After I Turned into a Doll, the Vampire Young Lady Took Me Home

I must say, this book really appeals to my tastes, and the author's writing is decent, without any nonsensical parts. The characters are also very well-developed. Unfortunately, the author doesn't seem to be a fan of white-haired characters. From middle school until now, I've met too many lolis (young girls), and while I don't dislike them, it's inevitably tiring, and I especially hate anything above B! The author's writing does have its flaws: it's short, and the prologue is three chapters of filler. That's my general review. I personally really like the author's novel, and it's understandable that the author wants good results, but! How can a snail's pace keep up with a rabbit's?

Passing by, I burned paper money, offered incense, lit candles—no response. I poured wine, offered sacrifices, set off firecrackers, smashed the tombstone—no reaction. I dug up the grave, exhumed the body, opened the coffin, whipped the corpse—no reaction. I set up an altar, drew talismans, channeled my inner energy, and summoned lightning—no resurrection. I set fire to the body, burned it, crushed its bones, scattered its ashes—I tried again. I used straw figures, wooden swords, magic bells, and a heart-shaped table to summon the soul. Wailing, pounding the ground, weeping—the author is dead. This humble Taoist is powerless to reverse fate!

I heard the author was killed off, so everyone doesn't need to wait anymore.

The plot is well-written, with relatively little explicit content, so it's not recommended for those looking for erotic scenes. It focuses on fantasy and the love story between the protagonist and Cynthia. The character development is also good, but the updates are too slow. One update a week makes me doubt whether I'll ever finish it. They said it was due to quarantine, but it's been half a year and there's still no update. Perhaps the long quarantine has been a blow to the author, or maybe they're abandoning the book. I hope the author recovers soon. There seem to be many comments, but it's mostly just two or three people using tired tropes to keep things going. I want to finish the book and I'm even voting for it, but the lack of updates makes it seem like the future is uncertain.

The author won the revival round with his elbow, but the puppet probably crashed.

Brother, I thought it was updated on May 23rd, but it turns out it's from 2023.

The author's writing is quite good, and the plot is also quite good, so why did it stop updating?

It's 2024 already, where did the author go? Has he disappeared?

I love this kind of thing the most. Although the main character is the bottom when he's in his silly cat state, there's also a white cat. And the young lady, although she seems to be the top at first glance, is actually often vulnerable to the cat. I really like this kind of yuri relationship that's more balanced. It feels more comfortable this way, and there's equal interaction without one side being the other. Also, even though there are other girls interacting with each other, it's still obvious that the main heroine is the young lady. I really like this kind of one-on-one setting that doesn't affect her interactions with other people.

Right now, this is the only yuri (girls' love) novel that I've finished reading and am looking forward to. The character development is excellent! It's so captivating, from Sariel being imprisoned to her eventual independence and freedom... I guess... It also incorporates a school setting element that I've always loved, making it the best of the mixed bag. The only downside is that your update speed is incredibly slow, and you've lied to readers about updates more than once or twice. This makes me reconsider using my 40+ monthly votes next month.