There's No Way I Could Be This Fierce and Cute After Transmigrating into a Divine Princess

I've subscribed to the whole thing and finished reading it. As usual, out of 10, I'd give it 3. A novel is about the story of a female protagonist who possesses these wonderful things, about experiencing her emotions, not about how big her breasts are or how beautiful she is. TL; DR version: 1. The female protagonist's character is extremely one-dimensional, to the point that all I remember about her is her large breasts. 2. The pacing at the beginning is extremely stiff; I almost gave up several times, only to pick it up again because of my fondness for "Peerless Swordswoman." 3. The protagonist is treated like a tool, as if her purpose isn't to tell a story, but rather to be a sexually suggestive inflatable doll. Below is a more detailed analysis of the specific issues: 1. The first seven chapters...

Wait, the Peerless Swordswoman? Is she the same Peerless Swordswoman who was hunted down by the White Pufferfish across all the major platforms back then? Author, you're still writing about marriage factions? Yay!

Your writing is really good, but your bad habits have really resurfaced. At least for me, a pure love fan, this is a bad habit of yours. Take Sword Princess for example, 85% yuri, 13% transgender. What's the remaining 2%? It's the green content, which I don't need to explain. I don't deny that some people just like reading green stories or are just looking for hentai. But for a pure love fan like me, this is the ultimate minefield, the kind that's slammed right in my face. Of course, I'm not threatening you, really, you just make me want to punch you (ー_ー)!! Of course, despite all this complaining, I still hope you can do better (^_^)...

It's not that you can't dress up; to be precise, high society has its rules of dress. Teaching Luo Yan that is fine, very good. But you can't approach dating like this—or rather, you're acting like a doting, overprotective parent worrying about getting their daughter married off, right? Building good relationships between girls doesn't necessarily depend on clothes. Giving Luo Yan weapons, fighting techniques, training with her, doing research together—can't that build a stronger bond? Why do you have to constantly (though it might be due to your role-playing perspective, but it's definitely what I find most objectionable) use the excuse of "I'm doing this for Luo Yan's own good, this is how Luo Yan should be" to create all sorts of romantic drama in a world where strength reigns supreme...

Honestly, you write very well, but I really don't like Qin Yu being the protagonist. I think the male lead should be handsome and sunny, but the author keeps emphasizing that Qin Feng looks like a woman. Isn't this just using the guise of a transgender marriage to write a yuri story? Most importantly, how old is Qin Feng? 15 Years old! Are you a pedophile? This doesn't conform to our values, it's infuriating! I really can't stand Qin Feng. This is just my personal opinion. Anyway, I feel deceived by the author, I really can't continue reading...

I feel that these 1000 comments are for Sword Princess. If you help someone and are then wrongly accused because of this, I'd really feel sad. I really love your books, I really love Sword Princess. I've read it seven or eight times. Even during my senior year of high school, when people in our group were writing side stories, I wrote some myself. I've recommended your work to many people around me. When I encounter those who hate you to the point of turning into a hundred, I also try my best to clear their names. I absolutely adore what I love, so I can only say I'm sorry.

May the author enjoy 24 hours of French kissing with Jiangnan every day.

The "if" storyline has been updated to chapter 208.

This author is terrible. I subscribed to all the free coins I got from daily check-ins.

Furthermore, the young lady's encounter with the protagonist stemmed from a life-threatening crisis. Although she escaped unharmed, shouldn't she reflect on her own abilities? Even if it was just a spur-of-the-moment decision to practice her marksmanship for a few more days, at least it would show she realized her past laziness was wrong. If it were just her own inaction, I wouldn't be so disgusted with this character. However, what's with wanting the female lead to be more girly and dressed up? Hey, you just survived an enemy attack! Does beauty give you any extra self-defense ability in a crisis? Don't impose your personal opinions on the protagonist! Show some of the social skills expected of a high-society lady! Even your sister Luo Yan said...