How Could a Little Priest Be the Exiled Male Lead's One True Love!

I love stories where the female lead, disguised in two different personas, trains an innocent young man. The two personalities are worlds apart, and the protagonist's dual approach to training the boy is a unique kind of fantasy. Her saintly side is so sacred that the male lead feels it's blasphemous to love her, making him hesitant and afraid to approach. Her wicked side, through their shared struggles in various crises, subtly transforms anger into companionship and trust. Their intertwined feelings create a sense of moral transgression, a heart-wrenching choice between continuing to pursue the saintly woman or succumbing to the witch's influence. Until the disguises crumble, and the two personalities merge into one in the male lead's eyes. All doubts are resolved, all emotions are released, and all love...

My wrist arthritis is killing me, so today's update will be a little late.

Since finishing "Little Dragon Girl" and "Little Cat Girl" and then continuing to read Xiao V Xi's books, to be honest, it seems like I've been regressing. The plots and logic feel too similar, especially in her recent books; the logic and plot arrangements all seem almost identical. I haven't read this one; it seems to have a bad ending? Xiao V hope needs to make changes in her next book. She's currently a well-known and active author in the field, so I hope her next book will be better. Keep it up!

So, does the end of the observation period mean the end of the book? That feels so absurd.

Approximately how many chapters of CB

After so much buildup, the ending was a huge mess.

So, the protagonist is looking at a photo of herself as a child. Is she a lesbian or a pedophile? But the protagonist also has memories of her past life. Is she a heterosexual or bisexual?

To be honest, I've seen plenty of marriage proposals, but this kind of confession scene is a first for me.

The transition in the later stages was too abrupt. It ended almost immediately, and none of the foreshadowing from earlier was used. The worldview was not fully utilized; some parts were emphasized many times but only briefly mentioned. The story could have expanded on other aspects in the later stages, but I don't know if the author was distracted by some random thought, because it felt like the ending was completely geared towards completion.

To understand this novel, you need to be familiar with at least the author's previous novel and most of the plot of the game *Honkai Impact 3rd*. The following may contain spoilers: 1. I personally despise the practice of using characters from other copyrighted works as character skins. Initially, I approached it with amusement because—Otto (a villain from the game mentioned above, and also a key supporting character in this article)—was simply another character with a similar personality created by the author. However, when the explanation was finally given, I felt deceived. I find it hard to believe that the article I paid for was a derivative work. The author will...