I’m Really Not a Dragon-Princess

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This book is great. Among male-oriented female protagonist novels, I only know of a certain White Snake and a certain Poor Guy with this kind of charm, and this one is at least on par with those two in terms of writing style. It seems the author also has a literary heart, which is wonderful; the just-right touch of literary flair is particularly charming. Love it!

This book has truly reached a certain level of lack of a main plot... I have to take a break after reading just a few chapters each time. There's a severe lack of plot conflict; it's like a bunch of ants fighting under a stone lion – barely making a ripple. The character relationships are already sorted out, but there's not a single change in ages, leaving you frustrated...

The writing is excellent. I was truly amazed when I read the first 100,000 words. The main character is adorable, and the interactions with the other characters are heartwarming and fun. This feeling started to change around the 500,000-word mark. As I read more and more, up to the current 1.5 Million words, how to put it... It's bland and tasteless.

I've always felt that the possibility of living a long life or even immortality within a short lifespan is a curse or punishment.

I feel the protagonist holds a position similar to the world's consciousness or the Heavenly Dao, or at least a Primordial Saint like the Dao Ancestor or the Supreme Being. Only such a being could cause the Buddha's downfall, the descent of immortals to the mortal realm, enlighten all living beings, and command the heavens to act according to one's will, allowing all things to move freely.

It's too affected and pretentious. The writing style is exhausting to read and obscures the theme. This is a severe case of pretentious intellectualism; it needs treatment.

Lingshan… My Lingshan, the story of Lu Ling and Liu Fufeng, author, you haven't given us a complete ending yet.

I feel like this book is let down by its title. People who like this kind of title probably won't like this kind of writing style, and people who like this kind of writing style probably won't click on it if they see this kind of title.

What could be more painful than finding a fantastic, perfectly tailored novel, ordering it all, only to discover it was abandoned years ago? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭