The Unreliable Butler of the True Ancestor of the Blood Clan

I discovered the light novel *The Unreliable Butler of the Vampire Ancestor* through a recommendation from the author Genji Project on the Pineapple Circle website. It was a rare gem in the fantasy section. The synopsis, with its yuri elements and similar excellent description to *Akatsuki no Goei*, immediately piqued my interest, leading me to add it to my collection. The content was indeed quite interesting. Even as a fan of harem/mainstream novels, I have to admit that the quality of *The Unreliable Butler of the Vampire Ancestor* doesn't suggest that author Clearlov24 is a newcomer to the Pineapple Circle. The Victorian fantasy setting...

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In my opinion, *The Unreliable Butler of the Vampire Ancestor* is a rare gem among recent light novels on Pineapple Bun. Its combination of traditional martial arts and magical fantasy elements immediately captivated me. For a fledgling author, *The Unreliable Butler of the Vampire Ancestor* is a remarkably excellent original romantic comedy. It perfectly blends traditional martial arts themes with popular elements of recent otome romantic comedies, such as vampires and wealthy young ladies with butlers. As a light novel enthusiast with a love for fantasy elements, this novel offered a truly refreshing experience...

I'll keep it brief. This is a textbook example of a light yuri novel. It avoids the cloyingly sweet sentimentality of other books and the mindless, idiotic romance plots. It's quite good, but not without its flaws. First, Ange comes from the slums, but in the novel, she hardly resembles someone from the slums. She's a bit... Too saintly? When I saw Nook's revenge in London, I felt it was a bit illogical. Generally speaking, even an ordinary person would want to kill Nook at that point, let alone someone from the slums. But Ange's actions... I really didn't understand...

It's not gender-swapped, that's great!

I stumbled upon this book during a reading slump and finished it in two days. The plot doesn't have any hidden storylines like second personalities, dreams, bloodlines, or reincarnation, making it seem shallow? Not at all. In fact, it's more enjoyable to read that way. Tired of those common tropes every day? (Good stuff!) There aren't any of those usual requests for votes or likes at the end of chapters (laughs), which is perfect for a free-to-read reader like me! 👍 Judging from the occasional JoJo references, the author might have read parts 2, 3, and 4? The fight scenes and plot are quite good, but in my opinion, isn't there a bit too much fighting? Every fight ends with serious injuries (lol). However, there's no melodramatic or mindless clichés...

Is this what a real science student is like? It seems to be very well written. (Fake science student: Can't write at all)

I'm the author's thirtieth fan!

Please. Hurry. Update.

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