A Villainess’s Guide to Self-Rescue

Let me give a brief rant. I've been following this book since before the author rewrote it, and I even subscribed to the entire series. I've previously complained about the pre-rewrite version, where the world-building was too vast, leading to plot inconsistencies and difficulty in maintaining coherence. There were also issues with the relationship between the protagonist, Nan Yin, and her mother (I hope this isn't a spoiler). Now that I've seen the rewrite, I'm following the updates. Here are my thoughts on the pros and cons of the rewritten version: Pros: 1. As a rewritten work, the author has definitely improved the plot logic compared to the old version, and the characters are much more fleshed out. 2. The rewritten world-building...

... Should I not have believed...? This time it's a complete and utter death...? All three books are...

It would be even more troublesome to get my money back.

Can you have a book that ends normally?

Holy crap! Is this what you call a high-intensity update?!

I actually really wanted to see the protagonist beat up her sister, even though it wasn't intentional, since she has the protagonist's special abilities.

Updates are slow, and each chapter is too short. It's impossible to keep reading, and there's never enough to satisfy my reading cravings.

This one is better written than the others, except for the somewhat contrived part about the separation of the aftersound. The handling of the sisterly bond between the main characters is particularly impressive, top-notch. Now I'm just hoping the power levels don't explode and the main characters' influence expands. I hope it doesn't get canceled or abruptly ended; it's a very promising novel.

Update once a week, right?

Updated on Friday? You didn't repeat a grade, did you?!