Poker-Faced Queen

First of all, I'm a student here, and it's not easy taking online classes and doing homework every day. I can guarantee at least 2000 words a day. Thank you all for your support. Please don't criticize my writing style; I'll gradually improve. It's a process of self-cultivation; no one can soar to the sky overnight. I've heard it's easier to get contracts for female-oriented content?

The story setting is novel, but you threw all the story settings out in the first chapter, which really made me feel bored, so I didn't take a closer look at the card settings. After reading a few more chapters, I roughly figured it out, and I have to say the story setting is quite interesting. However, some parts of the story left me confused, perhaps due to slightly abrupt transitions.

This is a female-oriented novel; I've given you my monthly pass. Goodbye.

I was actually the first person to create the world! The level system is very interesting; I never expected it to be set up this way! Hurry! Keep updating!

The sarcastic commentator is here! 😃 I actually wanted to give up after reading the beginning, but I forced myself to read three chapters. There are many problems; I'll pick two to discuss— 1. It is a big taboo for newcomers to start by talking about history and setting. You are not an expert. Does your setting have a detailed outline of three to five million words to support it?

First, this book features two female protagonists, with the rest being supporting characters. Today, we'll discuss the following five characters. Ling Mo Originally, she was the only female lead, and Ruoli was just a supporting character. But gradually, Ruoli's role became more and more prominent, so they simply made her the female lead.

To be honest, for a casual reader, the beginning is a bit off-putting. There are long, drawn-out sections that I'm not keen on reading at first, but the writing is good and suitable for close reading. It has a gradual, immersive feel as you read through the background. However, I don't think I'll read the section about flower colors, light colors, and attribute points carefully on my first read.

Okay, this is my first time writing a long review, and also my first time reading a female-oriented novel. Let's start with the good points: the writing is good, and the plot is handled very well. However, the fact that the premise is revealed right at the beginning means that not many people will take it seriously.

Great book! Looking forward to updates! 👍👍👍

Hmm, I've only read the first two chapters. The plot is quite imaginative, but there are a few things that I find strange. 1: There are too many settings in the first chapter. As a new book, most readers will not understand every concept the author puts forward in the first chapter. I still don't understand what the points and attributes actually represent...