[Western Fantasy + System + Livestreaming + Comedy + Queen + Sweet Romance]
In a single day, Qin Yao transmigrates into the last surviving vampire of her line, with a crumbling castle and a blood bank running dry.
Just as she despairs, an influencer System falls from the sky.
[Mission: Start your Versailles-style livestream and earn popularity points to exchange for survival supplies!]
And so, a uniquely eccentric new streamer appears on Eye of the Night, the supernatural livestreaming platform:
“Today, I’m showing you my collection of vintage 1982 blood. Rich and smooth, with a sweet aftertaste.” (In reality, it’s black tea mixed with ketchup.)
“This gown was custom-made for me by a royal tailor. It’s one of a kind in the entire world.” (In reality, it’s made from an old curtain, and the safety pin at the back is about to fall off.)
“It’s late at night, so let’s enjoy one of our race’s elegant hunts.” (In reality, she’s running around the backyard chasing a fat rat.)
Thanks to her astonishing acting skills and hilariously disastrous livestreams, Vivian (Qin Yao) becomes an overnight sensation. Werewolf fans howl their support, witch sisters shower her with magical effects, and even a haughty elven prince becomes her top donor.
But a hater with the username Child of the Night tears into her livestream every day: “Fake.” “The silver plating is coming off your cutlery.” “That rat looks more nutritious than you.”
Qin Yao grits her teeth in anger, but she soon realizes that whenever she faces a crisis, the hater’s cutting comments give her the crucial hint she needs.
When her livestream’s popularity skyrockets and attracts demon hunters from the real world as well as a mysterious organization, she discovers that restoring her family is far more thrilling and dangerous than putting on an act for the livestream...
It's good, but I have a small suggestion. It's not necessary for the heroine to talk about the work plan of the previous life in every chapter, various plans, and the system mall obviously has attack machine calligraphy. I remember there is a fire spell, but she doesn't buy it, just use the blood shield. She doesn't use the invisibility spell in times of danger.
How do I put it? This professional terminology makes people's heads buzz, and I feel like the frequency can be reduced. And I have seen more than half of it so far, and I always feel that she is always saying some false words but not much actual actions. Are there no weapon skills that can be used to resist in those exchanged items? Just relying on allies? I feel a little sorry for those who died.
It looks good, the logic is clear, the writing is not bad, there is content, and the pace is not sluggish. At present, the heroine's CP is Ryan. It may be very embarrassing in the early stage, but it will be very comfortable later. Ling: The male protagonist is similar to a knight, an arrogant, venomous tongue and a loyal puppy. He feels at ease and his emotional line is smooth and not embarrassing. Recommended by old bookworms.
Oh my God, this is the best novel I have ever read 🥰. It is really good. Whether it is the setting of vampires and werewolves, or the world view, it is all very good. Everyone in the live broadcast room is also very warm. Everyone faces difficulties together and revives the honor of the Versailles family🥰🥰The male and female protagonists are so cute. The male protagonist has a cold-faced and cute feeling, and is a very powerful chief guardian!!!
It's pretty good to watch, but it's a bit awkward at the beginning, especially when the heroine is making up stories during the live broadcast. Every breakthrough point of the female protagonist relies on the male protagonist to "explain the theme" to continue. Overall, the theme and direction are interesting, but they do not give me a sense of expectation to continue watching.
It's quite interesting, please keep it up, author.
Very interesting and beautiful, I support it.
It's beautiful! Really well written!
Why doesn't the good-looking one have a high score?
It's rare to read something so appetizing, come on