I Was Delivering a Takeaway and Was Bitten into a Vampire by the School Belle.

It's good to watch, and the emotional drama is average, but the plot makes me feel comfortable watching it, and it doesn't feel that ink-stained. After that, the family power makes me a little bit obsessed. I feel that there are multiple heroines, and the second heroine should be the saint. Overall, I can watch it well.

Is it a single heroine? I hope there will only be Su Lingwei as the heroine. 😄

It looks good, but updates are a bit slow.

The settings and details are vague, the details are really insufficient, the emotional scene with the heroine is not described enough, and there is insufficient description of the process and details. The author has watched Dragon Clan, so he should learn more about Jiangnan's writing style, scenes, character creation, and ability to depict details. The heroine's sacrifice in the early stage was relatively sudden and forceful, or too forceful, and she took the initiative to sacrifice for the hero. But in fact, by the time of the plot here, the relationship between the heroine and the hero should not have been good enough. The concept of imprinting is not explained and used directly, so the reader feels confused. The heroine becomes a human and then becomes a vampire. The book says that she has gone through several stages of "resurrection, first embrace, and branding again", and there is also a description of "now the seal is lifted", which makes people confused. What is the branding? What's the imprint? [Seal lifted] But what seal was lifted? Why was it sealed before? There is also the ability of the male protagonist to be the King's Chosen Attendant. The skill states that those who are forced to make a contract cannot betray them. So after the female protagonist and the butler are resurrected, the article does not explain that there are lines in the bodies of these two people, so do they count as being contracted? Because they are obviously different from the batch of puppet minions created by the male protagonist. Let's even go deeper and ask, is the resurrection of the heroine and the butler the ability of the King's Chosen Attendant, or is it actually possible for royal blood to resurrect others through blood transfusions? Don't mess around for a long time. The housekeeper and the heroine are actually just the servants of the hero. Also, why did the heroine become a human in the first place after her resurrection? All problems. There are too many bugs and unclear descriptions of settings. Overall evaluation: The setting structure is attractive, but the various settings themselves are poorly described and confusing. The writing is average, the details and process are not shown enough, and there is a lack of characterization.

It's pretty cool, but updates are a bit slow.

It's nice to look at, but the author often gets the data wrong. For example: Devour three counts, gain 12 points, but say one count has 3 points. The author knew at a glance that mathematics must have been taught by a physical education teacher.

It looks good. That's why there is no national organization. It's impossible for the country not to know about vampires.

Overall, it's okay. The plot and emotions are okay. However, the plot and combat power of this book fell apart in the second half. I don't know why. The more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel.

It's a mess. If the writing is not good, then don't write it. It has over a hundred chapters and it's still a mess. The writing has failed before the ending is completed. There are all kinds of spoilers in the middle. I thought it would get better and better in the future. I didn't expect it to be such a waste🖊

Needless to say, beautiful