Stop Calling Me a Demoness
不要老叫我女魔头
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 661k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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302Chapters
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8.5Score
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I'd give it five stars.
The initial impression is off-putting. Is this all the protagonist is capable of? Petty and immature. Every time he holds a grudge, he's consumed by murderous rage. This is probably a problem with the author's character development. It's one time, but every time it's about killing her or him makes him seem incredibly childish. He also has this modern arrogance, thinking himself superior to people from ancient times. He doesn't even consider his own status. Even Goujian, who endured hardship and humiliation, naturally had to humble himself first. This… and this isn't ambition, it's just childishness. If a protagonist like this can succeed, then the world is doomed.
Meow meow meow!
I just started reading this book, and the beginning is so angsty! Will it get sweet later on? Anyone know? Please comment below.
If I take another day off, my hand will feel uncomfortable. If you're in the group, you'll know I have tenosynovitis. My left hand feels weak. Luckily, it doesn't hurt, otherwise, I would be dead.
There are quite a few typos.
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The subject matter is novel, the style is okay, but the writing needs improvement.
The novel's transformation from traditional Chinese style to martial arts, with its subtle elements of fantasy, is quite novel. Giving the protagonist a tragic and deeply troubled background certainly evokes sympathy, especially in stories featuring female leads and transformations. However, the author's expressive ability struggles to support the overall scope: there's too little detailed description; the story is mostly repetitive, with characters doing certain things, going somewhere, or even just a slight smile, making it feel somewhat forced. The foreshadowing and character/plot logic are weak; basically, someone does something, but you can't figure out why they did it or what their motive was. Many characters' reactions are too sharp...
A warning to newcomers: the protagonist is incredibly brainless in the early episodes, with an IQ comparable to an elementary school student! I can't stand it anymore, I'm leaving.
Gradually deviating from the title
This work will likely conclude on the 30th of this month, barring any unforeseen circumstances. If it doesn't, then I'm probably just being crazy.