Surviving in Another World After Reincarnating as a Ghoul Girl

Ahem, this is Zou Zou. Actually, I've seen this book every day for the past month, after all, it's a top-tier book on the new release charts! Writing yuri (lesbian) stories on SF (Science Fiction) is definitely not as easy as it seems. Although there's a huge pool of readers, especially those with a Western fantasy element… reading yuri stories is fun, but it's not easy for the writers. Because so many people write them, it's hard for a novel to stand out. This book is one of those outstanding few. Putting aside everything else, its sales figures speak for themselves. Before writing the review, let me just complain: this isn't a typical action-packed novel! Where's the action?! Okay, let's get to the main text. As usual, let's start with the writing style…

Matthew Scudder, that drunkard, once told me that the world isn't getting worse because it was never good to begin with. Over two thousand years ago, during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han, the Han people killed the Xiongnu; then, during the Five Barbarian Invasions, it became the barbarians slaughtering the Han. Not long after, the Romans killed Christians, Christians killed infidels, and then Muslims turned around and slaughtered Christians—a cycle that repeated itself endlessly. So, when we see Nazis killing Jews or Americans killing Vietnamese, I don't need to lament that things are worse than before or that morality is declining, because the world has never been good. However, recently I've felt that the world...

This book has many merits, but what attracts me most is its fairytale-like style and absolutely realistic writing attitude. Its uniqueness is evident in many details, not just one-sided expressions. The writing techniques used are very basic; almost all of them are the same techniques our teachers taught in Chinese class. It was reading this book that truly inspired me to write novels. What sets this book apart from other novels is its extensive use of environmental description during scene transitions to create atmosphere, while its character development isn't overly detailed...

I'm Pixie, a newbie to the Des genre. I really enjoy isekai (another world) stories, so I often read light novels like this. I stumbled upon this author's work and was drawn in by the word "ghoul," since I've read slimes, goblins, and such... I guess the author got some inspiration from those. The prologue is short and concise, directly explaining the protagonist's reason for being transported to another world. After that, it's about being reincarnated as a ghoul, surviving and growing stronger in the forest, encountering hunters, making friends, and so on. The descriptions are all very good, making the story captivating. The yuri elements aren't like some overly sweet and cheesy ones; I hope Alice and Yuuri...

Commentator: Da Mengqi's Review Summary: Making Dialogue Smooth as Silk Suitable for: Authors who want to improve their dialogue skills, and readers who want to enhance their appreciation. Writing good dialogue is crucial for character development. There's a song by Nicholas Tse that includes the line, "A deep kiss with a lover replaces words…this signal speaks volumes without words," achieving more with less—the highest level of dialogue application. Achieving this is not easy; in fact, it's easy to stray far from the mark without careful attention, resulting in many aimless lines. What kind of dialogue is purposeful? This book review will help authors understand this and reduce aimless dialogue. This is part of a series on in-depth character discussions…

I really enjoy Western fantasy novels, so this one is definitely to my liking. Both the character designs and the time setting feel familiar, although maybe my imagination is running wild ╯▂╰. The author must have put a lot of thought into this book, especially the plot design, given the fantastical ending. While the story isn't very long yet, it's already had several twists and turns. I really want to see how the author's outline matches my expectations—that's part of the fun of reading other people's stories, I guess. And the character development here is already quite good in my opinion; I've already imagined a lot...

Book recommendation material, tagged: [Fantasy] The protagonist is a ghoul.

It seems like it's been about 8 years. The last time I came back and sent a message was 3 years ago. The memories of the past have now become something to cherish. It was after reading this book that I started reading novels. This was the first novel I ever read, and I even followed its updates back then. Actually, I don't have much to say, it's just very nostalgic, considering it's been 8 years. Time really flies. 8 years ago, I didn't understand anything.

I started reading this in 2017 and it's finally finished today! It's my favorite work on the Pineapple Bun platform. The author is very talented, the world-building is rigorous, and the story is captivating—it's a book you can't put down. It's a pity it wasn't very popular; I feel like I've struck gold. I look forward to the author's future works.

I've finished writing the extra chapters today, and tonight I'll change the status from "Ongoing" to "Completed." This book will officially conclude on the last day of 2021. See you all again someday!