After Reincarnating, I Became a Doll Girl

I finished it in half a day and was still wanting more. It's the kind of book that's interesting from beginning to end, never boring. First, the time-travel trope: a truck driver rushing to meet year-end targets. But the later events echo the events before the time travel, making the novel flow smoothly, which is rare. Next, the theme: novels with an alchemical doll as the protagonist are uncommon, but that doesn't mean they lack appeal. Moving on to the plot, it's fast-paced, without unnecessary daily scenes, maintaining constant interest. The foreshadowing and details are very satisfying. Finally, those two maids—they're just two lazy bums, haha. Being a maid is really lazy! Keep writing, and it will definitely be a hit...

Author, I have a friend who suffers from depression and teeters on the brink of suicide every day. Her wish is to see this book finished 😭😭

Frankly speaking, this is your best book in terms of character development. The protagonist is vividly portrayed, almost as if he's come to life, and the supporting characters are also very lifelike. The narrative is also very comfortable. It's such a shame you stopped writing. Was it because of poor grades? I remember your grades were quite good.

I've read many of Vanilla's (and other pseudonyms) books, and this one is the most perfect I've read so far. Compared to her previous books, which leaned towards a lighthearted, cute style, the plot and characters in this one are very well-developed and immersive (Vanilla's character portrayal has always been strong, and this time her breakthrough lies in the plot). I prefer Western fantasy books, and this one really suits my taste. The world-building is grander than her previous works, with both thrilling and exciting plots and lighthearted slice-of-life moments. I love both the witch and the dragon king! Judging from the current plot, it's sure to get even better later on. In summary: It's great, excellent, keep up the good work! PS: Just a quick request for another book to be updated.

This book is clearly very good.

Speechless. I was watching and then realized it had been abandoned. Luckily, I stopped the loss in time.

The following are merely my personal opinions: Every time I read online novels, I can't help but wonder why so many people consider the protagonist's good deeds to be the act of a saint or savior (a derogatory term), calling it foolish. 1. Extremes meet – Goodness doesn't mean unlimited forgiveness; its bottom line should be evil. If you forgive evil, you're condoning it, and good becomes an accomplice to evil, which is evil itself. The saintly or savior (derogatory) actions online shouldn't refer to performing many good deeds, but rather to unlimited tolerance and forgiveness. 2. A saint is not necessarily perfectly virtuous. A saint should be someone who transcends their time, daring to face reality...

The seventeenth day of prayer for renewal

(This is my first time writing a long review, please forgive any shortcomings.) First, the plot is a major highlight of this novel. The foreshadowing in the first volume is resolved, and combined with the Hannibal storyline, it's amazing how well the author's artistic skills are demonstrated. Moreover, the subsequent plot unfolds at a good pace, with excellent transitions. Then there are the plot holes (foreshadowing) in each volume. Each volume slowly expands the world-building and interweaves some foreshadowing that will be used later, keeping the reader's attention and appreciating the writing style. The author's artistic skills are profound, and the novel contains some unique tropes: such as Io's distillation, the witch's "You know, I'll spoil you" (nmb, wcnm), etc., Just the right amount...

Why has the author stopped updating?