The Rise of Vayne

The writing is good; I suggest staying single—this person has the potential to become popular. Even if you marry, there will be people who don't like you; being single won't...

The author's books have always featured single characters with a lesbian element.

Writing about what the female protagonist is thinking in male-oriented novels is extremely toxic.

I didn't expect this novel to end so quickly. When I finished reading "The Healer," I was actually quite looking forward to seeing what kind of experience it would bring. But to be honest, it didn't provide me with much enjoyment. I only reread "The Healer" today (actually, I didn't finish it, I only read up to the first chapter when the protagonist became a saint), and it still left a deep…

When I saw the "Wen Dan Bai Jia" question, I knew I'd found it! I was so excited!

I finished reading "Little Nanny" in a few days, and I thought it was pretty good. I hope she'll have a longer new book in the future. I'm not going to read this one now that it's finished. Keep it up, author!

I thought it was a castrated story, but it turns out it was just a plot outline.

The plot of this book is alright, but the power levels are inconsistent. No matter how strong the protagonist is, if he gets a chance to deal 17 instances of 6% true damage, everyone will be defeated. And I still want to complain about the typos; there are just too many.

As long as you don't cancel, I promise I'll finish reading it. These days, I'd be grateful if three out of ten books I follow actually survive.

If it's 100, then tag me; otherwise, forget it.