My Junior Sister’s Unfair Life as a Demon
师妹躺不平的魔生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 326k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
Looking for Sweet Fantasy Romance With Plenty of Scenes for the Main Couple
A Powerful Male Lead Who Supports the Female Lead as She Grows, in a Fantasy Romance
They make their feelings clear early on, and it's really sweet. The heroine has a sharp tongue, and the hero dotes on her.
Can You Still Find Fantasy Stories for Female Readers Without a Female Lead Transmigrating Into a Book, Becoming a Supporting Female Character, or Getting a Chosen One's Luck?
I don’t want a flashy, face-slapping strong heroine. I want a romance pairing, with a heroine who’s either already powerful or starts out as a beginner and grows while keeping a low profile. Then bring on some schemes, fighting monsters, leveling up, taking down villains, or saving the world. I don’t want endless fights with other women.
Any Novels Where the Female Lead Is a Reincarnated Female Immortal?
Looking for books like "The Jiang Family's Beloved Little Daughter Can Use Immortal Arts" ("The Jiang Family's Beloved Little Daughter"). Something similar, with a heroine who has a powerful golden finger and tells her family about it, rather than just secretly helping them like a dutiful house spirit. She's so powerful that even the imperial family has to treat her with caution.
Reader comments 5
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Chunzhen fraud case, not sweet pampering, not group pampering. Four stars are for smooth writing, vivid brushwork, novel settings, a fairly large framework, detailed plot settings that are not a running story, each protagonist has a distinct personality, and the supporting characters are also lively and vivid (and some are extremely hateful) Let's talk about the heroine first: she is silly, spiritual but not much, lazy and soft, pitiful and cute, her character is shaped by experience. So even though I don't feel angry sometimes, I understand it. Let's talk about the men: I can only say that they are already three corpses here, and the self-righteous love that looks on from above is disgusting. (I can't stand it even though I've been completely injured by the Sauvignon Blanc male character) Let's talk about the copywriting issue: Is it an invitation from fate or a warning?
The author's writing is good, but the style is not the storytelling style that I like, and it is not very attractive to me, so I jumped to read it. The consequence is that now I particularly want to know the truth about the disappearance and destruction of the divine world, what happened to the heroine after her death, and what happened to her mother's generation. But I can't find it, and I don't know if the author has explained it clearly. Is there any kind-hearted friend who can tell me after reading it [Send your heart]
It's a pretty good read so far. I hope it will continue to be so good and don't end it. I'm still looking forward to the follow-up. The author's writing style 👍👍
What are you talking about? Can someone give me an overview?
Come on 😘 😘 😘