The Little Vampire Princess Will Never Yield to Fate

I started reading it in 2021. Back then, I didn't have much money, so I would just read a few chapters as I checked in. Now that I have money, I no longer have the patience and energy I had back then.

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I'm leaving a review after reading more than half of it~ There are quite a few things to complain about. Take Abraham's story for example: An Li, who's been through so much with him, is lost, and he just wanders around asking around and that's it. Hua Hua, who's been drained of blood twice, is lost, and he single-handedly goes to find Abraham, even using the Siren's Song to save her (don't tell me it's also to save other citizens; 3 million, a 10:1 conversion rate, and there are 2.7 Million monsters here, they couldn't kill 300,000 ordinary people in 7 days)... Then Mo You risks his life to fight Abraham, unleashing his ultimate attack and dying without a trace, only to receive a QQ greeting in return... And then there's his father, who dies at lightning speed 🍱... Criticisms aside, likes aside, keep it up (¦3[...

I followed the story from Luo Xiaoyao to Luo Xiaoxiao, and it's the same familiar formula, the same familiar taste! The characters in each of the author's books are super suited to my taste as a yuri fan, and it's easy to see that the writing style of *Vampire Princess* has improved significantly compared to *Nine-Tailed Fox*. I hope the author continues to do well, and I will always support the author! (Also, Luo Xiaoxiao is clearly a bottom, but there are two male leads, An Li and Mo You? Is it going to be a polyandrous story later on??) I don't ask for anything else, just that the ending isn't too tragic. I want both An Li and Mo You... Finally, I strongly recommend it...

Don't miss these two books by the author; one is yuri (lesbian romance) and the other is vampire-themed—both are fantastic. They're adorably naive, very sweet, with occasional touches of angst, but the values ​​are excellent, and there's no darkness. The writing is very positive, showing a calm and accepting attitude no matter what. The author must also be a sunny and lucky person, as the text frequently mentions the idea that good deeds are rewarded. Each protagonist carries a bit of the author's personality—a cute, slightly clumsy little girl who always thinks things through and works very hard. Don't skip chapters while reading; each book is a world in itself, with both good and bad aspects. If you love sweet stories, this is definitely for you.

I read halfway through, and the author wrote at the end that there were at least two million words left. I wonder if the author feels any heartache if they read that now.

Which chapter of Little One was leaked?

The downside is that An Li immediately kills a female vampire and tries to kill the protagonist, blindly following the Church's orders and launching a vampire extermination plan based on a prophecy. The protagonist, having just escaped with his life, immediately starts fawning over An Li, which is quite disgusting. There must be kind, less dangerous vampires, similar to the protagonist, among the higher-ranking vampires. Even if An Li had her reasons and the Church is the villain, the protagonist wouldn't know any of that at the beginning; starting to fawn over her right away is just too naive and otaku-like.

In a dangerous place, a second-grade girl is fighting a battle where she could die alone; her clothes are burned and torn to shreds; and a group of little girls are thinking about inappropriate content. Author, don't you really think there's something wrong with this?

Well, most of you here have probably already read *Dream Comes*, so even if I introduce a bunch of other books, very few people would actually be interested, right? I'll just briefly mention the attention this book has garnered. The first volume wasn't even finished, and it only lasted about half a month after its release, yet it already had over 10,000 views. And now, that number is only increasing, which speaks volumes about the quality of this new work from a top author. As for the content, would I tell you that this entire book is riddled with inconsistencies and ambiguity? Would I tell you that this little girl can subdue an iceberg with her invisible charm? Would I say that this little loli is a lolicon (or perhaps a self-proclaimed lolicon?)? Would I even say that?