Demon Blade Princess

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I saw many people recommending this book on Bilibili, saying it's well-written. I came here because of the hype. But I couldn't continue after chapter ten. Does the protagonist have to be so pretentious? He has to cover his eyes just to take a shower and get dressed? Seriously? If seeing his senior's body is considered defilement, why don't you say that your consciousness possessing her body is also defilement? He's constantly talking about his senior, like a simp, it's disgusting. And they put such a disgusting scene at the beginning, as if they want everyone to know what kind of person the protagonist is. I doubt if the protagonist was ever a man. The protagonist is so annoying, it's disgusting. I really don't know what's so good about this book that makes so many people...

The writing is truly excellent, capturing the enchanting beauty of Japanese culture; it's a pity the plot is a mess.

It's still updating? I'm almost graduating from university.

Eight years, seven million words. Anyone else would at least have some affection for the daughter they wrote about, right? But you are different. All I can say is that you're awesome. You're awesome! (I even suspect that you've been corrupted by reality, and that seeing your daughter in your novel living a happy and fulfilling life has triggered your defenses, which is why you can write like this.)

I'm a genius for finishing this book.

Luo Jiang, what are you trying to achieve by writing a 100% completion story? Logically, this book did quite well, and if you wrote a 100% completion story later, you'd have a following. But you insisted on writing a 100% completion story. There are even people on Pixiv writing about the Mikami-hime plot, saying that if the protagonist pretends to be non-male, he'll be able to get laid without any remorse.

I came here because of its reputation, but the female lead is someone who only thinks with her lower body. The main character has no thinking ability. Every time she's a woman, she's whitewashed; I can't watch any of it.

I loved watching "Frog Fun" in junior high. I watched it almost five or six times back then, thinking it was over, but it turns out it's still being updated.

Ughhhhhh, the character design is toxic! Everything else is fine, but the character design is terrible. The protagonist is such a contradictory double standard! He sees a pretty villain and wants to take her in, essentially building a harem, and he's always nagging about his senior—does he even care about her? And another thing, he claims to be saving his senior, but then he messes up his own beliefs so much—speechless. Also, putting aside the later parts, he initially thought he had the soul of a man, but I didn't see any manliness in him at all. Oh, maybe he just has a thing for women… The writing is good, but the character design is terrible.