The Oppressive Life of a Vampire Girl

The shows next door have all finished airing, time to go home and check them out. [Sfem:4:333]

The female lead hasn't been beaten up in a long time. Is it because the author is in a good mood during the Chinese New Year and therefore not hitting her? Then I need to find a way to kick the author into a ditch.

"Tragedy destroys what is valuable in life for people to see, comedy tears apart what is worthless for people to see." — "On the Collapse of Leifeng Pagoda Again" Although the female protagonist was already quite passive in the early stages, she was still torn apart in a valuable way. She could have patched things up with "kindness," "fate," "slowness," "youth," and "a sudden outburst of masochistic tendencies," but everything became "what could have been." Now I can only say that the female protagonist's thoughts are worthy of the suffering she endured, and the so-called "cutting into pieces" "has gradually become a joke," ultimately becoming the comedy that Zhou Xun mentioned.

To sum it up, I don't recommend it. I was initially drawn in by the depressing label, hoping for something thought-provoking, and it certainly lived up to that. I wanted to write a long review to vent. As the author mentioned at the beginning, you really need a brain. The plot is straightforward, basically just watching the protagonist get tortured in various ways. This torture is only physical; the reader can't empathize. It lacks depth and emotional resonance, offering only a superficial experience. It's clear the author is inexperienced. The female lead's character design and behavior are monotonous; she basically apologizes, runs away, and harbors resentment, but dares not do anything else. The other characters are all equally despicable, constantly targeting each other. The torture feels forced and somewhat like feeding zombies. Torture is fine, but it should be reasonable and emotionally resonant...

I remember someone arguing with me about this book back then, but now it seems the question of who the Joker is has finally been answered, hahaha.

The first chapter was slightly amazing, but unfortunately, forgive my harsh words, the subsequent plot was utter garbage. Why garbage? Simply put, the plot is just the protagonist (female) being tortured, the protagonist being tortured, the protagonist being tortured. That's it! Don't believe me? Just watch, you'll be disgusted to the point of self-inflicted suffering. A theme of torturing the protagonist is acceptable, although it's the first time I've seen it, and I don't get the point, but the character development is garbage. The people torturing the protagonist have character designs, but their motives and thought processes are all garbage. It feels like you could replace them with random passersby without any difference. For example, some guy bullies the protagonist, then discovers she's a noble, and fears being imprisoned but can't get her forgiveness...

I'd like to write a story for this kind of subject matter that's both depressing and doesn't make the female lead seem weak or lacking in dignity. The female lead was originally an ordinary person with a simple yet resilient life and pure, ordinary values—similar to the protagonist of a second-generation game. Suddenly, one day she's reborn as a vampire. She doesn't feel lucky or unlucky; she simply accepts her new identity naturally, feeling she should fulfill her duties and responsibilities as a vampire and also thinking about harmonious relationships with her family. However, after a few days of contact and feedback, she naturally comes to understand what her so-called family members are really like, but she doesn't...

The beginning was indeed quite heart-wrenching, which I quite enjoyed. But it got increasingly funny later on. I really appreciate the protagonist's struggles and eventual breakdown in adversity. Now, reading this book, the protagonist seems rather foolish, just passively accepting everything. It made me laugh.

To be honest, after experiencing so much, I should be wary and distrustful of others. It would be fake to still have a clear-headed and naive mind. How could I possibly trust others anymore?

Bro, if you really want it to end, just release the plot outline.