Miss Litter's Personal Blood Servant

We can imagine that in the war tens of thousands of years ago, mankind was defeated, and the vampire captured the saint and transformed her into a similar kind. What did the saint think? She must be the son of God like the protagonist, and she was also imprisoned.

This is the first time I read this kind of Western-style novel. To be honest, I feel very good about it. The characters are rich and delicate, and the storylines are interlocking. The setting of the male protagonist and the female protagonist's natural opposition is very interesting. It can also be seen that the world view of this book is very grand, and there are many foreshadowings. I hope the author can stick to it and look forward to the follow-up plot. Come on! [Sending Hearts] (So when will the second female lead take over? [Sneaky smile], I want to see the female protagonist chase her husband. I also like to torture the male protagonist, but I still hope that the male protagonist can grow up and become stronger, and bring hope to humans who are suffering the same torture as him) The above is just my personal opinion

I remember that the first thing I read was about the female attacking the weak male. Why is the second female lead's role so right recently? Uh-huh. It turns out that the introduction changed it to the second female lead. Woohoo. I'm a little sad. I thought there could really be a good vampire novel. Isn't the second female lead human? I came here for the cover and name from the beginning. Why should the second female lead be in the position?

I can't give it enough points, it's one of the few good books on Tomato It's really good. Why don't you read it? Treasure books will become popular sooner or later.

Why did the author change the introduction? I remember the introduction wasn't a bit GE, why did she become the second female lead, chasing her husband in the crematorium? But it doesn't matter, just torture that Liteuk to death.

Drive out all the vampires and leave no one behind [crazy]

Why can I see the shadow of Kaneki Ken in the male protagonist?

The writing is good, and I prefer to watch this genre, but I feel that some parts are a bit far-fetched, such as the changes and transformations of the protagonist's thoughts. This feels a bit like Western writing methods, which directly reflect thoughts and transformations in a pale way. But it's still good, I like watching it [laughing]. Personal opinion. The more I watch, the more I feel there is something wrong. How old is this male protagonist? Is he so determined and sound? Maybe there's something wrong here, or maybe it's God's will?

Why is there no one? It's very beautiful.

A rare good book, with just the right amount of delicate emotion. It was the first time in a few months that I stayed up all night reading a good book [Like] [Please update]