I Got Turned into a Timid Vampire for Messing Around

A rather excellent campus romance novel; I read over 100,000 words of the sample, roughly up to the point where Bei Yaoyue saves Xi Feng. The writing is smooth and quite enjoyable. The plot doesn't seem to have a main storyline, focusing instead on everyday romance. Initially, Bei Yaoyue is slightly unlikable, with a somewhat bossy attitude. Coupled with the protagonist's rather weak nature and lack of the usual revenge-seeking pranks of a bickering couple, this might make the reader feel a little wronged. However, as the romance deepens, the character becomes more fleshed out and there are no issues. There are some controversial aspects to the premise, but I won't discuss those. I hope Xi Feng (the author) isn't too influenced and doesn't create too much of a sense of déjà vu...

Xi Fei, are you really planning to live off the benefits of this book for the rest of your life?

Happy wedding to Xifeng and Beiyaoyue! Because today really is July 7th, 2023! ヽ(｡･ω･｡)ﾉ

Having read the previous chapters, if I had to give a review, it would be incredibly frustrating. Firstly, the system tasks were extremely annoying. These forced tasks, designed solely to advance the plot, are inherently unappealing. To make matters worse, they assigned a task to the female lead, making the male lead the punishment – ​​this baffling action significantly diminished the viewing experience. Then there's the male lead's personality. His tendency to endure being bullied, even going so far as to fawn over her (perhaps that's a poor choice of words), and then immediately apologizing as if he'd done something wrong, is truly infuriating. Honestly, if you're bullied and don't say no or anything, even just cry...

It's just a poor imitation of Sylvie; it plagiarized Sylvie but didn't even have the talent to do it. It's a bunch of rubbish, with a terrible and toxic plot.

I've almost finished the novel, so here are my personal opinions. First, I think this novel should be great for those who enjoy slice-of-life and yuri (lesbian) stories. The slice-of-life descriptions, in terms of plot alone, aren't frustrating to read; on the contrary, they're quite detailed. (It might get a bit boring later on.) The character descriptions are also quite good; at least the characters are relatively vivid and lifelike. The handling of some plot points is really well done, making it a smooth read. Regarding the few flaws, such as the author's views on yuri and the handling of the female supporting character's romantic relationships, the author does a good job, and readers will find...

I've been following this book for a long time; it's quite sweet and immersive (I feel a strong connection to the characters). Although I mentioned earlier that it might overlap with other books (I've read both), the later plot is quite good. However, none of that is the main issue. A major problem is the vampire setting. It's the title of the book and should be quite important, right? But it's mentioned very little, and less and less. The author's other book also features a vampire protagonist, who even embraces the female lead in a side story. There are also many magical elements, so it wouldn't be unreasonable for Bei Yaofeng to at least know some magic, even the most basic kind...

The polarization isn't about whether an author updates once a day or several times a day, right? It's better to just write more. Author, keep going! You're young, you need to work hard. How will you earn money if you don't work hard? You'll have to raise kids and pay mortgages later. Hurry up and work harder! Only by updating more can you have a future. The more you write, the more readers you'll have, the more fans you'll have, and the more money you'll make. Your fans won't let you down. Just spend seven or eight hours a day updating; you don't need to work 996 or 967, it's very humane. About five or six updates a day? That should be achievable. I believe in your ability, author, keep going! No regrets in youth, joy in writing, burn brightly and shine!

I slowly opened my eyes, and there I was in my familiar bedroom. "Evening Breeze" raised an eyebrow: "What's this?" "Bei Yaoyue? Bei Yaoyue, are you still there?" She was already a little flustered. "If you don't come out soon, I... I'm leaving!"

I would call this the best slice-of-life story ever!!! But please, no one else is allowed to use other people's knives on Yuuka!!! Pure love warriors will find it very painful. Angela might seem like a very devoted character to most people, but in my eyes, even if she leaves an impression with the intention of dying, it's still forcibly interfering in other people's relationships and forcibly making those in love feel guilty towards her. If it were just that, it wouldn't matter, but please, please don't torture Yuuka because of this. It's like a villainous supporting character torturing the female lead, which is hard to accept. If she gets hurt in her devotion and accidentally gets hit by a car, that's fine too; it's all her own doing. I'm so angry.