A Pureblood Human Raised by a Vampire Clan

I always start each new book by praising myself 🍉

I really enjoyed it. The author portrays female protagonists with a remarkable resilience, each with their own unique traits and shining qualities, regardless of gender. The female protagonists, in particular, are weak mortals facing powerful gods. The male protagonists, in particular, seem to offer them a kind of love, which fits the typical "forced love" trope.

I especially like it; it's one of the best-written books I've seen since I came here. Furthermore, the descriptions of the female protagonist, despite being the last pure human, still yearning for freedom are truly well-written. Reading this kind of writing naturally makes one feel that the female protagonist should be unrestrained, and I quite like her personality.

Every single setting in the story felt like it was written right on my heart!! The clash between strength and vulnerability, and the fact that the female lead isn't a delicate flower in a greenhouse, but rather like a tenacious weed that grows wildly with just a little sunshine and rain, and the male leads are all so tall and imposing—over two meters tall!

I might be a bit slow; I've been following this series since Xuanwu, and I still don't quite understand it. The first part was both thrilling and filled with a sliver of hope. The ending of the second part, Baihu, completely baffled me. The third part was even worse—humanity was wiped out. There were no good endings, only worse ones.

I think it's a very magical book, especially the last part. While reading it, I didn't realize it was almost over. Even at the end, some might find the storyline a bit unclear and some parts need improvement. But in another sense, I think the book's description and embellishment of life are truly beautiful. Life is unpredictable; we yearn for immortality, yet when we actually attain it, it feels like a curse.

No need to think about it, it's definitely five stars. The author is amazing! (=^▽^=)

Sigh, I feel this book is really well-written and requires careful reading. If you just skim through it, you won't understand it at all. After finishing the book, I came to read some reviews, and I thought most of them would be long reviews, but I didn't expect some people to say they didn't understand it.

This is truly an incredibly wonderful story. She's arguably my favorite female protagonist in all my books. Though weak, she's incredibly intelligent—it's amazing how human strength isn't just about physical power! I love this book so much, but I don't know what to say. It feels so rich and full of life. Sometimes when Aliya ran away and was caught again, I felt her helplessness.

The author is a knowledgeable person, and that alone puts him ahead of most novelists. In addition, this book is really good. Although I don't know why it's not very popular, that doesn't stop me from recommending it to others.