As a Fallen Angel, I Still Pretend to Be Human Today
身为堕天使今日也在伪装人类
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Before I begin listing the points, I'd like to clarify a few things. First, I'll start with the strengths, listing at least four, followed by the weaknesses, listing at least three. Second, if there are any disagreements or differing interpretations in this review, please refrain from criticism (I absolutely hate trolls). Third, I will try my best to write this review from an absolutely impartial perspective. Fourth, the quality of a book is subjective, and everyone has different opinions, so please don't take it personally. Fifth, the review is out of 40 points. Points will be awarded for each strength and deducted for each weakness; the final score will be the sum of all points. If there's anything in this review that I personally dislike, please ignore it and skip it. Thank you!
Sorry everyone, I accidentally updated the same chapter twice today. If you want to read it, please click on the last updated chapter and don't click on the second to last chapter. I'll ask the editor tomorrow to see if it can be hidden.
Classic Fantasy Movement
Up to this point... Reading through it all feels like being in a fantasy world. A cold underground, a desperate girl, howling dragons, a terrifying pursuit. The initial atmosphere is oppressive; the girl's helplessness is heartbreaking. You could say the girl standing in the snowstorm is like a plum blossom, but no one has ever seen a plum blossom standing in a level 12 blizzard, right? However, because of that power, the girl escaped one calamity and realized the danger she herself was in, but she also fell into another trap. A trap called gentleness. Yet, having experienced all this, the girl begins her true growth, although it's not yet apparent... Well, let's continue...
What form does the "marriage-for-hire harem" genre take? Does it have multiple male leads?
The book review at the end of the first volume is a magnificent Western fantasy stage play.
A perfect performance! As the carriage slowly drove away from Thomas's cozy haven, the first volume of the story came to a perfect close. While still feeling a lingering sense of satisfaction, I couldn't help but reflect on the stories I had just experienced. There was no excessive bombardment of settings, no spoon-feeding the reader with world-building; it was simply a Western fantasy story about a young girl, just right. Throughout the entire volume, the series of tragedies revolving around this girl who ended up in Thomas's town served as the core of the volume, remaining consistent from beginning to end, demonstrating the author's considerable effort in structuring the outline. Thinking back to...
This author's writing is so good I dare not read it. The better the writing, the more painful the stab.
Several harems
So what's with the harem thing? If they actually make it a harem, I'm giving up. The combination of forced marriage and a harem is just too much for me.
I suddenly realized it's already 1.6 million words!
The villains are getting stronger and stronger; it feels like the main characters are falling behind.