Chu Han transmigrated into a book, becoming a half-blood little dream demon in a Western fantasy novel about a female protagonist who dominates the world.
Unfortunately, she was a villain, and she died only after being horribly, horribly tormented by the female protagonist's wingmen, a group of deranged, eccentric, obsessive, and possessive women.
So, in order to survive, Ai Fa Lian decided to stay far away from the heroine and her companions.
But things seemed to be going a little off track.
The cold and taciturn imperial princess gazed down at her, her eyes shadowed. "How can you run away? I like you so much."
The harmless-looking vampire princess shut the coffin, her expression eager and fervent. "Big sister... don't be afraid. Once you wake up, you'll never run away again."
The gentle and considerate elf princess picked up the shackles in her hand and said softly, "Little Ai, I will always, always protect you."
Where's the heroine? Where is she? Hurry up and come save your wingmen!!!
"Heh... my dear Lian Lian, since you've stolen my women, you'll have to take responsibility for them."
The now-corrupted heroine said with a benevolent smile at Ai Fa Lian, holding a kindling knife and a little riding crop.
Let's briefly clarify the worldview.
Well… although I shouldn't be the one writing book reviews, I'll do it anyway to avoid being a riddle-maker. First: The world-building is similar to Higurashi When They Cry. That is: reincarnation + parallel world iteration. Reincarnation: In version 1.0, after witnessing a disastrous ending, Nannair travels to different worlds to try and save Aifa and the others. Parallel worlds: The worlds Nannair travels to are actually parallel worlds of the 1.0 world (hence the vampire princess in one world is a crybaby, because in that world she doesn't have two brothers, only one sister). Additional note: Although the events in the parallel worlds are different, they all end with Aifa's death. ...
The author went to take the civil service exam.
I still sent it after so long. I don't know how many books I've sent away. This is the only time I've ever felt sad.
Eek— He made a request for monthly passes.
I'm taking a day off! Something came up.
I'd like to know the purpose of including those dream sequences, which are like side stories, in the middle of the main plot...
I hope it can be completed before December.
I've been having a bit of writer's block these past few days... Let me calm down for a bit.
Four accounts belonging to the author have been discovered, totaling fifteen novels, but none of them are completed. [Sfem:21:740][sfem:21:740][sfem:21:740]
After careful consideration, I've decided to take a day off.