I'm Not a Saint! I'm a Spoiled Young Master

To celebrate reaching one million words, and also to add three updates! I didn't expect to have written so many already. Thanks to everyone's support, my book has gone from a very low rating to where it is now. A special thank you to Longniang Zihuoya for her generous donations, monthly tickets, and other support, and for constantly encouraging me to write. I'm truly grateful. You can also join group 1070040754 to chat with me or Longniang; she's a very nice person!

Volume 3 is absolutely sweet, so much better than the formulaic writing in Volume 1. I recommend skipping straight to the end of Volume 2; it's going to be incredibly enjoyable. A proud, stubborn, and incredibly charming red-haired TS girl x a cunning, lecherous white-haired phoenix-like angel—it's practically a chemical reaction! Oh, you mean that blonde saintess, Cezaria? I don't know you.

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This is my first time writing a long review, so I'll share my personal opinions. I hesitated for a few days before reading this novel, as the comments clearly showed it was imitating someone in the early parts. The initial reading was also quite awkward; the early descriptions were too straightforward, and many things weren't well-developed, which was very off-putting. I had to read a section, pause, and then move on to the next, a situation that continued until the second volume when the protagonist leaves the academy. This part, in my opinion, was the most difficult to grasp. Both the character development and the large-scale scenes were very stiff, to the point that I didn't feel much emotional response when the demon god descended, making it hard to resonate with the story. The emotional arc...

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The beginning was okay, the emotional handling in the middle was a bit wooden, it got better in the later stages, but later on, in order to advance the plot, they kept coming up with some bizarre and idiotic actions that felt purely stupid.

If you have monthly tickets, please remember to use them. I will keep an eye on the author's writing.

I noticed a few flaws right from the start. First, the protagonist is a bit too saintly, which is quite annoying. Second, the transformation involves a forced change of personality. This forced personality change feels like you're not actually transforming, but rather becoming a completely different person—two souls, two bodies. This kind of writing is terrible. If that's the case, after I transform, am I still myself? Or is it just two people sharing one memory?

The time it took for the disguise to be revealed was quite swift; the latest chapter, where the little princess discovers Miss Sissi's true identity as a girl, is incredibly delicious! I enjoyed reading it late at night; Miss Sissi is so delicious! Awsl