
All Right, I'm a Monster Too
好吧,我也是妖怪啦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Eastern Fantasy Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
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All-time: Clicks.
112Chapters
25Clicks
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Reader comments 6
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I finished reading it in one go. I enjoy this kind of novel; the plot is fast-paced, with the protagonists catching demons and falling in love at the same time. There's no scheming or backstabbing, making it a comfortable read. The male and female leads go through thick and thin together and eventually fall in love! The story is logical and without any flaws.
Sister from Xiaohongshu passing by~ Keep it up, baby!!!
Demons aren't necessarily bad, and humans aren't necessarily good. There's no absolute good or bad. I love the delicate writing style and the vivid imagery. The female lead is also quite adorable. While investigating a case, she encounters a graceful and beautiful female leader. The leader makes unwanted advances towards the female lead, who pushes her away while stammering, "You, you, you are also a girl, you should have some self-respect."
The author's writing is delicate, the imagery is vivid, and the stories are captivating. The characters in the short stories are also very well-developed and relatable. In the episode about the little monk, the little monk is human, not a demon. To save the village, he willingly sacrifices himself as a rainmaking ritual. The village survives, but the little monk dies.
Is it that friend who posted on Xiaohongshu?
The details are brilliant!!! I really liked Ajiu in the Duojiao case!!