The Forgotten Vampire Princess's Miserable Daily Life

How did this cover even pass the review?

Regarding the new book, I'll be writing one about university life, something realistic, but there's no rush.

(Well, I wanted to write this before, but I had to study for a quality inspection exam, so I've been putting it off until now.) First of all, I'm neither a pro nor a newbie. I've been reading web novels for six years now, but I haven't done much commentary, so I can only share my personal feelings about this novel. This is the first slice-of-life novel I've ever read. From the ubiquitous urban fantasy novels at the beginning to later Western fantasy, I only started paying attention to the "gender-swap" tag. Actually, I've read three or four books with gender-swap and Western fantasy elements, but I've never read a purely slice-of-life one, so this novel felt like opening a door to a new world for me. Now, let's get down to business...

Is this the song "When It Sucks" from back then?

Some chapters need revision, so there might be no update today. Also, thank you everyone!

I've hardly read any Chinese light novels, so please forgive my high standards. First and foremost, let me state that this book is exceptionally good, truly, truly, truly good. The slice-of-life scenes are entertaining, the plot isn't bad, it's sensual enough (lol), the first-person perspective is handled quite well, the protagonist's witty remarks are appropriate and don't feel out of place, the cross-dimensional dialogues between the characters and the male (or female?) Protagonist are hilarious, all the characters are likable, and the yuri aspect is fantastic! There are many more merits, but I won't list them all. In short, this book is a rare gem. However (there always has to be a "but" XD), there are a few issues I should mention. Some of the environmental descriptions might need a little polishing, and...

I finished reading it in my second year of high school, reread it a couple of times in my third year, and then read it again after graduation. The third time I read it, I cried.

It's been almost half a year already! Almost half a year already! Where's the new book? Where's the new book? (Whisper of the Devil)

I've finished reading it. It has that biting edge that's common in slice-of-life novels. While reading this novel, we were also experiencing their lives, and when their lives ended, we felt a sense of loss and melancholy.

I specifically browsed the comments section but couldn't find the one the author mentioned at the end that hinted at the ending. Then, I frantically skimmed through the chapters from beginning to end, no longer daring to immerse myself in the beautiful life depicted in the book as I had at the beginning. Is this karma? The ending was so unsettling; I couldn't bring myself to start reading from where I had skipped. Initially, the book's blend of bittersweet everyday life gave me a warm, comforting embrace, even bringing me to tears. But if these genuine emotions were paving the way for a self-sacrificing tragedy, I simply couldn't accept it. Yet, the foreshadowing mentioned in the book always...