What Do You Mean I Turned Evil After I Washed Away My Sins?

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The male lead is much better than in the first book, and the plot isn't too awkward. For example, in the first book, the male lead started out wearing a hood at the academy, was shy at parties, and went crazy over yuri (lesbian) relationships, spouting weird yuri-related nonsense that scared me away.

Vita Soy Milk: Pink Half-Yandere Milk Dragon: Mysterious Ice Maiden: Protagonist's Sister: What was her name again? Irrelevant, forget it. Catherine: Almost non-existent, if the author hadn't mentioned her recently, she would have been treated as a missing person. Mysterious Ice Maiden, Tsundere Prison Girl: Zone within a zone. Dark Night Elder: Cat Bug. Mysterious Dumb Prison Master: ?

Overall, it's pretty good so far. In my opinion, it's a very promising work. At least so far, the logic and plot are sound. I hope it can continue. There will be a difficult period in the beginning. I feel that adding some environmental descriptions at the end of certain parts, not too much, could improve the literary feel to some extent. 🤭🤭🤭🤭

To be honest, the author of this yuri-themed Western fantasy novel polished it exceptionally well. Unless you're completely oblivious and using a Sherlock Holmes-like approach to find fault, you'll find virtually no jarring moments that would make you feel nauseous. Although this new book is still in its early to mid-stage transition, I believe it will eventually stand out.

Overall, it's pretty good. The quality is above average for Tomato TV. The character development and plot are decent. The only downside is the curry stick scene, which is undeniably hilarious – perhaps a minor flaw. Even knowing it's for the sake of contact with the current Holy Maiden, it's still a bit unsettling. Otherwise, there are no problems.

I absolutely love the male lead and the pink-haired girl. It's a delicious treat that's hard to resist. If you enjoy harem romance with a touch of twisted emotions, add this to your bookshelf now; the author is quite good at that. But for those looking for dungeon battles, just take a look. If you think you can appreciate that, keep reading, but it's really not for me.

I watched it for a long time, and it felt somewhat familiar, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. Later, as I continued watching, it suddenly dawned on me: it's basically a combination of Arifureta + a dating sim where the world is very unfriendly to background characters + some of the Shadow Warriors. In short, it's a huge compilation of elements to create a completely new classic storyline. Golden toilet paper, but it's good!

I think it's alright, I've seen the latest episodes, but there are a few minor flaws that could be fixed. The author is a female author, so there will always be some problematic moments in male-oriented novels. What bothered me the most was the scene where the protagonist kneels before the gray-haired guy; I hope it can be changed.

Okay, it's still Shennong tasting hundreds of herbs, quite good, but there aren't enough pictures. I wouldn't recommend raising it, in case it dies. I suggest the male lead continue developing his tsundere personality; Xi should be growing up by now. There are quite a few foreshadowing elements. The actual rating should be around 8.9. Around 9:3/5, keep it up!