Even I, Known as the Great Evil, Want to Be Happy

Wow, I was looking for a template-style wish-fulfillment novel, but I struck gold! It has a strong Western fantasy feel, the plot is incredibly exciting, and the information density is high. I've been reading 90,000 words for so long, and some parts break away from traditional writing styles. The writing style is truly exceptional; I haven't seen anything like it in a long time.

A pretty good Japanese fantasy novel, narrated in the first person, cleverly weaving in numerous foreshadowing elements within a limited perspective: what is the connection between the fairy girl in the pendant and Lan Yi? What unknown background and past does the master have? What kind of danger is Tia, the baron's daughter, in?

I'll give you another good review.

I must give you a good review and support you.

Although it was terribly ugly and wasted so much of my time... Well, for me, being able to boldly write my own story is at least enough.

Not bad, finally struck gold! *Cluck cluck cluck*

The early part of the story was good, and the character development was decent. I hope the later part of the story will have more twists and turns, but in any case, it's worth five stars 😜

The red-haired guy seemed a bit grotesque, but otherwise he was alright.

Not bad, oh dear... If there aren't any new chapters... Vadashi...

It's so beautiful, how come it's not popular?