How a Villain Corrupts a Twisted Fairy
论反派如何魔化病态仙子
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I came across this on a forum, and honestly, it's hard to believe it was written by the author of a book I've read. I thought it was 2022, and yet someone actually repeated the mistakes of their predecessors. If you insist it's for the sake of the plot, well, you're the author, you decide what you write, and changing a plot element is your job. But instead, you chose the most infuriating method. This isn't the style of a forum moderator, nor is it the style of Haitang (a popular online forum). I've read SF (a popular online forum) for seven years and this is a rare sight. It makes me wonder if it was intentional. I'm afraid to read the other book now. I've never left a review in seven years; this closed comment section broke my vow.
Honestly, it's more accurate to cut it and start over.
Having read so many pineapple buns (a type of Japanese web novel), writing yandere like this is quite rare. After all, this isn't a Liu Bei-style story like the first forum moderator's. Considering the audience and the age of the readers here, it wouldn't be good to write it like this. After all, yandere isn't like LKD (a popular Japanese light novel series), and even light novel yandere wouldn't dare to write it like this casually. For example, in "My Yandere Sister Fell in Love with Me," the younger sister is incredibly powerful, effortlessly beating up her older brother and torturing him to the point of near death, but it wouldn't be written like in chapter 39. Chapter 40 shows you're pulling back; why did you even bother in the first place?
46 Is what makes it a true NTR, right?
The master has clearly stated that she's a lesbian, yet the female lead still gets intimate with him. Isn't that NTR (Netorare, a form of infidelity) towards the male lead? Don't say you just like watching beautiful women being intimate. If the female lead didn't like the male lead, no one would say anything about her being intimate with her master. What I hate most is this kind of plot where the lesbian woman uses her relationship and gender to sexually harass the female lead. If you want to write lesbian stories, make them mutually attracted; if you want to write a harem, have the female lead directly reject them. What kind of writing is this? It's really painful to watch. The master has already said he's a lesbian, yet the female lead still accepts his advances. That's the most toxic thing ever! Author, if you want to write lesbian stories, just add a lesbian tag. People who don't want to read it won't click on it...
Li Sushang - Artist: Wuganlancai. Illustration ID: 94559484! The young master of "Yijian Manor" in Sichuan, the only daughter of Qin Suyi, the seventh disciple of Master Chiyuan, known as "Ranxiang Sword." She has studied Taixu Sword Qi from a young age under Cheng Ling Shuang, the number one swordsman in the world, known as "Zizai Sword." A complete sword heart ❤️
Wow, so many people say it's bad? But after reading it, I felt it was alright (I read both the original and revised versions by the author). As for the flaws, I guess it varies from person to person; I think it's acceptable.
Some advice for new readers (avoiding bad ones): the book is alright.
First off: Please don't criticize, this is just my personal feeling and opinion, and doesn't represent everyone. This book has some dark history and some really toxic points in the early stages (it seems to have been revised). New readers who mind this can leave now and find some non-toxic books to read. Below are my personal opinions, please don't criticize if you disagree. Personally, I feel this book is neither completely toxic nor completely toxic; the toxic points are in a rather awkward position—not many, but their impact can be quite significant for some readers. Putting aside the few toxic points, the book is generally okay. However, it might be a bit hard for readers with a low tolerance for criticism. For me, it was alright, reading...
I posted the wrong chapters, sorry, I can correct them tomorrow.
This cover, thank you so much, brother.
This is my first time writing a book review, please be gentle ( ˙˘˙ )
To be fair, this novel is quite good (putting aside its flaws). So far, there's no NTR (except for the yuri scenes), but there are a few minor issues. Many things didn't need to be written, or rather, were unnecessary (writing them actually negatively impacts the reading experience). For example, the female lead dresses provocatively to see the male lead and gets seen and admired by others. Also, the scene in chapter 39 could have been glossed over; it's just killing a villain, there's no need to make it feel so much like NTR (although it might give a slightly satisfying feeling, it's still unnecessary). Just trick the villain into coming...
What kind of NTR is this?
Don't just jump to the NTR nonsense, you jerk! The original meaning of this term is the forced possession of one's spouse by another, resulting in both physical and emotional loss. To put it mildly, it's like being cheated on while dating. What kind of NTR is this in chapter 39? At most, the female lead was taken advantage of, but she quickly dealt with the perpetrator afterwards, and everything was fine, right? 😂 If you're going to revise the story, you'd better change the wording, otherwise, people will think you had the female lead offer herself before you revised it. 😂