The Vampire Princess's Two Lives as a Tyrant

A child raised in a greenhouse receives love for the first time, only to be betrayed by their lover. Having never truly opened their hearts to each other before, they are reborn as enemies. Before their deaths, the empress deeply regrets her actions towards her lover. However, the protagonist, having already found peace before her death, is reincarnated. Only the empress loves the protagonist, yet the protagonist is terrified of her. In their reincarnations, they each possess their own set of moral codes. For example, the protagonist believes she will love whoever treats her well, and will abandon anyone who is mean to her, calling upon someone else who is kind to her. In matters of the heart, it's at least a matter of domination and being dominated—a weak and powerless child who stubbornly believes she has done nothing wrong...

That year, I thought the author would update the next day as before, but I never expected it would be a final farewell.

Back then, I roamed the martial world, practicing daily with this book. I never imagined that at a crucial point, the author would stop updating, causing my cultivation to dissipate and leaving me hunted by enemies. I urge the author to update quickly so I can restore my cultivation and regain my former glory.

I personally feel the Queen's character is perfect. She truly embodies the actions of a twisted, selfish tyrant. Loving someone leads to possessiveness; her emotional thinking makes her act childishly, only to regret it later, yet she doesn't learn from it, even escalating her behavior. She's in a completely distorted state. She makes a mistake, regrets it, but doesn't repent, repeating the same error until it's irreversible, compounding her mistakes. Her insane possessiveness prevents her from rationally considering others' feelings; driven by emotion, she does things she increasingly regrets, yet deep down she tells herself she has no choice. For her, this kind of person is most...

Let me just share my own opinion. The subsequent plot might go like this: the female lead is beaten half-paralyzed and contemplates suicide, but the queen changes her mind, and then her sister comes to the rescue. If I were writing it, I might write that the female lead usurps the throne and becomes the Demon Queen... Outwardly feigning innocence while secretly accumulating power, and together with her sister, overthrows the queen, blah blah blah. And I hope the author updates a little more frequently. She's an adult and still hasn't updated much. I really want to write it myself. Actually, I really want to know how the author will tie things up in the end, how they'll conclude the book.

Author, if you're really out of ideas, not in the mood, or too lazy to write, just kill off the main character, okay? At least give us some angst to enjoy! What's this later on? It's neither angst nor sweetness. I'm sure you're not here for sugary sweetness after all this time, are you? Author, can you please step up your game?

To be honest, I almost quit reading this novel after a few chapters, but I persevered and got completely hooked. While reading, I kept thinking of lyrics like, "You earnestly said you liked white camellias, then calmly put away other red roses; you gently said you cherished me, then eagerly loved someone else; you always made me feel insecure, like cold raindrops on a chilly night, constantly doubting whether I'd lost you." And another thing, two chapters a day are simply not enough! Author, hurry up!

I'd like to share some personal thoughts on a few characters. First, there's Cynthia, whom I personally found the most appealing. She's very proactive and has shown significant improvement since the beginning. She knows what she wants and what she needs to do. Her only problem is that she doesn't know how to charm girls, often getting carried away and then regretting it. Next is Alessa, who feels like a mini-Cynthia. She's completely outclassed in both intelligence and strength by Cynthia, so it's safe to say she has a long way to go to get her sister back. Finally, there's our heroine, Elvira. How to describe her? My assessment is that she's innocent, naive, and clueless...

Tomb sweeping

It's a classic example of mindless torture; the attempt to be cruel for the sake of cruelty is really... Unpleasant.