I Pursued an Immortal Maiden with Assassination Techniques, but She Pursued Me Instead

Since last year, when Pineapple Bun started offering weekly female protagonist gender-swap romances, I haven't been able to spend my in-game currency much. I still have a lot of in-game currency left from the year before last.

Too many female leads actually make the show less appealing.

The author has it tough too. To cater to the market, they cut back on a lot of groundwork. I've read several of their books; they're very well written, with good prose, plot, and character development. It's just a pity that those lowly, unambitious characters can't handle the finer things. Damn it, even lowly guys have to be high-class lowly guys!

The portrayal of the protagonist's dislike for the Dao Sect felt a bit forced and awkward, like a cat's angry moan, which was somewhat comical.

Is this a yandere (obsessive/shy) novel?

Zhi zhi zhi, That's so strange. This is not classical Chinese. Using it where it's needed won't lower your standards. Poor writing skills won't elevate your image.

Why is the author updating so fast? I've noticed the author really writes very quickly. How does the author control the plot? The last book got increasingly weak towards the end; hopefully this one won't repeat that mistake.

Looking at the previous book, I feel the author has made significant progress, although some parts still have shortcomings. Anyway, it's more popular than the last one, and the cover is much better than the last one; finally, a good cover!

Bu Xixi

The main plot is well-written; the author seems to know what readers want. A quick look at the author's other books reveals many imaginative ideas, so it's a real shame they aren't more popular. It feels like the writing style might be a bit overtly literary. While the flowery language could be used sparingly, transitions could be made more concise and accessible, since most readers of online novels are generally more down-to-earth.