I Became a Beautiful Girl, and the Villainous Witch Forced Me to Love Her

This is an excellent yuri (adult content) novel, worth at least 9 points. It's been overlooked because there aren't many reviews. After finishing it, I realized it's by the same author as another book I've been following. Compared to the newer book, this one is a bit more immature (it didn't dare include elements like the "dark room," "wife-chasing-after-the-wife" trope, "darkening," or…

The plot is fantastic, and the writing has improved a lot since its initial awkwardness. I recommend newcomers keep reading; the story is still great. It has a plot, and the writing is excellent.

A fantastic plot, fast-paced and engaging. It's the most enjoyable book I've ever read in the magical girl genre. It's a shame there are no side stories; I'm really looking forward to Kyoko's story. The second half of the book feels a bit rushed, similar to my experience reading *Snowy Days*. But overall, it provided a truly excellent reading experience. Thank you to the author for never stopping updating.

The author's plot design was good, but it weakened slightly in the later stages, perhaps because they rushed the writing and realized that some things were out of control as the story progressed. I first saw this novel on the homepage and only clicked on it after reading the synopsis. Later, I found it quite good and leisurely followed it all the way through. Now it's finished, but I still have many regrets. I'll give it five stars to encourage the author.

Are you merely a painting, not as real as those stars, or as real as this dust? They all pulsate with the pulse of all things, but you remain completely fixed in your static, painted image. You once walked with me, your breath warm, your body singing the song of life. My world found its words in your voice, touched my heart with your radiance.

Amazing! The novel fully utilizes the characteristic of death returning to life to add unexpected twists and turns to the plot, creating a rollercoaster of emotions. The most memorable scenes were Lin Nai shooting Ruan Ju and the two scenes where everyone on the paper airplane fell asleep one after another.

Oh my god, it's a bit angsty 🤦. The plot is interesting, but the emotions weren't fully developed, and it wasn't deep enough. The writing style has improved as I read on. Keep up the good work, author! 💕

I'll probably never forget this book in my life. I guess I just don't like finished books; I always feel empty after finishing one. I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I put it off for a while after reading the first volume because I felt like I'd die if I didn't finish it in one go. Then I thought about how I'd lost interest once I saw it was finished.

The entire novel exudes a sense of oppression (maybe I'm just not suited to this kind of post-apocalyptic genre), a feeling of despair yet tinged with a glimmer of hope. I was prepared for a tragic ending, but the author certainly didn't disappoint! 😳😳

A high-quality, well-crafted, and enjoyable read. While there are slight flaws in pacing and atmosphere due to the author's relatively new background, the effort put into creating vivid imagery is evident. There are no major flaws; it's a book worth appreciating.