The Immortal Half-Dragon Princess Tries to Resist Her Whip
不死身混血龙姬企图反抗鞭挞
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 510k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Novels destined to have a 'happy ending'
I usually praise the author before giving a full review. I've been reading this author's books for a while now. The subject matter is a niche within a niche, a softer, more realistic portrayal of emotions. The author excels at handling small scenes—a small timeframe, a small location—making it engaging. However, why do I say it won't have a good ending? Because I've read many of this author's books, and they either have terrible endings or are abandoned altogether. I'm not making any absolute statements, but nine out of ten will be like that. There are two main reasons for bad endings or abandonment: the author doesn't want to write anymore, or it's been abruptly canceled, or they're in a rush to finish. But I believe it's the second reason: the entire book's structure is flawed, making it impossible to complete. The author's writing approach is very simple...
It's very well written, but the main character is just too pitiful (.•́•̀.)
Having read the part where the protagonist and the priestess replenish mana, and feeling it's quite long, I'd like to share my thoughts. Personally, I think it's well-written, with excellent prose and a great setting; I'd give it a thumbs up! However, the protagonist's situation is a bit distressing. He was already miserable enough, but things got even worse in this other world. He suffers harm from others but blames it on the script he wrote, claiming it's his fault. To be honest, it feels a bit illogical. You can't let others mistreat you and then not blame them at all when they mistreated you. You'd probably think about retaliating, wouldn't you? Reading novels is about pursuing things you can't have in real life, like being bullied but unable to do something in reality...
Just popping in
After reading a few chapters, I realized it's the same old formula, the same old flavor, the same old worldview. It's so Zeloming! 👌 Still giving me a stomachache, still needing stomach medicine ٩(*´◒`*)۶ It's the story of a male protagonist who, after being betrayed by his best friend and fiancée, transmigrates into his own game and gets brutally abused (does the male protagonist have precognitive abilities? He keeps running into trouble, and it's all his own doing). By the way, is the female lead his sister? PS. Author, please update more! (●◡●)ﾉ❤
Has Ah Ze been updating lately? This yuri story with such a angsty protagonist is so good, I can't find another one like it on SF.
First book review
Dear author, I never expected to write a book review here, considering I've been reading novels here for four years and this is my first time writing one. As for why I chose to write about this book, it's quite simple: I think you need some encouragement. Let's begin the review. First, regarding the world-building, this is a very common setting in Pineapple Bun novels: reincarnation into a game. However, what's special is that the protagonist is the author within the game, familiar with the game's plot, but unlike other books, he doesn't have a built-in system. This combination is rather rare. And the protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes; everything requires the protagonist to work hard on his own...
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I first encountered this author's book a year ago and felt they had a lot of ideas—it was *The Princess*. Later, because I hadn't read it for a long time before graduating from university, I unfollowed it, which I felt a little guilty about. However, you were always one of the four authors I followed on Pineapple Circle. I remember back then the author was going through a difficult time, and their novels weren't doing very well. Thinking about this reminds me of my review of *The Princess*, and I feel ashamed that I didn't keep my promise. Now that I see the author's new book is doing so well, since I might not have been able to offer help in their time of need, I'll at least add to their success! I'm working now, and I'll be getting paid soon, although I probably won't be able to do those things...
The plot and dialogue lack logic and feel disjointed. The characters are portrayed as if they have no memory of what happened before, and their actions and words lack any emotional resonance.
Spiraling to urge more updates!
I watched it again.
Author, please don't leave it unfinished, okay? QAQ