Life Is Dull, So I Roast the Whole World

A wonderful book that makes Sisi's story less of a source of regret. When I first read *Ye Luoli*, I couldn't really empathize with Wang Mo. Although she had more flaws and wasn't as outstanding as her friends, her imperfections were a kind of perfection in themselves—her harmless little flaws made her seem like a protagonist.

I've read all of your work. I feel that every character in the book is a combination of bone and flesh. Their personalities are complex and multifaceted, formed by countless words, actions, and thoughts. Their emotions are abundant. They have different feelings for different people and things, and they have their own understanding and opinions on everything. They all grow in their own way.

This is a very interesting Ye Luoli fanfiction. It narrates the entire world from the unique perspective of the villain. Wen Qian is wonderful; she is beautiful, confident, outgoing, timid, sensitive, and decisive—representing many people. She also lives a life that many wouldn't dare to imagine. The author's writing style is simple and clean, with a warm, gentle feeling like afternoon sunlight.

Honestly, the author's writing is so gentle! Xixi's personality is unique; she's like a rose with thorns, impossible for anyone to pluck. But if you enter her heart, those thorns aren't meant to hurt you, but to protect you. She's so gentle! And the author really put in a lot of effort to fill in the plot holes, fixing all the gaps in the Ye Luoli storyline.

It's really good. I haven't enjoyed watching anything this much in a long time. Actually, I quite liked watching this anime when I was a kid. Of course, I would put myself in Wang Mo's shoes back then, haha, but I don't do that anymore. When I was younger, I subconsciously disliked Xixi's way of speaking, but at times I felt sorry for her.

A very enjoyable book. The author even filled in the gaps in the plot at the end, haha, so the main characters weren't really badly portrayed; the story unfolded quite normally. What surprised me most was the little highlight for Luo Li at the end—that's what a royal princess should be like! The handling of the fairy realm at the end was also excellent! Wen Qian is truly a very hardworking character, and she and Qi Na are both wonderful kids! It's really good! I love it!

The book's world-building is very realistic, and I neither like nor dislike anything about the world outside the book... Anyway, author, keep writing... I hope it won't have a bad ending.

It's really good! Sisi is a hardworking and ambitious child; she's not stagnant or just relying on the Ye Luoli dolls. The author has created a great character. Overall, I really like this kind of setting. [Staring emoji]

I found these books on the author's bookshelf; I've read and loved every single one of them. Actually, before reading this one, I lacked confidence because I'm the type to feel awkward for others. Seeing someone else embarrassed makes me cringe. And the plot of *Ye Luoli*... Well, I can only say I didn't want to continue after a few episodes. But this one surprised me.

It's so good! Seeing Wen Qian grow up step by step, it felt like my childhood was healed, hahaha. Honestly, what do the Ye Luoli production team know about fairies and humans! This is what we should be watching!