The Retired Assassin's Life as a Maid
退休刺客的女仆人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Labeling is fraudulent; they label a character as a female protagonist, but the story is mostly told from a male perspective.
To be honest, I came here because of the female lead label, and the fact that the male lead had too much screen time made me feel cheated.
Suggestions for the author regarding the recent displays of affection between Yad and Yexi
Yad and Yexi have finally achieved their happy ending, although they haven't gotten down to business yet, I'm still very pleased. However, these past few days have been filled with sweet romance, but there's been no main plot. The first day I was overjoyed by their romance, happy that they were finally together. The second day was also happy, the romance was quite sweet. But the third and fourth days, with all this constant romance, would get tiresome for anyone, some might even get annoyed, because it's practically filler, and the same old filler at that. The author could have included some romance in the main plot, instead of this lack of substantial content besides the romance. Even eating the same old saccharine romance every day gets boring...
I'm never subscribing to the whole thing again. The author is so careless; there are so many typos, and they don't even bother to correct them. They also frequently include words that don't fit the sentence at all, like: "Hello, the weather is really nice today, what do you think?" (This is just an example; it doesn't happen that frequently, but there are several instances like this in each chapter.)
The male lead has far more screen time than the female lead.
I had a brain hemorrhage from reading about sexual harassment and gave up.
Waaaaah, my water god is gone!
I've been reading this book for a long time, it's so good! But! The Water God! My Water God is gone, waaaaaah, let me cry for a while, waaaaah, my Water God, my big Water God, waaaaah! Author, I want the Water God back, waaaaah! So sad... (Just filling up the word count...) Water God! Waaaaah!
Taking the author's first blood
The premise is novel; I've never seen a killer maid get married before. This is the first time I've ever seen anything like it. Ye Xi's character is basically set: a cold, calculating, and sharp-tongued maid. But I don't understand Ya De. Ya De is intelligent and has a good personality, so how could he have suffered so much in his past life and become cannon fodder? This is something I don't understand. The relationship between the male and female leads is clearly one of female dominance and male subservience. Ya De has no backbone at all. If he wants to turn things around, the only possibility is to use the Black Dragon Blood to remove the limitations on his body. This is Ya De's only chance to turn things around, and it should be the main plot at present. Secondly...
After reading over a hundred chapters, almost all the upright male characters are so lewd and obnoxious, and those with romantic partners all seem to be henpecked. If it were just the male lead, it would be one thing, but with everyone like this, does the author have a bias against men?
You can see two endings in one book, and even watch the "male protagonist" stab and be stabbed.