Gender-bender, 1v3. Please, stop asking.
Tu Liya transmigrated to another world and became a vampire. To escape the clutches of the great noble Sophia, who had imprisoned her, she found a coffin and prepared to outlast her by sleeping through the years.
But just as she fell asleep, an elf dug her up.
“Please become my daughter’s mother.”
Huh? I never agreed to that!
“What did you just feed me?”
“An elf fruit?”
“It’s pretty sweet.”
“Eat it, and you’ll have a little elf in your belly!”
“Hey! Why did you disappear right after saying that?!”
Tuliya was forcibly awakened, and the moment she opened her eyes, she found herself caught up in a scene straight out of a kidnapping and child abandonment drama.
With no choice, she took in a little elf girl and devoted herself to raising her daughter. Gradually, she began to think that living a peaceful life and raising a child wasn’t so bad.
But the people she had been trying to avoid started showing up one by one. Seeing that she had a child didn’t make them give up. If anything, it only made them more excited.
Sophia, Tuliya’s former lover and one of the kingdom’s most powerful nobles:
“You can’t escape. You can only ever belong to me.”
Her younger sister, whom she had met back when they were both human beggars, had become the church’s Saint, Ella:
“Big Sister, how did you fall so low? As a Saint, I really must purify you, you vampire!”
The imperial princess Alice, her daughter’s classmate and the benefactor supporting their family:
“Madam, you wouldn’t want your daughter to be unable to go to school, would you?”
Following the Big Dive If I write a little bit about Lisbeth, nobody will read it. How can I make the later parts exciting if I don't lay the groundwork? A little setup makes the later attack on Lia much more satisfying! Please, please post more comments and read more articles.
It was a bit unsettling to watch. The protagonist was treated way too well. How come all the so-called crematoriums these days are BDSM? Even Stockholm syndrome lasts way too long.
I'll tidy up the outline of the old book and come back to update it. I still want to finish the book properly, but I'm feeling a bit lost and have lost motivation while writing.
"Years Like a Song" rewarded the author with a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.
I've only read up to the first chapter, so please make the protagonist more assertive! Even if he's being bullied by a bad woman, he should make her suffer the consequences. It feels like something's missing if he gets to the bottom of things so quickly; it's unsettling to watch.
I went to another city for an exam today. I got off the high-speed train at 10 AM and got home at 12 PM. I came straight home to write this book. [Sfem:22:756] I feel like my soul left my body. [Sfem:22:761]
Based on the synopsis and title, I thought it was about forced love and was too scared to watch. Turns out it's a story of a wife-chasing tragedy!
I haven't watched much of it yet, how did it become a dual-female lead story? So, besides the main female lead, does my daughter have a romantic partner? Will other characters like her?
It still feels too formulaic.
When will Liliana reappear?