I Was Sent to a Noble Girls' Magic School as a Maid

Let me tell you why this book isn't popular. There's too much narration, too much internal struggle, and too much text—90% of the pages are just internal struggles. Frankly, reading it is a waste of time.

Here are some of my humble opinions: I clicked in with some questions because it was recommended on the homepage, and I have to point out a few issues. First, the ranking system is incredibly similar to many others. What I mean is, many of you have probably read *Battle Through the Heavens* and *Martial Universe*, the masterpieces written by Potato. I wonder if the author borrowed any material from them. The concepts of wings and traversing the void feel very familiar. It immediately brings to mind: "Ah, isn't this... That... That's something I've seen before?" Furthermore, the author may have also borrowed heavily from the style of Japanese light novels, but then occasionally throws in classic lines from Chinese fantasy novels, such as...

Hmm, good evening, author. This is Qianxiao. Well, okay, since I can't think of anything else to say, let's get down to business. [With a wry smile] First of all, the author's grasp of emotions and characters is already at a good level, so let's skip that for now and mainly discuss the author's worldview and details. I've noticed three points so far, and I've come up with some suggestions. Author, if you have any objections, please let me know. First, as a magical civilization, as the author yourself said, magic is the primary productive force here. So, the protagonists have already become novice mages, yet they haven't even increased their...

Commentator: Xiao Zui Title: A Good Story Requires Design Summary: Creating a story is like composing a piece of music; rhythm is just as important as the story itself. A good story is not a replication of characters' lives, but a selective refinement and macro-level design. Recommended Readers: Authors with some writing experience who follow popular themes but have mediocre popularity and want to know why their works aren't particularly appealing to readers. Word Count: 3000 words, estimated reading time: 5 minutes. A story is an abstract expression of life, not a copy of it. Even with the development of the times and the changing readership, the trends in popular works change rapidly, and countless clichés become tiresome for readers...

It's finished. Thank you all so much for your support. This is my first book that I've seriously serialized, my debut work. There are many parts that aren't very well written, so thank you all for your understanding and support. Thank you! (Bows)

Not long after the sweet moments, Luo Lin is about to be tormented again, this time by the whole family taking turns, except for his dad...

The male protagonist... Is named Joestar? He reminds me of that fateful story.

And then, that was it. I've been lurking for a long time since then, utterly disgusted by this dreaded job. When I saw the title "I Was Sent to a Noble Lady's Magic School to Be a Maid," the first thing that came to mind was undoubtedly… "About My Kidnapping to a Noble Lady's Academy as a Philosopher Sample." But alas, one is an urban drama, the other a fantasy. …After reading the first chapter, I immediately felt like this was a cliché. Then…Andrea Medici, isn't that really Mashiro…? Various girls make their appearance. Wait a minute, why does this plot seem so familiar? Let me think… I've read about 30,000 words, simply…

I've finally finished watching it and I really like it... Even though I did rewatch it many times...

When was the last time I read this post? Time... Hehehe.