As a Saint, I Will Never Fall for the Enemy Prince
变成圣女的我绝不会爱上敌国皇子
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- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Sorry, the book isn't doing well. No pre-orders, no recommendations, nothing. But it will still be available this week.
The premise is a bit... I've only been reading for a short while. The protagonist is a middle school student with a powerful family background. He makes many reforms for the country and even cooks the final dish for a state banquet. In his previous life, he was bullied at school and refused to go.
Bu Lan rewarded the author with a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.
Respectfully submitted by the author, these are just some personal, humble opinions.
I generally prefer reading novels that aren't pre-ordered; there's always an unexpected surprise. So far, I've found the writing to be somewhat disjointed and the logic to be hidden within unclear passages. This makes character development less effective. While the story is good, these flaws contribute to a poor reading experience, which may be one reason for its poor performance. I suspect the author spends a significant amount of time immersing themselves in the protagonist's perspective to drive the plot, but this contradicts the third-person narrative. Some sentences lack clear subjects, leading to confusion after a few sentences. The transitions between time points are also unclear, especially at the beginning...
I first stumbled upon "Happy Girl" on Shuke's "Marriage Change" book list, then found the BLB version of "Happy Girl" through her testimonials, and then discovered that I had already added the author's new book to my bookshelf. Wow, the "Marriage Change" community is really small!
The new work has kicked me.
To be honest, I feel that both "Happy Girl" and this book are a step down in terms of writing style and world-building compared to the author's first book, "The Path of the Saintess." They've become more simplistic. Why is that?
The item will be available next Saturday. I've been quite busy with work lately, so I'm even slower than usual, but I'll try my best afterward. Please forgive me.
Hai Zhu was overwhelmed with gratitude for the generous donation on Children's Day! Go Hai Zhu!
Keep up the good work, author! I really enjoy your books. Although I haven't finished reading your long review of "A Lazy but Happy Girl," I've been reading it all along. Keep it up! Give me a kick when your new book comes out!