
Saintess, Calm Down! How Did Your Affection Hit the Max?
圣女冷静点,你好感怎么就爆表了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 325k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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150Chapters
1.7MClicks
12.2kFavorites
1.2kLikes
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Gender swapped, bride brought to bring good luck
So far, the impressions are quite good. For the author's debut work, it seems likely to get a lot of readers. Keep it up!
To be honest, when I first read this book, I felt that if it were to be written, it wouldn't last long and it was bound to stop sooner or later, so I didn't continue reading. Looking back now, I think that was the right decision.
The author isn't planning to add that succubus, is he? Adding her would probably discourage many viewers.
I don't know why, but I felt that the female lead didn't have the same sweet feeling after she woke up.
Wow, it looks like the cover of a yuri book I'm reading!
Could you invent a drug that would allow authors to update ten chapters a day after taking it? (This is really good, so much so much!)
The cover is exactly the same as the previous one, "I'm Troubled by Being Overly Dependent on by the Night Demon Lady".
It's so sweet! (*╹▽╹*)
The book is quite well-written, super sweet, and so far I've read it without any major issues or triggers, which shows the author's excellent awareness of avoiding sensitive topics. However, the hand-made white phosphorus bomb thing was terrifying; I hope there won't be anything even scarier later. Seriously though, white phosphorus bombs are effective on ordinary people, but how could they be so effective on physically strong demons? It's unbelievable. Also, the second female lead (the younger sister) is progressing too slowly; there hasn't even been any substantial physical intimacy, which is genuinely frustrating. They could have easily had the saintess accept that she's beyond help and that her sister is more likely to bring happiness to the male lead (otherwise, the harem could really be written as a pure romance...).
No, how come the book I was trying to raise died?