
After Reincarnating, I Became the Villain's Sacrificial Sister
转生后我成了反派的祭品妹妹
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 254k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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123Chapters
569.8kClicks
4.9kFavorites
940Likes
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Hahaha, turning a real pillow into a sex pillow, hahaha, so weird and funny, sex pillow hahaha
It would be best to include the yuri (lesbian) element in the synopsis. Times have changed; the yuri label is no longer used. It's hard to tell if a book is yuri anymore. Also, why not remove the "marriage" tag as well? It's too distracting.
I don't really feel anything about the knife, but please hurry up and make Amora a collector's item.
I'll probably be late today due to work. As compensation, I'll upload a Fiona illustration sometime this week.
I admit I'm a complete idiot. I revised the word "pillow" twice and still got it wrong. I guess I really am the god of typos.
Author, after reading the first few chapters, the protagonist is just... Sleazy. I was originally looking for a lesbian story, but the protagonist really...
The transition between slice-of-life and battle-themed storylines should be natural.
The protagonist initially cautiously and humbly tried to gain favor, but then suddenly became an overbearing, arrogant figure. This rapid shift in the way they interacted was abrupt, and the transition—such as the depiction of emotional changes—felt somewhat forced and lacked subtlety. I initially thought the plot would follow a path of hardship, like a poor student studying diligently and then escaping their misery. However, things took a turn for the worse later on. The storyline involving Amore and Freya had a somewhat gritty, dark atmosphere, making the overall story more gloomy and tense. Describing everyday life after that felt abrupt; without everyday life, it's difficult to gain favor, and without favor, it's difficult to build a harem. It seems the author forgot to write about gaining favor, which is why...
The series leans towards a lighter, more relaxed style, which I found quite enjoyable.
I've been watching for a while now, it's quite lighthearted and funny, I find it very enjoyable. There are just too many jokes, okay? Next time, try something different, you're practically ruining JoJo's Bizarre Adventure! But to be fair, the evil spirit is basically a Stand, right? Although it has a lot more insertions than what Araki-sensei wrote, you can see the author put a lot of effort into innovation. I think the substitution device is pretty good, useful but with limitations. Puff, as a character who suddenly appeared, although she's becoming more and more like a delinquent, I still quite like her, and her battles are very interesting. Especially this latest one, I thought the dancer would be driven to the brink by that belly button ring, but I didn't expect it to develop like this, it's pretty good, very entertaining...
Will Freya's powers return? I'm too sensitive to take this lying down ( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )
Amora's gone, dear readers. I was originally planning to write some other storylines, but just too many people didn't want to see her anymore. So please don't abandon the story.