The Blood Princess Wants to Live a Carefree Life

A new Heavenly Path emerges as the era of impending doom approaches, coinciding with the impending end of the Dharma Age. This book is excellent, that's an undeniable point. Another point is that it sparked my reflection after reading it. It's not mature, but it's not simple either. It's a superior work that breaks the current stagnation in Pineapple Bun's yuri, vampire, and princess-themed works, opening up new avenues for future works. Pineapple Bun has written so many vampire, yuri, and princess-themed works—I've lost count of how many I've read. But many of their approaches have become fixed…

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Is each volume a separate story? Or does the protagonist keep reincarnating and using different identities everywhere?

What? I already owe 13 chapters?! What do you mean by "the more debts, the less worried"? (Hands on hips)

I'm going to come back from the dead in October!

I've updated! Surprised? Unexpected?

I've pulled the author into a little "dark room" (a term used to describe a situation where someone is temporarily banned or unable to return to their room), and I apologize to everyone for that.

Uh oh, I'm a little confused. Is Xiao Qi the main character? Or is it Nuomi? Will Xiao Qi rejoin Nuomi later, or will she remain a separate character?

This is off-topic; it doesn't connect to the previous volume at all.

Is there something wrong with the fantasy tag?