Jiang Yin was thoroughly cheated by his unscrupulous boss.
After his soul transmigrated, Jiang Yin was forced to work for his beautiful but black-hearted immortal boss just to stay alive.
But when he woke up...
He discovered that his boss had given him the identity of a beautiful girl?
And he was bound fast, kneeling on the bed?
A white-haired, red-eyed yandere empress was standing beside him?
And the empress was a lesbian!
The former Jiang Yin, now Jiang Yinxue, assessed the situation and immediately decided to back down.
But when she opened her mouth, she said:
"Your Majesty the Empress really is a little nobody~~"
Only then did Jiang Yinxue realize that her black-hearted boss had given her a seriously messed-up buff:
Some black-hearted boss: "As my model employee, you must uphold justice and never back down!"
Her Majesty the Empress was very pleased with the righteous beauty before her, and rewarded her with the full-service treatment.
And so, the beautiful girl forced to be righteous began her battle of righteousness with the yandere empress...
I want to see the main character, Ai Cao.
What a great book! This grade is really an understatement. I finished it in one night. It's smooth and easy to read, a very comfortable and enjoyable experience. It's a rare book that you can read while thinking.
It would be better to replace "miscellaneous fish" with something else; using outdated terms feels too jarring.
This is a gem! To be honest, I didn't expect this book to achieve such results. It's truly the best yuri novel I've ever read. The writing is excellent, and it's a very comfortable read. The little climax at the end of the first volume is fantastic; I haven't felt this kind of mental climax in a long time. The author's handling of erotic content is also superb; there's absolutely no sense of being pulled out of the story. Keep up the good work, author! Don't give up!
My personal assessment is that it's bland and uninteresting, yet too good to throw away. The author missed the point, which is the female ghost. The main plot is also bland and uneventful, like an outsider's perspective that doesn't allow for participation in the overall story. The constant use of slapstick and jokes ruins the immersion. In short, it lacks a compelling core element. [Sfem:4:324] The above is just my subjective opinion.
Is it not going to be updated anymore?
Without reading the content, I thought this cover of "Beng Te Clara" was a Western fantasy... Wouldn't "White Dew" have been a better choice?
Clara, my Clara
I'm updating.
Keeping the appointment