The Superpower Princess

This novel is quite controversial. Personally, I feel some people started criticizing it after only reading a few chapters. The most obvious example is that some people find the protagonist being forcibly kissed by the Moon Lord disgusting, but those who have read later know that the Moon Lord is the protagonist's sister, Ouyang Ruyue =_= There are also comments about ambiguous relationships with men, but I want to ask, do these relationships develop? These are all just foreshadowing. Moreover, the protagonist almost only has a slightly ambiguous relationship with her brother, but that's just for comedic effect, or perhaps the author wanted to satisfy their sister complex (San San, don't hit me, you are a sister complex). It's yuri (lesbian) in the story, but the setting is normal life, not an isekai (otherworld) setting, so the tastes...

It's labeled as yuri (lesbian romance), but I didn't feel any yuri vibes. If having sex with a woman counts as yuri, then sorry, author, you're too naive. To me, it just feels like gay romance. A saintly woman? Haha, I only saw a cross-dresser, nothing else. There are various intimate interactions with men, but it's all glossed over with the phrase "like brothers." The protagonist, how to say it? One word: immature. Let's not talk about the plot. Did you feel the protagonist gave off a feminine impression while reading? I personally didn't think so. Unlike those gender-swapped yuri stories, I only felt it was fake! A bit disgusting, not very disgusting. Read it if you like, my personal opinion: this book is toxic...

When I first started reading this book, my initial feeling was one of utter misery. The reincarnation part was alright at first, because there was relatively little dialogue, making it less unpleasant. But after the reincarnation, various parts caused me considerable distress. The female protagonist's conversations with others felt childish; when she was targeted verbally or physically, she would simply mutter a few words and then give in without any explanation or foreshadowing. The characters lacked depth. The descriptions of their actions were also childish. I could overlook these shortcomings, given the varying quality of writing, but the author also made a mistake...

Well, seeing the novel's setting—the twelve zodiac animals, the Qilin, the twelve constellations, the saintess, the four great families, and mythical beasts—reminded me of *The Zodiac Guardians*, which I read twice in bed years ago. Author, you must have used that worldview, right? ←_← Okay, actually, the worldview is pretty good, and using it directly is fine, but this novel gave me an urge to give up. I probably read about ten chapters and then dropped it. Later, I found it again in a review, and the review said it was a "good work, requires patience," so I read another twenty chapters. I just couldn't resist! (ノ=Д=)ノ...

I'm new to SF, and this is the first book I've read. It's really good, and the author, San San Jiang, is adorable! I've also bookmarked other books before, and I've seen comments about frequent updates being missed or delayed, but San San Jiang's books have never missed an update. Updates are very consistent, and sometimes she even gives out bonus chapters or extra chapters. As for the book's elements, I think it's a harem/yuri story! It really is a harem/yuri... You'll see when you read it. The plot is a bit wild—how many women are there in the twelve zodiac signs and twelve constellations? And are those vampire queens and princes also backup options? What other schemes does the ruthless San San Jiang have up her sleeve? Then comes the action! And...

The writing is so casual, the plot is glossed over, there's no point in reading it. And to make matters worse, you even post your cosplay photos! If you were a girl, I could tolerate it, but you're a grown man cosplaying female characters in every chapter, it's disgusting. People who don't know better would really think you're a girl, but as a psychology major, I can't tell. Using cosplay photos to attract readers and increase readership, it's all about men, all men. Your secondary sexual characteristics betray you, your manly hands betray you, your skin grown from male hormones betrays you, your manly pelvis betrays you...

First of all, I genuinely love this book, which is why I decided to write a review. The author didn't ask anyone for help, which I think is wrong; a good work should allow its readers to drive the pace. This book just reached 80,000 words today, and I felt I should write a review as a way of giving the author some recognition. The story revolves around supernatural abilities, the Eastern Chinese zodiac and the Qilin, the Western zodiac and the Holy Maiden, and other elements. The male protagonist is reborn into the body of a deceased Holy Maiden to fulfill the role of a god. The mystery of the Holy Maiden's past is gradually revealed as the story progresses...

In my last book review, I mentioned how much I loved this book, and it's currently on a positive trajectory with a signed contract. As a reader who enjoys it, I'm back. At first glance, this book might seem unremarkable, and many might not be interested, but once you start reading, you'll definitely enjoy it. That's often the case with truly excellent works. Like the author, Xiao San, the book is a slow burn. However, I'm still touched by Xiao San's dedication to her first book, never missing an update, and writing so much in less than 20 days. Some chapters were even posted late at night, which is really commendable (don't push yourself so hard, you have class tomorrow 😖). Everyone should support her. The book is indeed...

The first review wasn't very good, so I decided to write a second one. The book revolves around superpowers, a saintess, a Qilin (a mythical creature), the twelve zodiac animals, and the twelve constellations, along with a whole host of indispensable characters and organizations. The entire story is a high-octane, action-packed superpower battle anime; if it continues, it will definitely become an epic masterpiece! I suggest you bookmark it if you like this kind of thing. However, my focus today isn't on that, but rather on briefly discussing the yuri (lesbian) pairings so far and that incurable Qilin's sister complex—or rather, sister fetish ^_^. Lin Fei is the branch manager of Longya, arguably the protagonist's first yuri pairing. She...

The author of "Elements: Transformation - Yuri Harem Superpowers Hot-Blooded" is quite conscientious, as they haven't stopped updating, which is great. I personally hate it when a book I'm reading suddenly stops updating, or even stops altogether. So, choosing a good book is crucial. As for the plot, the framework is quite large. The author seemed a bit out of sorts in the beginning, which is understandable given it's their first time writing a book. The middle part progressed a bit too quickly, but these factors didn't detract from the overall reading experience. The review by usag is quite good; you should check it out. Let me briefly describe my impression of the previous book—the first ten chapters didn't feel right, and I wanted to drop it, but...