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I have no idea what is going on. I suspect this manhua is a reference to something I'm unaware of.

Summary says 'whole-hearted love story' when this is pseudo incest. Hahaha. Don't get me wrong, nothing against the story itself, but it's kind of amusing that the story would be described like that. As for the first chapter (only one available right now), I think the pace is a bit too fast...

I kind of wish the author just continued Beastars instead of rushing its ending for the sake of this. Honestly, this doesn't feel like it has much of a plot. I predict that every chapter will be her seducing a man, vomiting blood on him, then him leaving before they do the deed. Then the cycle...

@BalrogDeMorgoth Thanks for that explanation! It makes a lot more sense than me thinking the MC is passing up a good opportunity to take blackmail photos for no reason.

I feel like this is risky. Our MC decided to raise the villain's popularity so that when she falls, she'll have more to lose, but it's a bit much to gamble on the villain deciding to sleep with the guy a second time. Yes, Tang Meiji will sleep with the guy again, but that's because the mangaka...

@mytosis And her big toe looks particularly freaky because it's not larger compared to the other toes. Now that I'm looking at it, I can't ignore it.

I don't understand what misconception there was about the old title. What was wrong with it?

The more I read this particular arc, the more I realize the author of this manhua has no idea what the literary writing world is like. I mean, a writing competition with a live audience? How boring would it be to spend hours watching someone typing? And writing in another dialect is normal. I...

"You didn't even have any dark or evil intent." I'm sorry, but villains don't tend to see themselves as 'evil'. I'd find it more realistic if he said 'you were too soft to make hard decisions' because then it would make sense, but no-one calls themselves or their side evil. Maybe they'll say...

For the first 75% of the manga, it's a 9/10 for me. However, the remaining 25% is a 7/10 and the end itself is a 5/10 because it leaves so many questions unanswered and doesn't feel like a satisfying conclusion. I dearly hope there'll be a sequel to end this story properly. My overall...

I haven't started reading this yet. Can someone give me a review, WITHOUT SPOILERS, of the series? Is it worth the read? What are the good points and what are the bad? I have little free time and a huge to-read list, so I want to know if this story is worth being read as a priority.

@CitrusFruit314 I think you forgot to read my comment until the end, since I said this: Though I'm betting that Xiaomu will either win handily, or lose only to prove her opponent cheated and thoroughly ruin her that way.

Just Monica has become a man in a cultivation world.

@calmbreez The romance is good but it is secondary to the plot. Since the MC basically travels from world to world to correct wrongs and punish scummy people, sometimes she might have a romance during her time in a specific world but it doesn't last, since inevitably she'll leave that world and...

I'm pretty sure the thief is a good writer since all she did was steal ideas. She has a writing style that's engaging and good editors. The only thing she lacks is the ability to come up with good plots for stories. Coming up with a good plot takes time, and I'm not sure this competition will...

It says shared universe because both stories happen in the same universe. As in, the characters could meet each other. I believe some characters from 'Beware of the Brothers' make a short cameo in one or two panels of 'Who Made Me A Princess'. WMMAP happens in one country and BofB happens in a...

Yes, you 'worked' so hard to gain this happiness. Thieving is hard work.

I bet the poor writer came to meet the thief with a voice recorder and will post the whole thing online. The fact that the thief tried to buy the original writer's silence would help convince the masses that something is up.

I wonder if it's done on purpose, but in this kind of pseudo-historical setting, women would be required to have their hair up. Keeping it loose and unbound was the sign of a 'loose woman' and basically not something the average woman would do considering the effect on her reputation. I noticed...

I guess we'll wait until the bug is fixed and the chapter is readable. I'm glad someone else picked this up.