The One Who Bought My Life Was a Beautiful Vampire Girl

This is my first time writing a book review! I've wanted to before, but I always succumbed to laziness and never got around to it, so this is my precious first time (laughs). To be honest, I haven't read many tragic novels on SF, but I haven't read a few either. However, when I read this author's book, I cried. This is the first time I've ever cried while reading on SF. I don't know why I did that; it was just that reading about the protagonist's experiences, his weaknesses, his inferiority complex, and his pessimism and despair resonated with me. I don't know where this feeling came from, but when I saw the protagonist's actions...

I have the following suggestions for the author; whether you accept them is up to you: 1. I hope the author can try to write less plot involving open and covert struggles. If you must include them, please avoid excessive descriptions and summarize them simply and clearly. 2. If the author cannot deliver the heartwarming scenes and constant sweet moments described in the synopsis, I suggest the author request revisions. 3. I feel your plot and synopsis need revision because your tags are (pure love), (crossdressing), (healing), and (love-loving). If you continue like this, I suggest adding two tags: (depressive) and (mystery). 4. Also, please don't use open and covert struggles...

Hello author! I recently got into crossdressing and have become really interested in it. I've read a lot of crossdressing works on SF, and also a lot of Japanese light novels like "The Girl from the Blue Sea." Haha... But I'm not some big shot. Just a reader who likes crossdressing. The crossdresser in your stories is weak, but also has strong sides. I think he/she is very insecure, which might be an aspect you wanted to portray... Hmm. I hope Rin can also find her/her... Most important thing. Humans need something to keep them going... I'm very interested in pseudo-yuri stuff! Please continue to support me...

Honestly, I feel the female lead has almost no presence. Even with the male lead in that state, it all seems so natural, which is a bit annoying. Author, keep it up! Give the female lead more screen time, or maybe just let Luna have the first embrace and make her the female lead. 140…

It's not frustration, it's helplessness. It can be summed up in one sentence: the fault isn't mine, it's the world's. Because there's a bloodline in this timeline, even without Su Ling, there would be a substitute, and the world can't change that, because the world is also predetermined… Su Ling's life is very interesting, truly the most interesting I've ever seen. Unlike other stories where there's a sense of frustration, Su Ling doesn't have the mentality of an ordinary person, nor does she resort to any means to survive. It's a very unique way of surviving. I really like it |･ω･`) But honestly, aren't we modern people living too comfortably?Ծ‸Ծ

Well, to be honest, the protagonist was so frustrating to watch, like he was masochistic and autistic. If you ask me, in the early game, either play it safe and develop your character cautiously, or just die and be done with it. He has no dignity, and he's completely lacking in cunning. Couldn't he just survive and carve out his own path? Wouldn't it be more satisfying to just use a few nuclear bombs to take everyone down with him?…

I remember there was another novel similar to this one, which I read four years ago. All I remember is that the cover had a white-haired angel sitting on the ground, and it seemed to also involve a boy and a girl and a vampire. Does anyone know it?

I have a very deep affection for this book. It must have been a few years ago when I first registered on Pineapple Bun (a Chinese online novel platform), and I came across it. I found it incredibly captivating, and it became the first novel I ever read on Pineapple Bun. Time flies, and several years have passed. That little rascal from back then has graduated from university, but the feeling I had while reading that novel is gone forever.

Well, to be honest, I came from the book "The Emperor." Personally, I prefer this vampire story to "The Emperor." This book does have some flaws, since the protagonist's struggle to travel thousands of miles to offer his loyalty isn't for everyone. However, I've always liked this kind of submissive character (I'll definitely find a girlfriend like this in the future, haha). The whole book is sweet, but I don't know if others feel the same way, since I'm someone who's been warmed by the Doki Doki Literature Club (haha) (If you're interested in playing, feel free to contact me privately). I can't tell if this book is finished, because I've read...

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