The Transformed Empress Will Eventually Be Doted on by the Disaster Maidens

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Although I'm a long-time reader, and I'm afraid Luo Jiang will be angry if I say this, I must say that many of the older books do have a particularly slow pace, which might make it difficult for many to persevere, or they might have a prejudice against this book. However, personally, this book is very much to my liking so far. As a girl, I'm particularly interested in science fiction, and the thought of Star Wars coming up makes me incredibly excited. Plus, Luo Jiang's writing is very delicate; it's definitely worth reading, isn't it? So, I, Gong Yu, strongly recommend everyone give it a try. Even if you don't like it, you won't lose anything, right? Please, please! 🙏🏻 PS: Some people say that the new book, *Emperor Yan*, is unspeakable...

Please resume updates soon!!! You yourself said you wouldn't abandon the project!!! Giving up easily isn't about keeping a promise. As long as you update, we'll always wait for you. (´∀`)♡

Due to the character limit, I can't reply... Here's why I call it "light science fiction." This doesn't mean it lacks science fiction elements or has less of a science fiction feel. I enjoy reading science fiction and have read a lot. This book has a lot of science fiction elements, which you can see while reading, because the setting and plot are all based on science fiction, so there's definitely a lot of science fiction content, no problem. However, the interspersed yuri elements within the science fiction descriptions feel a bit too much. For example, whether it's discovering alloys, writing about basic engineering, or other scientific research processes, there are always a lot of vague descriptions. I think a bit more...

This is a yuri (lesbian) novel set in a sci-fi apocalyptic world. It tells the story of the protagonists and their female companions spending time together on a spaceship, doing research and development, and building their own spaceship. The premise is refreshing; I've read many books, but this is a truly fantastic crossover. As a reader who enjoys sci-fi, military, and yuri, this is totally my cup of tea. I stayed up all night to finish the remaining dozen or so chapters, but I can't read any further—the author's update frequency is touching. The author's attention to detail is excellent, including the characters' inner thoughts, their emotional shifts, and the rigor of science. The military aspects are slightly lacking, failing to capture the grand scale of the story, perhaps due to their smaller-scale nature...

Actually, I initially chose this book because of the cover, but it's still quite good so far. Personally, I don't really enjoy those scenes that depict feelings of embarrassment or shame. I've read Luo Jiang's *Yao Dao Ji* and know her writing style is slow-paced. The latest chapters, especially the battle scenes, are quite good, and I'm looking forward to the upcoming plot. Regarding the descriptions of the warships, I find them a bit vague; I can't quite picture what they look like. Maybe my imagination is lacking. I personally really like futuristic sci-fi novels, and I haven't seen many of these in the *Pineapple Bun* yuri genre. Overall...

I stumbled upon this book during a period of extreme reading slump. I usually love science fiction and thrillers, and while I've already found some thrillers that suit my taste, I haven't been able to find any science fiction. When I saw this book in the yuri (lesbian) category, I was quite surprised. Just now, I read through all the available chapters in one go. Well, maybe it's just me, but I felt like I didn't see much description of the warships' appearance... Overall, this is a book definitely worth reading.

In another book by the author, Rinne, the female protagonist of *Yōdō-hime*, orchestrates a scheme to have both the female protagonists and their harems from *Mikoto-hime* and *Yōdō-hime* (both books are yuri) defeated by male demons. This cycle repeats itself, with each heroine becoming stronger and able to defeat a more powerful demon, only to be defeated again by an even stronger one, until the very end when they finally find love. The reason for this is that Rinne has herself and everyone else trained in a technique that grants them increased strength simply by being defeated, believing this will allow them to overcome powerful enemies.

Hey, at least update this book! It's really good.

Author, do you know how many years I've been doing this?