The Elite Underlings of the Villain's Strategist Are All Dangerous Girls
反派军师的精英手下全是危险少女
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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After looking for so long, I finally realized what that weird feeling was: my sister's name is also Mu Chen...
Actually, all I want to know is when the protagonist will switch back from Lin Nuo.
I'd like to ask the author, how many wives did he have in total at the end?
Dear author, please take a look at my comment.
To be honest, the author's writing style isn't particularly outstanding, but it's not bad either—just average. However, the overall lighthearted and humorous style kept me reading, especially the sweet moments. Now for what I consider to be the shortcomings: the pacing is a bit too fast, and most importantly, it feels like the author lost interest in the later parts, especially the section with Ye Yuqian, which felt like just a rambling account. Shui Xiangling is probably my favorite character, and with the Shui family sister arc coming up soon, I hope the author can finish it well.
At first I refused.
At first, I refused to read light novels, always thinking they were too sentimental, nagging, and pretentious. If I hadn't seen this ad (cover) on Bilibili, I wouldn't have downloaded this novel app. But since I did, I decided to take a look... And it's so good! Domestic light novels are so good! (The authors have done a really good job localizing the content; I've flipped through other books and rarely see authors writing so smoothly.) The Japanese-style character design combined with the plot progression of web novels—it's a really great mix. So good!
The plot outline is okay, but the author's writing style isn't very good; it reads like a diary entry.
The protagonist's thought processes are too jarring, often appearing out of place for someone raised in that environment. The frequent use of overly modern terminology creates a sense of incongruity while simultaneously making one smile. Furthermore, the setting—like journalists and daily newspapers—might exist in that world, but the author's attempt to explain it using modern terminology feels off.
The book was being read and read, and before I knew it, it was finished.
I'm really curious to see how Qingmei's story ends.