Becoming a Misunderstood Blonde in a Phoenix-Arrogant Heroine's World

The market is already so tight that it's difficult to keep up with demand. The new book chart only has three male protagonist novels, which is too monotonous.

To be honest, the handling of the handyman's storyline in the new chapter was really poor. In "Let the Bullets Fly," that line was meant to wake up the apathetic masses. What are you trying to achieve by yelling at a handyman who has just been oppressed? To wake her up? Why not just make demands of the boss directly? This only puts pressure on the handyman, and the boss will only think that the handyman did something wrong.

Hmmmm, it feels like every time I think I'm about to get through a normal little plot point, it inexplicably gets dragged into a major plot, and then there's a whole series of events to resolve that make for a really long story. It's so tiring and frustrating to read. There should at least be some connection between these introductory little events and the major events that are inserted. It's really passive to keep inexplicably starting the main storyline.

Overall, this is a mediocre book. The story before entering the academy was quite engaging; the entrance exam, though a bit forced at the end, still presented the classic protagonist dilemma. However, once inside, many of the settings became bizarre and didn't hold up to scrutiny. The entire academy felt like a direct copy of a cultivation sect from a fantasy novel, albeit a demonic one, or a dark magic academy from a wizarding story. Therefore, many of the settings had major problems, and it's no wonder that it wasn't widely read.

Where's the blond guy we were promised? Please, author, write some romance! A blond guy without romance just feels soulless.

Soul transmigration, huh? One bad apple spoils the whole bunch. Aside from that, it's actually quite good.

It's well-written, but the soul-swapping element might be hard for many to accept.

The enemies the protagonist fights all have cognitive impairment, it feels like supermodels are everywhere.

The world-building feels vast, cramming a lot of information into my head at once. This makes the plot seem to progress quickly, yet the overall experience is hazy and disorienting. So, until a certain plot point is fully resolved, the more I write, the less I actually write.

Week 2 Summary of the Bonus Chapter Event: Similar to previous summaries, specific data will be updated in the relevant chapters. This is just a routine note: one extra chapter for week 2! There were four chapters on the 24th, and this is the last week. The bonus chapter event ends next week, after which we'll return to the normal three chapters. Love you all!