Miss Vampire Has Nowhere to Go

She's a Celestial Venerable, but a shut-in for 2500 years. She's a Vampire Princess, but an adorable, clueless little idiot. No, so does that mean she's a half-baked Celestial Venerable and a half-baked Vampire Princess? That won't do, Miss Su Yue. Ah, at first glance, that's probably the feeling, right? A romantic comedy slice-of-life story unfolds after the heroine, who has transmigrated twice, is adopted by a demon hunter in an unfamiliar other world… no, or rather, that's how it originally was. At first glance, the two under the moon are incredibly funny. Then later, seeing the contradictory Miss Su Yue is adorable, seeing the lively and cheerful Miss Phil is adorable, seeing… no matter which position…

I think I tested positive again, boohoo, but I'll try my best and finish this book on time in the next few days. [Sfem:4:330]

I love Heitang so much! 🥵 I love how she's so reluctant but has to obey when I urge her to write. 🥵 Heitang is the cutest!

The first chapter of Su Yue's side story has been updated [sfem:4:319]

Volume 3 is finished. Let me catch my breath and get back to writing 10,000 words a day. [Sfem:4:319]

Based on the existing plot, I guess your soul was originally that of a vampire princess. When you first arrived in this world, your soul wasn't complete. During that accident, you regained those memories, but coincidentally, you forgot your memories as a vampire princess. So, from the beginning, you were a vampire princess. As for what the vampire queen knew, it's very likely that it was because of him (the vampire queen) that Su Yue appeared in this world. (Although, I think it's alright! This is my first time writing this, please forgive any shortcomings.)

Writing Style: ★★★ Plot: ★★☆ Creativity: ★★★ To be honest, I was attracted by the synopsis. This book is one of the better ones among the new "Transformation Marriage" series. Personally, I felt the alley scene in the beginning was a little awkward (in my opinion). I don't understand the author's purpose in writing it that way. Was it to highlight that Su Yue's relationship with the male lead wasn't close in the early stages, or was it to pave the way for their relationship to develop later when they were ambushed by the "Moonlight Duo" after returning to the alley to retrieve something? Secondly, I'm very curious about how the author plans to write the story. The author said there will be "equal love" later on, which I think means that after Su Yue finishes her work for Ying and sets up the formation, she'll settle down somewhere and live on her own...

I didn't expect to get my first long review from you, hmph. Since Xiaoxi gave it to me, I'll give one too. From a fantasy perspective, it's a typical white-haired, red-eyed loli story, and the male lead is the gentle type. The opening is refreshingly unique. I've seen plenty of cultivation and magic worlds, but this kind of opening is a first for me. However, I have to complain about the plot arrangement; it has a kind of "beauty with hemorrhoids" feel to it. I understand, after all, Su Yueyue's psychology needs to be processed too. Finally, I hope the author can release it smoothly. By the way, when will the sequel to the doujinshi in the group be written? I want to see Xiao Sexi.

Do you guys think the new cover looks good? If not, let's switch back. [Sfem:4:319]

I really like this novel. Well, the female lead is a bit sassy, but she always gets the short end of the stick. The male lead's intelligence is pretty good, otherwise it would make my stomach hurt. I really hate reading about a silly male lead imagining the female lead's behavior. It's quite well-written compared to the novel "The Transformation of a Married Woman" that I've read. I hope there won't be any angst in the later plot! Of course, I can't forget to write some sweet moments (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧ Keep it up, writer!