Sending Clones to Ye Luoli? I'm Just Here for the Laughs

Let me preface this by saying that this book review was written after I read up to chapter 135 (there is no chapter after that because I couldn't continue reading), so I will only express my feelings up to chapter 135 (there is a plot twist after chapter 135, which I will discuss later).

What a novel article! It re-examines the childhood animation "Ye Luoli," analyzes and fills in the logical gaps, and then connects them together. Is it considered an alternative fairy tale-based power struggle story? I'm not sure, but for now, it's worth reading. I don't know if the author will read this, but here's my opinion.

It's very good. Unlike most Ye Luoli fanfiction, which focuses on helping humans/fairies or humans/fairies who are contracted by fairies, it's novel and interesting. The only downside is that there aren't enough of them; it's simply not enough to keep you entertained.

I'm not giving this a shallow rating, and I really support the author. This novel is exceptionally well-written 🥰🥰🥰. The subject matter is very novel, and the details are abundant. The way the clone and the main body connect and interact is very heartwarming, like a loving and harmonious family.

This is the first Ye Luoli fanfiction I've ever seriously read. The original world-building initially appealed to me, but the plot was so poorly constructed, the number of characters obsessed with romance was absurd, and the main and supporting characters had overly distinct personalities. I never actually watched the series; I only binged a few bizarre videos.

I stayed up all night to finish it, it was so good! It's rare to find a novel that completely matches my taste; I usually give up halfway through when I encounter parts I don't like. In my opinion, this book is the best of all the Ye Luoli books! Highly recommended! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️[KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]

It's a very good read. It depicts a realistic world without interfering much with the plot, focusing on the period right after Princess Qing's birth.

Honestly, I really love the various alternate identities the author created; the character designs are all very interesting! Especially Rongrong, she's just adorable. These newly added settings are also quite interesting. As for why it's not five stars, it might be because I felt some characters were a bit out of character (OOC), but I know it's probably because they needed to create antagonists…

It's really good! Power struggles and self-interest are the norm in the world, and only through struggle and unity can the world develop better. The writers of *Ye Luoli* should take a look at this plot; what are they writing? What are they trying to convey? The author's fanfiction is much more in line with the world's development. I love it! The author's books are so good! Keep writing!

So far, this book has received a perfect five-star rating. Its current low rating is simply due to the lack of updates and readers. Those who discover this book are truly fortunate; it's an absolute gem. The most important point is that this book is logical.