I Was the Last Blood Hunter, but the Vampires Turned Me into a Girl

Although I've read quite a few chapters, personally, what truly impressed me most, despite the later, spectacular battles, were still the early chapters. The protagonist, a Simon-esque vampire hunter whose strength is inferior to the vampires in every aspect, was able to fight them with an indescribable courage and wisdom, and almost won (though he was still badly beaten). I actually saw in this the indomitable spirit of humanity that has accompanied us since the dawn of civilization—the courage and fearlessness in the face of powerful enemies, and the wisdom in the struggle against nature and for survival. I have an indescribable feeling...

I just subscribed to the whole thing yesterday, and you're telling me it's free today?

Lately, I seem to have developed a particular fondness for gender-swap videos. Could I be developing some strange fetish?

Ah, this is the first time in my life I've ever opened a private server (SF), and it's free for a limited time! Ah! Is this what private servers are like? I love it!

First of all, this is a pretty good work, at least it has a main storyline. Although I don't know how it will unfold, I'm still looking forward to it. However, there might be some flaws in some parts, and I hope the author can fix them. Next, let's talk about the characters. Shelo is the protagonist and my favorite character. She's the one who got me hooked on this series, and her personality is very similar to mine, so I really like Shelo. Edward is also adorable! As for the setting, the protagonist is supposed to be a third-generation vampire, the strongest of the three generations, and the work also incorporates magic...

This is a fantastic book! The world-building is simple and clear, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the premise is very interesting, making you think, "Hmm, vampires!" I've read many vampire novels before, and despite being fantasy, they read like ordinary novels, with vampires becoming just a gimmick and lacking any real appeal. Xue Luo's description of "What's Afraid of Sunlight and Garlic?" Is incredibly detailed and adds a lot to the book. The characters' personalities and awareness are also excellent! \(≧▽≦)/~ They dare to kill, aren't saintly, have no morals, and are incredibly passionate. (Flaws omitted.)

I heard from the author that she's only part-time, and the outline was provided by her good friend. The author's writing is actually quite good; each chapter has a substantial word count, unlike those flashy but ultimately superficial works. The story is also very interesting. Although this type of story is common, the author has truly mastered the art of dual-soul narrative. In a time when gender-swapped characters are everywhere, and stories are either overly cute or featuring infatuated female leads, this action-packed story that doesn't rely on an overpowered protagonist is truly rare and precious. You can see the author's dedication. I hope the author continues.

This book is practically Wang Tianhui's masterpiece; the writing and plot are better than Tangtang's. It's a pity the author is no longer here.

The beginning was quite good, but towards the end, I felt like the main characters were all idiots. Normally, the villains charge in mindlessly while the main characters meticulously plan their attacks, but the final battle completely reversed this. The villains gained the upper hand at every turn, and the protagonists seemed to have lost their intelligence. They didn't use any of their abilities, just jumped out and drew their swords to attack, or sat in vehicles taking hits without even defending themselves. They couldn't even beat their opponents, and all they knew was recklessness.

"The heart is like a clear mirror, unblemished by dust; like still water, undisturbed by ripples." These are the words of a human sage. While it is indeed wrong for vampires to act recklessly due to occasional human negligence, what is there to admire in your blind obedience to power unaware of the truth? Hesitation in battle arises from attachments, but it is precisely because of these bonds that you are certain of your existence. I do not regret my choice to be bound together with you, through lies and violence. Finally, it has been impolite of me to preach to a mage; let me show you the profound mysteries of a clear mirror and still water! Accompanied by blood...