The Beast-Taming Goddess Is Arrogant, but the Demon Venerable Holds Her Close and Spoils Her Rotten

It's really good to read, but I don't think this book has that big-picture view. It's all about petty plots. There are so many weird people in a university who are constantly fighting each other. The daughter of the vice-dean is afraid that the heroine will steal her boyfriend and she's looking for trouble on her first day in the elite class. I really don't want to say it. Moreover, the heroine has to write a lot of plots to solve her friends' emotional problems. She doesn't have a big-picture perspective. There aren't more than 100 chapters. Just some intrigues and love affairs all day long to push the storyline forward. The heroine and the hero go to the academy training ground to practice. They meet students who are forced to hand in credits. They can't go to higher floors without calling. As a result, the students are practicing on the lower floors. Doesn't the academy care? Isn't it mindless to write? Is this a fantasy book? I don't understand the meaning of writing like this. Maybe this is because the book is not ugly and good-looking. Less is fine, but too much is boring. Who can read a book full of this?

Looks good, I don't know why the rating is so low, recommended

Look good, come on

So beautiful

When will it be updated? Or will it not be updated? What does a writer do? Sleep?

Nice