Transmigrated as the Vampire Progenitor, I Rely on My Persona to Stay Alive

The character design is good, and the beginning is very enjoyable. The only two points I found somewhat regrettable are: first, the protagonist's Chinese name in a Western European world felt jarring; second, the pacing felt rushed later on, and it was a bit confusing to follow the story with too many characters appearing.

It has a strong BL (Boys' Love) vibe, and it's a really good book. The two main characters love each other across two lifetimes. The first lifetime is filled with regrets, and they haven't even confirmed their feelings for each other. The second lifetime is also full of hardships, but thankfully, they finally find happiness after all the suffering. 🥺The protagonist's mentality is truly strong; he can make decisive decisions in any terrible situation, such as killing the curse.

This was just reposted, right? There are so few readers and the rating is so low, but it's really good, the rating will definitely go up! Those two little ones are so cute!

This book is of above-average writing quality and can be enjoyed as a light read. However, it feels like something is missing 🤔. Some parts of the plot are quite satisfying, and the pacing is brisk and well-paced (a big plus). Both the protagonist and the antagonist are undeniably strong (in terms of status, strength, and personality), and both are intelligent.

I read it in one go; it's so satisfying to finish it! The ending truly shocked me; the author had planted foreshadowing from the very beginning, and it was everywhere. At first, I felt it was a bit forced, and Bai's protection of Wei seemed a little too forceful.

Well, this book is really good. The protagonist (the progenitor of the vampires) is intelligent, and his interactions with his companions are very interesting. Each character is well-developed, with their own story and depth. Whether a character lives or dies, you'll find much to read. Vilda is also wonderful; he's devoted to his wife Chacha, ruthless to his enemies, and kind to his allies.

A super good book, featuring two strong protagonists, Western European fantasy, vampires, and time travel/reincarnation. The novel's length is just right, so you won't get bored halfway through or lose track of the pace. The strength of the main characters (top and bottom) is well-matched; neither is particularly strong or weak.

The later plot felt rushed, and instead of directly depicting grand scenes, it used a more roundabout and subtle approach, glossing over them briefly, yet surprisingly leaving a lingering impression. Centuries ago, time passed through a name, grinding away so much; the swirling snowflakes on the cheeks, the melting snow water like tears. Each character is richly and vividly portrayed, the chapters are not long, and the writing is very immersive, making it well worth reading.

It's really good, but I don't know why the rating is a bit low. The love between the young couple is so sweet! Both main characters have long hair, which inexplicably appealed to me. Xiao Jiang and Xiao Wei have truly overcome all their hardships to find happiness.

A really imaginative story! Even if I lose my memory, I'll still fall in love with you again. The young couple is so sweet! Although some parts are a bit stiff, author, keep it up! May Ah Bai and Xiao Wei live happily ever after. Let's wish this couple all the best. It's a really good book. To be honest, I feel the rating is really low, and I'm so glad I clicked on it! 💕💕 The exciting premise made me spin! 😢😢