Being Locked Up by My Own Followers Isn't Much Fun

I think the protagonist narrowed his own path from the start. While it's understandable that he initially wanted to return home and disliked being kept as a vampire, his overly compassionate nature led to the deaths of several of his own kind. He had virtually no memories of humanity, barely remembering being human in his past life; most of his memories of this life were those of a vampire, yet he still turned against his own kind. Many readers felt Viscount Jack died unjustly; he was clearly a vampire who constantly sympathized with humans, yet he couldn't remember who he was in his previous life—wasn't that just a manipulative, overly compassionate character?

Although somewhat disappointed, the author has indeed written very well and worked very hard. I've been quite satisfied with how far I've come. The sudden ending must have some reason. Thank you for your hard work, author. Thank you for bringing us half a great book and the other half a fantasy.

Hello author, your work has left a deep impression on me. I haven't paid to read it yet, but I'm hesitant because I've recently become obsessed with vampire-themed books. I've read similar ones, like *Bai Ji's Adventure* and *Little Vampire Princess Refuses Fate*, which I've already read a few chapters of. I'll try paying to read your novel. I hope there will be a pleasant surprise waiting for me. Sometimes I'm really envious. Why are others so talented, and I'm so clueless? Maybe it's because I lack writing experience, or maybe it's not the main story I'm writing. Finally, I have a question about this novel... Does it have a group chat? (*￣...)

Will the author continue writing yuri stories like this in the future? If so, please let me know, I'll definitely read them.

Is this book finished? This is the first novel I've seriously read to the end. The ending might have felt a bit rushed, but that doesn't detract from your writing. It's a very good book; the author's storytelling and immersion are excellent. Who wasn't saddened by the death of the elf princess? Who wasn't shocked when the sword goddess broke ties with them? If I were to rate it... 9.5 out of 10. I didn't give it a full score because the ending was too abrupt, although it explained things reasonably well. I don't know why, but your group just didn't really connect with you; they were all talking about Ark. Also, perhaps the ending wasn't so bad after all. I hope to read more of your works in the future.

The writing and content of this novel were quite good; it felt like it was just reaching its climax, and then it just ended? This looks like it was abruptly canceled. Neither Sasaya's plan, the Papacy's matriarch, nor the Sword God's plot points were resolved. What about Cain and the White Emperor? And what about that god? And what about the vampire guarding the gate? Is this the author's last chapter just an outline? Why did it end? We could have waited!

Damn, I saw this book again in the middle of the night, and I couldn't help but come back to complain. Author, are you writing a college entrance exam essay? Why did you end it so abruptly?

This speed at which it was cut in half is unbelievable!

I originally planned to write after military training, but I've started now. During military training, whenever I had a spare moment, I would frugally open the Pineapple Bun app and click on this novel to see if it had been updated. There was once a comic that made me look forward to it like this, I think it was called *White Night Linglong*, but I stopped reading it after it became a paid novel. I paid to read every single chapter of these last few chapters. The latest chapter is "Goodnight"... I cried. Yes, this is the first time I've cried because of a novel... I'm so childish, so very childish. I keep thinking, what if my character changed everything? Of course not. What am I thinking? I imagine those who clicked on this page based on my profile picture...

Overall, this is a good novel. I quite liked the writing style, setting, and plot, but it has some flaws. Actually, I was drawn in by the title, and I really liked the character Sasaya. You could say she was the one who kept me reading the whole thing... But how to put it... She barely had any screen time outside of the beginning and end! She was basically in an offline mode for most of the book... The title made me really look forward to the protagonist and her mischievous younger love interest's hilarious, quirky daily life, a sweet romance between the two female leads! But no, Sasaya only reappeared at the very end to make her final appearance...