I Fell into the Backrooms and Became a Vampire Girl
掉入后室却变成了血族少女
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- 2mo ago
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It's good; it involves harem elements, and it's a work by the K-pop group.
First and foremost, if anyone is put off by the writing style in the first few chapters, please don't leave yet. The overall quality improves significantly after chapter 10. In summary: 1. I've read many "invincible" stories and know that a well-structured plot is crucial for success in this genre; otherwise, it will feel like a monotonous chronicle and become tedious after a few chapters. Fortunately, this book does a good job of portraying "invincibility." It avoids excessive mowing down of enemies and instead balances narrow victories against stronger adversaries with the exhilarating feeling of being on top of the world. The author strikes a perfect balance between these two aspects. 2. Regarding the plot background...
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Personally, I feel that the vampire concept has been somewhat diluted. I hope they can show more of the vampire's characteristics, such as the appearance of scenes involving bloodsucking (who wouldn't love a legitimate way to show off their vampires?).
The protagonist, a vampire, is still bathing in water in his happy hometown 🛀. Are they really so poor that they can't even afford a blood bath?
Does this really have anything to do with the harem?
The first hundred-plus chapters felt so disjointed, I was completely confused. How did the protagonist end up in another place with amnesia after just one fight?
The author's portrayal of the protagonist's two daughters was terrible, completely ruining the protagonist's previously established character. When those two daughters are involved, the protagonist is practically brain-damaged.
The protagonist is really strange; he can fight anyone. Anyone can spar with him. It's supposed to highlight his regenerative abilities, right? But the demigod only gained divinity; they keep talking about how strong that divinity is, but aside from the corrupting increase in combat power, there's no visible difference. He's like a paper tiger. Even Cthulhu's characters have corruption, but that's because they're strong enough; the corruption is secondary. Here, the protagonist is a legend, yet he gets his body destroyed by a legend. Even as a demigod, he still gets his body destroyed by a legend.
After reading for a while, I still can't see where the invincibility lies. Do they really have to label level-up stories as invincible to lure people in? It's so frustrating!
It's clearly a leveling-up system, yet it's labeled as invincible. Where is the trust between people?