
I'm the Villain, So What's Wrong with Corrupting Fairies into Demons?
我反派,让仙子魔堕没什么问题吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Author's Closing Remarks are here! In short, I love you all, see you in the next book! Hooray for the finale!
In conclusion: It's worth watching.
The first half of this book gave me a strong sense of déjà vu with *The Fallen Fairy*, but only in the initial settings; the later parts are quite different. I stopped reading *The Fallen Fairy* after the first three volumes (around 800,000 words) because, despite its tagline of a protagonist chasing after his love interest, it wasn't actually portrayed that way. The protagonist was constantly caught in a tug-of-war with the female leads. These flaws were pointed out in detail in the long review of that novel, and I hope the author won't make similar mistakes. (A pursuit of a love interest should look like a pursuit of a love interest.) This book has no major flaws, the writing is good (there are a few typos, but the author is very proactive in correcting them), the male lead isn't indecisive, and the transitions in the relationship between the male and female leads aren't abrupt. Overall...
Unlike the kids, I've been quite busy these past few days. School disciplinary issues, moving dorms, Qixi Festival (Chinese Valentine's Day) and all that, I haven't had time to update. Also, this book is nearing completion, with about 200,000 words left. I'm currently brainstorming how to best write the remaining chapters. So, I'm taking a few days off. I didn't tell you beforehand because of my own issues, but I want this book to finish smoothly more than anyone else. Love you all.
To be honest, this ending is so bad I don't even want to continue reading. It's much worse than the ending of "The Fallen Fairy." The only thing that could attract readers, the supposedly exciting plot points and the so-called "chasing after the husband," were played terribly. I'm speechless. I hope readers stop here, and I hope the author passes their CET-4 exam and doesn't get scammed.
Please vote for me at the beginning of the month! I updated 16,000 words yesterday!
The group exploded; I'll see if I can appeal.
Please vote for me at the beginning of the month!
I need to take a day off; I probably won't get home until early this morning. I'm so upset I won't have perfect attendance this month. My July wish is to be free from these kinds of trivial matters.
I haven't been able to write any side stories these past two days because I'm preparing for the CET-4 exam. I'll write them after the exam tomorrow, although there won't be many.
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