The Strongest One Chooses to Become a Familiar

Personally, I think it's alright. However, I feel that around chapter 140-something, the female lead suddenly decides she loves him just because she reads a love letter. Also, she's incredibly saintly; she doesn't care what others do to her. Emmm... Well, if it weren't for Xinghai, she probably would have died somewhere long ago. Sometimes I really wish the author would change the female lead. Overall, if you forget about the female lead's saintly nature and occasional lapses in judgment, it's not bad.

Let me share my thoughts. I don't know what the author was thinking. The female lead is completely marginalized. Is her appearance solely to prove the male lead likes her? Honestly, I didn't feel it. Does a kiss equate to liking someone? Her screen time is pitifully small. It didn't feel like a harem at first, but it gets more and more like one as you read on. The female lead is supposed to be powerful, but I can't continue. The writing was passable at first, but it became increasingly unclear what the author was trying to write. Did they regain their emotions and desires just to build a harem? Hundreds of chapters, and Eve is only a minor character for more than half. I'd recommend this to anyone who likes harems and marginalized female leads, but I couldn't continue; it was painful.

Empty, fast, big, full attendance, I'm waiting for Eve's back-projection to be the trendsetter.

To be honest, the plot is quite good, but around volume three it got a bit nauseating. It's not that the author's writing is bad, but Anne, the yuri character, shouldn't actually be going after the female lead. If they're going to create a two-headed dragon, they should just change the female lead. Since the tag is "pure love," I personally hope it stays pure love. Please reduce these sudden plot additions (see replies for details). Or, please change the tag to harem, bisexual, yuri. I haven't read the later volumes, but I'm starting to lose interest.

Let me offer some advice. I quite like the genre, but the writing style is really lacking. I know light novels are harder to write than those on Qidian.com; light novels are richer in emotion, while most novels these days are plot-driven and formulaic, often stretching to tens of thousands of words (of course, I won't go into the good stuff, but even they sit and write for days). After reading a few chapters, it seems to be focusing too much on the plot, and the emotional aspects are really... You can finish a story in a few thousand words, while someone else might have spent thousands of words building up their emotions (I'm not suggesting you drag it out). You need to pay attention to detail. For example, the scene about sleeping with someone shouldn't just be a few words like "blushing" or "sorry." You need to write about what happened, what you accidentally touched...

At first, I thought this was a pure romance, which is why I clicked in. But as I read on, I got angrier and angrier, to the point where I wanted to hit someone. Hey, don't you have any of this harem stuff coming out of nowhere! Don't you know how much more I wanted to hit someone as I watched? It's disgusting.

I thought it was a pure romance, but it turned out to be a harem. My fire tickets are wasting away.

School just started, so there's been a lot going on. Updates will resume tomorrow.

Is this a single-female-lead drama? Ugh, I'm a little hesitant to watch it now. It's tagged as "pure romance"... So many reviews are criticizing that tag...

Author, can you please write properly? Did you just pick up your "pure love" label? (-`ェ´-Angry)(ﾉꐦ) ⊙ఠ)ﾉ┻━┻