The Empire's Valkyrie Is Actually a Popular Streamer

The romance plot here feels like it's been overdone. The female lead is too easy to please, to the point that her character has gone from beautiful and assertive to childish. Now she just acts like a little kid playing house, constantly being coy and shy, making me want to fast-forward through the episodes.

I've read a lot of stories about women who are remarried, and the authors really nail the female lead's figure, putting them in direct opposition to a certain other novel that's all about small-breasted women.

This one is better than the previous one, but it still has too much of a "feel-good" element. Other books have 10% "feel-good" mixed into 50% plot and 40% romance; this one has 45% "feel-good" mixed into 45% plot, and the romance is barely 10%. The appeal of "reincarnation" lies in the romance and the female lead's transformation, not in the "feel-good" aspect. If the author really wants to write about reincarnation, I think they should change their style. If they want to write "feel-good," I suggest a different theme. Reincarnation isn't inherently bad, but I think the author went too far with it. I apologize, I'm a traditional reader of reincarnation stories, so I can't give it a perfect score, but the quality of this book still deserves this score...

In the end, it seems the author simply didn't want to write anymore and forced a conclusion. This final volume is filled with all sorts of overpowered abilities, and the final chapter even skips three years of cultivation time—it's a bit excessive.

Actually, I'm quite curious to see how the public will react if the female streamer is discovered to be a Valkyrie.

This ending was so weak!

So far, the subject matter is quite interesting, and the live-streamed classical dance is novel (I learned a lot). The writing is good (rarely seen on Pineapple Bun). I'm looking forward to the upcoming battle scenes (this is very important), so I'll give it a high score for now. Unfortunately, I'm too short to write more, so I'll do a longer review based on a reasonable analysis of the plot. Let's see how much I can guess correctly: 1. Based on the system-flow trope and the synopsis, the protagonist will become stronger than the male lead within ten days (how much stronger is uncertain, but a slightly stronger, weak female lead with a hardcore personality paired with a stronger one is a cute contrast, which I think is great). 2. The male and female leads will recognize each other when they meet, but they won't be sure at first. The protagonist will definitely be affected by the male lead's memories...

In the first volume, the protagonists' journey from acquaintance to becoming a couple was described in great detail, both psychologically and in terms of actions. Readers could develop liking for the characters, or even the supporting characters, through their behavior. If I were to give it a 10, I'd give it an 8. Starting with the second volume, the author's writing became noticeably weaker. The development of their relationship relied heavily on actions, which became somewhat tedious after a while. I also felt the author struggled with handling the larger historical context, losing control towards the end. I'd probably give it a 5 or 6 out of 10. However, overall, this book is still highly recommended. The plot has a slightly fast-paced feel but isn't overly unrestrained, focusing more on the emotional development, making it feel more like a romance...

Being aloof and shy is nice, but writing too much of it gets annoying.

To be honest, authors don't need to push themselves so hard. Give yourself some breathing room. There's no need to force yourself to update at a high intensity all the time just for the sake of fans. After all, we want quality to outweigh quantity. This is just my immature opinion. Okay, that's all I wanted to say. It's been quite a while since this chapter was posted. Have you rested enough? If you have, hurry up and update! Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like this! [Eating sunflower seeds]