The Vampire Princess Doesn't Want to Become a Bounty Hunter's Familiar
吸血姬不想成为赏金猎人的使魔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 371k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Mostly Western Fantasy, Gender-Bender Yuri, Pure Romance, Lots of Sweet Moments
Only pure romance. Long live pure romance ≧▽≦ I've read pretty much all of these, and none of them have anything objectionable. Drop by if you happen to be interested. P.S. There are so few gender-bender stories with pure romance. There are barely any genuine yuri stories, either. I update this list often, and I'll remove anything I find objectionable. (Moderation, come on, this is getting ridiculous. Why make sharing a list so difficult? Are you rejecting it just because the recommendation bl
Gender-Bender Yuri and Yuri Romance (Cuddles!) (No Marrying Men)
A collection of good gender-bender yuri and yuri stories I've read. There may be some fantasy, too, and a lot of these are either still updating or complete! But if the protagonist starts out male and doesn't want to turn back later, I'll just tag it as yuri!
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Seeing the scene where the female lead goes home, it turns out the familiar contract not only wasn't broken but actually upgraded? Love is supposed to be about two people being equals; is adding a contract really a good thing? And the female lead's adaptability is off the charts! She's already adapted to the familiar's status?
I own a restaurant, and there's a suggestion box in the restaurant. I take all the good and bad comments in there and read them carefully. But there's a dog that can't read and just keeps coming into my shop to poop. All I can do is kick him.
There's something a little strange about vampire familiars.
I think a normal person, after being taken in as a familiar and constantly tormented, would definitely doubt their own worth. They'd probably have an emotional breakdown someday (maybe crying uncontrollably) and demand to know why they were taken in as a familiar, really pressing for answers. Chen Yulan would then have to give a very formal answer, not some vague, intuition-like response. But so far, she seems to have gotten used to it, which feels a bit abnormal. (If I'm wrong, this is just me rambling.)
The yuri stories of Pineapple Bun and Hedgehog are quite different. Besides one leaning towards Western fantasy and the other towards Chinese and Japanese styles, they also go to two extremes. Hedgehog's story is a bit too innocent; it's good enough if they kiss within 50 chapters. As for Pineapple Bun's story, it's a bit too rushed.
Annie's character is getting angrier and angrier! Can I just kill her off? She's an old woman's age, but has the mentality of a child, misunderstanding the protagonist and sabotaging him... Waaaaah! What's the use of having a Kun bar? Screw you!
Author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?
Why learn to use knives if you're not going to learn good things?
There are only 19 minutes left until it's been 12 hours since the last update; even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like this.
The cover looks a bit odd.
I'm already a high school freshman, and I still haven't updated.