After Being Attacked by a Painted Skin, I Became the School Beauty

As long as the author continues with harem stories, I will definitely continue to support them. How about the author try a post-apocalyptic story? What do you think? A harem setting wouldn't be a problem, right? A hero-savior trope, a retro style?

This kind of gender-swapped harem member is really bizarre. How did the female lead accept it? She's been a man for over ten years, and marrying another man is one thing, but to accept sharing a husband with multiple women is just mind-blowing.

I've currently read chapter 134, the one where the senior student records intimate photos of the female lead and male lead, and the part where innocent students are harmed. Before this point, the author's writing was quite good; while there were some minor flaws, they weren't serious. However, when I saw the female lead helping the senior student harm innocent classmates, even nearly killing them, I started to realize something was wrong. The text even suggests that the innocent classmates were actually quite good people, yet the female lead still did this—that's the toxic part. Perhaps the author wanted to create a female lead who would stop at nothing to improve her power? But having read the earlier chapters, I've already seen that the female lead's greatest asset is her own ability to obtain ways to improve herself through her own blood, and this time, the harm...

I've read several of the CEO's novels, and I feel that the protagonists lack independence. In a normal novel, the protagonist's character development is a crucial element in attracting readers, but in this book and the previous one, the protagonist's character development is completely underdeveloped. Instead, the protagonist is often overused when introducing the world-building and advancing the plot, resulting in a lack of growth and inconsistent behavior. The protagonist, who should have been the focus of development, has lost his soul.

I put this book on hold for a while, then devoured it in one go—a complete subscription and in-depth reading. I saw many posts and comments saying the female lead was stupid, that she should have sided with Master Yi as soon as possible and distanced herself from her senior. I have a different opinion, so I'll briefly explain. First, it's certain that the senior and the Supernatural Department are shady and have ulterior motives towards the female lead; in fact, the female lead sensed this in several instances. So why did the female lead still follow the senior? The senior had already practiced a lot of dark arts that couldn't be brought to light, but more importantly, the female lead knew what she truly needed. Master Yi's orthodox Xuanmen methods are indeed powerful, allowing the female lead to no longer…

This is absolutely disgusting. The entire supernatural section is devoid of any good characters; I can't immerse myself in it at all. The female lead is also a scoundrel, morally bankrupt, and a profiteer. In my opinion, even if someone doesn't do it themselves, tacitly agreeing makes them an accomplice. This is the most toxic book out of the author's five. I'm currently on volume two, chapter 110, and I can't continue. It's my fault for subscribing to the entire series without reading anything during the half-price promotion.

This novel is so addictive! Everything was normal before I subscribed, but a bunch of problems arose afterward. First, there's the issue of the number of ghosts. Initially, it was said to be the Ghost Festival, hence the abundance of ghosts on the streets. But now, so much time has passed since the Ghost Festival, and the streets are still teeming with ghosts? Second, there's the female lead's mentality. Around chapter 100, she's truly outrageous; it seems her mentality hasn't changed at all. Her reputation doesn't equate to her physical reputation. It's really toxic. I'll see how she explains this later. Having read so many dark and tragic female leads, this is the first time I've seen one this outrageous.

It's been almost 40 chapters since the last arena match; this level of writing skill has reached its peak.

How did it become one update a day when I used to update three times a day?

Ahhh, my yuri QQ space chapter! What happened to you?