The Vampire Lady’s Fantastic Everyday Adventures!

What are you doing? Tingen, Benson, Hermione Granger, Davy Jones… Have you ever considered that you are writing your own novel? Have you ever thought about how much this will distract readers and ruin the reading experience? You don't think you're paying homage to a classic, do you? 😒😒😒

Are you already fantasizing about others guessing your pseudonym? Author, you rascal!

Why are all-female protagonist stories in male-oriented fiction, when male-oriented fiction doesn't have a yuri tag? They used to use a niche, off-the-beaten-path transformation guise, but now they're just pure female protagonists. The wording has also changed; they're quite adept at tapping into a niche audience.

The first page I saw was about Tingen's sense of redemption; who understands? The author really needs to change these place names and personal names; they're so distracting that it's unreadable.

What the heck? So many familiar names? It's really distracting. The more familiar the name, the more jarring it is to the reader's immersion. This is because the reader knows the name and the person they're dealing with. If you use someone else's name but the person is different, or if the writing is poor, it becomes very jarring. Even if the writing is good, whether the reader can connect with the character is another matter. Using someone else's name is somewhat self-defeating.

The initial release period is so fragile, and as you all know, competition is incredibly fierce. Please, please read the latest chapter every day! I'll do anything for you! Please, please, please! QnQ

Filling with camellia sauce, meow~ Thank you for filling with camellia sauce, meow~

How was the number 1.38 For a disabled person written?

Does anyone know where to block these kinds of stories? They keep recommending stories about transformations and female protagonists, but I can't find where to block them. Thank you so much! 🙏

I've seen too many transformations Basically, under every transformation story, someone says it's a land grabbing post. His/her original gender and his/her current gender do not affect whether it is a male-oriented or female-oriented genre. However, their behaviors and thought patterns are absolutely different. This book is clearly a female-oriented novel. I really can't stand it. And they used a whole bunch of acquaintances' names. It's really annoying. It feels like it was written for myself.