excellent. But it was really frustrating the whole time. It was a very difficult read.

Although this book doesn't follow the original plot, I still really love the female lead; I love her so much! However, this book doesn't have any ratings yet. I hope it gets at least a 90 rating. 🥰

It's really good! The first chapter has 297 pages, and the rest are the second chapter. Most of them are sexy, I love them so much, hehehe 😏😏😏😏😏

To be honest, I didn't like Xiuyas much when I first started watching. I actually loved the chaotic scenes, the prayers, and the way he dealt with all sorts of crazy people. I thought Xiuyas was just an insignificant little character. But later I really liked him, haha. Ayuan is a very cute girl.

This book would be even better if some other things were added, like a dual female lead setting 🥰🥰🥰

This is one of the top three Ye Luoli fanfictions I've ever read; it's really good. The female lead was very confident when she first appeared, but now I feel she's starting to doubt herself. Before, Shu Yan said he loved and liked her so much, not because he was influenced by her power. Now that her immortal power is weakened, he's no longer affected.

This is the first novel I read without skipping a single chapter, and I quite liked it. However, when I read about the female lead being forced to go back for sex, I still felt inexplicably sad. In my opinion, the ending should be considered a happy one, since they both die. I can't really judge the female lead's fate, but I can say that I felt quite frustrated with the first volume.

I only watched the first few episodes, but I really enjoyed it. The female lead is a perfect match; I recently liked the song "In the Fog," and there's an episode where the female lead is helplessly caught between black and white. The song also has a line about their black and white hearts, which really resonates with her.