The Cute Elf Girl and Her Happy Life

She's clearly a spineless, morally bankrupt, accomplice to evil, and a hypocrite who doesn't care about human life. Yet the author shamelessly mentions the female lead's kindness multiple times. Is this what you call kindness? Extreme kindness? So many people who died because of her have something to say. I don't care what her hobbies are, but to let go of someone who caused the annihilation of her entire clan is truly astonishing. In the end, all she says is that she hates herself, so she doesn't blame Sistine, and that's it. All those dead elves, shouldn't you at least put some pressure on their coffins?

This was the first truly toxic novel I read on SF (a Chinese online literature platform). The entire story revolves around torturing the protagonist and idiocy, with repetitive and meaningless abuse. The younger sister is just a possessive psychopath, and the male lead is nothing more than a weak-willed coward with no fighting spirit. Is this supposed to be yandere? It's all sickness, no tenderness. I strongly advise against reading it; the author practically shoves shit into your mouth every now and then. How did this kind of story even reach 4.5 Million words? Is the author an alternate account of Nalan Ruyu?

The whole plot revolves around the male protagonist's rebellion against his slavery. However, he fails to realize that he has already resigned himself to his fate. His sister, Hisia, has killed so many of his family members, yet he falls in love with her. He also lacks willpower, unable to endure the pain of forbidden love, yet constantly tries to rebel, which is somewhat disgusting. This only leads to more deaths. So many elves sacrificed their lives to grant him freedom, making his behavior worrying. (This isn't meant to be malicious; it's just that I don't particularly like the male protagonist's personality. This is just my personal feeling, so I'll still give it a positive review.)

You haven't read enough novels. Is there anything wrong with the author writing it this way? What's the point of reading this kind of novel if he doesn't write it like this? I think this book is already a masterpiece in this genre. The training genre isn't afraid of being perverted, it's afraid of not being perverted enough.

I'm truly speechless. This elven princess—her best friend, biological father, adoptive mother, and her entire clan were all killed by that vampire. Given this deep-seated hatred, how could she still fall in love with him? Even if he was her sister in a past life, it still doesn't make sense! Ultimately, it's because the protagonist's upbringing in her past life was inadequate. In her previous life, she diligently and painstakingly raised her sister, only to be brutally murdered by her own sister. After being reborn, she still falls in love with her sister, with whom she has a deep-seated hatred. What about revenge? What about her deceased friends, family, and subordinates? Doesn't the protagonist feel any guilt or think of them?

The early episodes were decent, quite enjoyable, but it got increasingly absurd later on. The power levels were inconsistent, which is one thing—it's not a web novel, so I could just turn a blind eye. And then there's Long El and the others; they were so sweet in the early and middle, but then they just disappeared. To be honest, I preferred Long El, and during the final battle with Histi, I thought she was going to awaken her creation god powers and win, which would have meant everyone could live happily ever after. She was saying she wanted to build a harem and live happily ever after, but it ended in a draw, and I even had to agree to her request! Why?! I just wanted to escape, and then all my friends just ran away...

The setting is a mess. The number of days and the vampire virus in Volume 2, plus the protagonist's supposedly lowered intelligence—can this protagonist even write code? Can he even create a game? Even if intelligence represents magical power, are the characters really just suddenly reduced to such a state? By Volume 6, it's all about selling the "yandere younger sister" thing, and even during the sibling reunion, the name is just ridiculous. The only character with a character panel is the protagonist. And the discipline section—the amnesia is just something you say happens to say. With that magic power setting, wouldn't it mean you lose your memory after using it all? Forced amnesia and forced explanations of it—it's ridiculous. And that ventriloquism skill...

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This book will shatter your worldview. If you can't handle mindless torture (it's truly mindless), don't read it. The entire book is torture for the sake of torture; it's a waste of your time.

Just quit after reading the first volume. The protagonist is weak from beginning to end, groveling before his parents' killers. The plot data is inconsistent, and the logic is weak. For example, at the end of the third volume, his teammates' IQs seem to drop out of control. The protagonist is fed blood by Heath in front of those three idiots, and due to withdrawal symptoms, he starts demanding more. Then those three idiots believe he lied to them—clearly, their IQs are negative. They fought the vampires so hard their brains were practically malfunctioning, and when the protagonist was being fed blood, he showed obvious signs of abnormality, yet they didn't suspect a thing? Then the protagonist gets yelled at by his idiot teammates and dies, lol. Serves him right! And that idiot...