A Duke’s Daughter Seeks Revenge, Starting by Becoming a Tentacle Girl

Well, as far as the current perception is concerned, it is better than many novels rated 9.3 Under Tomato's scoring mechanism, and even some 9.4 Or 9.5. Note that no exaggeration is used here, because everyone knows the mechanism of Tomato. The following are the reasons for the rating: The protagonist has a pretty good personality, not crazy, stupid or cute (this is something Tomato rarely has nowadays, specifically naming those crazy yanderes and silly lolita). The character design is also very good. She is the orphan of a lonely noble, and her behavior is consistent with her status. She has a very distinct image of an aristocratic girl. I also quite like the plot, with revenge and conquest as the main thread, which is direct and clear. At the same time, the world system is not a common Western fantasy worldview, but uses the Cthulhu system as the main mythological background, and incorporates other elements. It is refreshing and caters to the preferences of niche readers like us (but is Cthulhu really a niche [thinking]). Of course, we can't forget its main tags, and there must be no missing links that readers would like to hear and see. I hope the author knows [sneaky smile]

Well written. Master... Master... Master (face flushed, eyes evasive) (ears drooped) This... This is what I... Found... Um... New video Meow~ (hands the video to you)...(Horrified) Ah... Master, Master! ... Don't... Don't hit me meow... Wuwuwu...(Trembling) (covering head and crying) Lord... Master... Master (face blushing, eyes averting) (ears drooping) This... This is... I... Found... Um... New video Meow~ (passing the video to you)...(Horrified) Ah... Master, Master! ... Don't... Don't hit me, meow... Wuwuwu...(Trembling) (covering head and crying)

It's a pretty good Western fantasy novel. It incorporates elements of Cthulhu. I actually like it even more. It's not a refreshing novel in the traditional sense. It's pretty good. What surprised me the most was the language in the book. A lot of Tomato is written in a Western style and writes Chinese things. This book is very good. Some people think that the pace in the early stage is slow. I think it is okay. The pace in the early stage is slower and the world view is well laid out. It's not entirely true to say that the protagonist is kind and holy. What I don't understand is that the protagonist faces his former enemies. The protagonist is obviously a prisoner. How can several enemies be frightened by the protagonist when they see him? I dare not move, it looks a bit weird Everything else is pretty good, worth looking forward to, a great book with potential◝(⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡

The writing is very good, and the subject matter is novel. The shortcoming is that the plot is dragging. If you want to write a long article, that's fine. Then, the aristocratic etiquette and complicated vocabulary can be reduced. The protagonist who is equivalent to crawling out of hell at the beginning does not need to be too kind. Since he has the strength, just kill the malicious people. It is not good to make people maliciously slander. Overall, there is room for improvement. Come on.

It's okay, but there are too many pre-chapters. In other words, the progress of the main plot is too slow. And although it is the character of a noble lady, there are indeed too many redundant descriptions. You don't need to be too deliberate in describing your words and actions. In addition, I hope to speed up the pace and enter the main plot as soon as possible. The world view looks quite big, I hope to see the ending

It's very good. It seems a bit bland, but it still feels very exciting. I'm looking forward to the plot in the future. I hope the author won't stop updating.

There are currently few chapters and it is readable.

The plot is bland, but the emotions are not bland. Some of the classic plots are flawless and can be enjoyed [like]. I use the summer vacation as a bondage to order you to watch [crazy][crazy][crazy][crazy]

It is a rare hand-written article in the age of science and technology. So far, it seems that the writing is very good in all aspects. The transition of the three-dimensional characters and the plot is smooth. I particularly like this western fantasy world view and revenge plot. Looking forward to the follow-up plot and continuing to maintain the excellent level. In addition, we need to pay attention to the historical background. The characteristics of the feudal era are still very obvious. Five-star praise supports it. (The previous book review seems to have been clipped)

I hope it won't stop updating. It's rare to find a post that suits my taste. It's not bad if it's plain. I just hope there will be more posts [shy]