A Beautiful Vampire Moves into the Clinic

The cover doesn't tell you if it's a male or female character; I just want to see yuri (lesbian) content. I have no idea what this book is about.

It's really good, and there are lolis too! Dads, please give it three likes... As long as there are three: a demon, alchemy, but mainly medicine; a male protagonist (demonic loli) who finds a loli in the middle of the night but gets caught in a crisis; an urban setting with monsters; a powerful mother, a doctor father, and a wife who's a vampire; there's a demon loli with atavism; there's a Hero Association, but they're all lolicon; there's occasional suggestive content; the protagonist is lazy and poor, works as a knife-throwing doctor, and runs an unlicensed hospital.

So far, this book has the best plot transition I've seen on SF (a Chinese online literature platform). Well, I'm only a V2 user and don't read much, so this is just for reference and not intended to start a fight. The BG (boy-girl) setting is fantastic: a hermaphroditic (pseudo) male protagonist plus a classic SF white-haired loli female protagonist, a doctor and a vampire sparking a romance. The urban fantasy style combined with the slightly Western fantasy elements of the demon world is very harmonious. It's clear the author is a die-hard JoJo fan; I think using FF0 on the cover is purely because the author is attracted to FF0's body. The author is constantly using references throughout the book; I was completely dumbfounded when I saw the origin of the male protagonist's name: []...

First, we need to clarify who the "true protagonist" is, that is, who the main subject of the conflict is. I believe the true protagonist is Misel, not Wuyi, because the main conflict is the contradiction between Misel's desire to be controlled by others and to have the freedom of choice, and the desire of the many original species to make Misel act according to the plan. In fact, almost all the conflicts in this story are the confrontation between "fate" and "free choice." For example, Wuyi's "destiny" has already been determined—to become the island's lord. But he didn't stay on Ghost Island waiting for that day to arrive because of his White Ghost identity; instead, he went to the Eastern Kingdom to study medicine and become a doctor. This was his choice, almost...

Mercury, forever a god!

I saw this book recommended on the homepage, and I only started reading it the day before yesterday. I read until the latest update (to be honest, updating 55 chapters at a time is amazing, sob sob). The pacing felt well-organized; it handled lighthearted moments appropriately, and it progressed the main plot smoothly. The characters were vividly portrayed (it felt like answering a reading comprehension question). Sometimes I could even picture the characters speaking (maybe my imagination is too vivid). As a medium, the book carries the author's emotions and reactions to life. Mercury, in the book, closely follows current events (perhaps to pad the word count?) And frequently uses internet slang, creating a lighthearted atmosphere. And Mercury, as a doctor, in the book...

I just realized I've finished raising them.

Mercury said, "I want a proper long review." And so this long review came about. As my title suggests, this novel initially seems like an urban fantasy, but upon closer reading, you'll find it's actually an isekai (otherworld) novel, and upon further examination, it surpasses both. Mercury's novels should never be viewed as mere formulaic web novels; his brilliance lies in his creation of a complete world. This world has its own laws of physics, its own history, its own heroes, and unique ethnic conflicts and class struggles. It's like the world of Tolkien and J. K. Rowling, with Stan Lee and Jin Yong frolicking within it...

I first discovered this book on my pre-order list last month; the cover of FF0 caught my attention. I opened it and thought, "Wow, not bad!" Then I read the latest chapter in one go. After several days of single updates before the book's release (it was so painful to only read a little bit each day), the release of 55 chapters was a huge hit. Recently, the updates have been more consistent—yes, as long as it doesn't skip updates, it's a good Mercury. Actually, I hadn't read any of Mercury's other works before, but here you can see a protagonist who's sometimes a bit silly (but actually seems quite reliable), and a vampire who shouts "Za Warudo!" Something just feels a little off (￢_￢). Back to the work itself, as expected of Mercury...

I've recently become fond of the loli, white-haired vampire theme, and that's how I discovered this book. But, how should I put it? I encountered a plot hole right after starting. The male lead finishes surgery on the female lead at 6 AM, sleeps for two hours, and then wakes up at 6:30 AM. I was completely baffled. However, I've seen very positive reviews! I hope this book will provide me with a good reading experience. (Okay, not enough words. The following is just filler. Oh la la la la la la, muda muda muda muda.)