Conquering the Vampire Princess

Dear readers, this chapter is the author's long-awaited response. Regarding the recent world war in the comments section, I (233) have been aware of it, or rather, it was expected from the start. After all, controversy was inevitable after the announcement of the dual-character switching setting in Chapter 29. However, I didn't respond immediately. Firstly, I haven't been feeling well these past few days, mainly due to the side effects of adjusting my sleep schedule. I've been feeling groggy and lethargic, sleeping a lot. This led to the famous scene of "The comments section is on fire, and where's 233? 233 is still fast asleep." Secondly, I've also been busy lately, writing on other platforms...

The author came back to life, and even brought back a beautiful poster! Seriously, I'm so happy!

Wanting to write a transmutation story like those of the Han and Tang dynasties, but getting tortured by his own fans and failing to complete it, so now he's running away because he can't get any money, huh? 😅

Could the author have actually reincarnated as a white-haired beautiful girl after playing the game?

Unable to sleep, I tossed and turned in the middle of the night, flipping through my old books, and skimmed through Su Xiaoxiao and Ruo Xiaoxi's. Especially the epilogues at the end of both books, which evoked many emotions. Compared to the youthful energy of the previous two works, it seems to have vanished. Reading this one, I was genuinely surprised that these books were all by the same author. How to put it… this one has a certain "classroom vibe," somewhat mediocre, especially considering that the earlier chapters were written five or six years ago. Perhaps it's the filter of youth that makes this book feel so ordinary. In the earlier epilogues, the author mentioned taking a break to focus on studies and facing real life, but the new book feels different, with a very fast pace, almost like a fantasy novel…

The dream woven from data unfolds at our fingertips; each chapter is a gateway to another world. The protagonist's halo streaks across the sky like a shooting star, while the supporting characters are scattered stardust. Laughter and tears mingle in the comments section, and cries for more chapters become the tides of a virtual ocean. The cheat code is a web woven by fate, and the system notifications are the tolling bells of a new era. In this forest built of code, we are all travelers chasing stories, until the final chapter becomes an eternal bookmark, tucked into the cracks of time.

Thinking back to the author's initial promises, his attitude towards pacing at the beginning, and the current state of the book, I'm truly filled with emotion.

The author is probably indeed dead.

233 has disappeared again... It's been almost four years since I met 233, time really flies. I still remember that summer four years ago, when I had just downloaded Pineapple Bun to my phone. At that time, I hadn't read many novels, and everything was new and exciting to me. When I saw "The Vampire Girl Falls in Love with Me" on the bestseller list, my eyes lit up, and I completely fell in love with 233's novels. At that time, 233's "Citrus" was already in its later stages; it finished reading in just a few months. I remember being sad for a long, long time when it ended... I heard that 233 might come back, but...

It's been over a year, time flies.