Beneath the Blood Moon: The Max-Level Princess Strikes Back from the Start

The protagonist reminds me of a person named Ai, and the author reminds me of an author I particularly like, Nishio Ishin. Nishio Ishin's style is never about chatting and talking about topics. It is about language, and a layer of mist-like world outlined by powerful language. Everyone's information seems complete but one-sided, and then through the interaction between the characters, the whole world is constructed layer by layer. So far, it is very interesting, but this is a long series that is updated daily. It is difficult to maintain the style. Come on, author...

The rules of this world are very game, and the plot is really good, but it doesn't fit in. Strong people can be easily killed by weak people. The power of leveled blood bars is only useful for fighting. Poisoning and assassination can easily kill people with unlimited blood bars. The world view is huge, but people are very weak, but only a few people can promote the development of the world.

Except for the somewhat abrupt plot in the early stages, most of it is still very good, and I feel like it is a book with great potential. And I personally suggest that if you are sure that it is a multi-CP, you can add it in the introduction to prevent people who don't like it from clicking in and looking at it and giving it a low score 🤔

Keep up the good work, the plot still needs polishing, many places are too abrupt. Other than that, this book is pretty good.

Come on, the author, please write more and keep updating. Will there be any posts in the future [laughing]

Not bad, not bad. It is one of the relatively high-quality novels I have read. It can be said that it is one of the few novels.

I've read too many sadomasochism stories, and this kind of light abuse feels pretty good!

I'm not happy with the psychological committee 😭

Found a fairy product! The plot and emotional parts are both great! The writing is also good [sending heartfelt wishes]

The plot is pretty good, but it's just not detailed enough. If I wrote more about it, the emotions might not be so abrupt.