The towering Sacred Tree that sustains the world delivered a prophecy revealing all things as the elves were born.
At the place of reincarnation, the Lycoris flowers quietly bloom in the darkness.
In the far north, a long song rings out on a snowy night, and ice dances through the heavens.
Where light dwells, darkness dwells too. As dawn breaks, the shadows return.
Four dark fairy tales, seven girls, destined to come together and weave an endless black night of blood between them.
Perhaps it is precisely because the darkness is boundless that a glimmer of hope still lies hidden within it?
Pure love and tragic romance, gender-bending yuri, fantasy drama with an ensemble cast, not a harem
Will giving Emperor Yan a reward summon back the pigeons...?
Happy New Year, mwah!
May the red spider lilies bloom in abundance.
This review of the book, *The Pure Elf Will Not Be Corrupted by the Demon Flower*, is up to Chapter 103 of Volume Two. I have read Volume One in its entirety and some chapters of Volume Two. Disclaimer: This review represents only my personal opinion and is a product of my own learning process. I was invited to read this review, but before offering my evaluation, please allow me to express my respect for the author's beliefs. The author is someone who depicts inner stories; the initial motivation may have been a spur-of-the-moment thing, but as they delve deeper, they gradually invest time and passion in their books… However, this passion can gradually fade due to various events, eventually leading to a withdrawal from the writing world and the abandonment of the pen. I have yet to meet such a person, but…
My opinion as an ordinary reader
The author's writing skills are very strong, and readers who enjoy projecting themselves into the protagonist's world will easily become deeply engrossed. Both the completeness of the setting and the writing style are superb. You can feel the author pouring all their innermost emotions into this book. The plot twists and turns, gradually building anticipation for what's to come. Although somewhat dark and oppressive, a novel that truly touches the reader's heart is the best kind of work. As for this book, wouldn't it be a shame to miss it? I just hope there will be a less depressing ending. Finally,...
Pretending to have written a book review a long time ago
By some serendipitous turn of events, I was recommended this book and began reading this genre for the first time, so I've always wanted to write a review. Actually, I started reading it before it was titled this book, and although few people were reading it then, I could tell the author had put their heart into it. Overall, this novel has a more novel theme than other novels of its kind (I've read several others in the same genre since then), a grand yet concise worldview, a detailed yet fast-paced plot, and even the characters' names are elegant and meaningful. ...
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This is not a book review, but just an ordinary person's personal account.
Honestly, this is the first time I've realized I'm reading a book written by someone suffering from depression. Even while reading, I felt the author's writing was almost identical to the characters I sometimes fantasize about—incredibly fragile yet incredibly strong—but I never imagined the author had such a past. I don't harbor any prejudice against people with depression; I might just be trying to express something, but I don't know what to say. Should I make you stop writing? Should I encourage you to continue? I think neither is right. Making you stop goes against your own will, and might even plunge you into an even darker abyss...
It was really well written, I don't know why I abandoned it.
The author of v9 is amazing!
Chapter 61 was deleted?! Ugh, I'm so upset! No way! They even deleted this...