What It's Like Being a Vampire变成血族是什么体验

I really enjoyed the power system and development of this novel. However, as it got closer to the end, things became kinda boring.
6.5/10

Who's the bald guy???

is there romance??

I hate slow novels because I believe the author is wasting time for word count. And most of the time this is true.

But not here. I absolutely love the pace of this novel. If I have to describe it, I will say it is "The Most Eloquent" novel I have ever read. Mc's story of research and personality is truly interesting and unique. I would definitely recommend reading and giving it a try.

I read this story twice.

one of my most fav books ever .

very logical plot progression, breaking new ground on modern era type books.

absolutely 5/5

To be honest, the story's all right, but I felt the title and description were misleading; it made it sound like it was going to be a typical vampire-themed story, but aside from the MC occasionally killing a chicken for its blood, it really just seems like a convoluted way for the author to suddenly make his MC younger and stronger with little effort.

When I hear vampire, I expect somebody who has no choice but to travel during the night because the sun will kill him. For MC, that's not a problem; in fact, the sun helps him and suppresses his thirst for blood, and he walks around perfectly fine during the day. When I hear vampire, I expect a creature that has no choice but to tackle the moral dilemma of either drinking blood from humans or starving to death. The MC here has no problems with that; he's never even considered it; he just goes down to the local market and buys a chicken, because it seems a chicken is just fine to sate his thirst. It really feels like the author made a vampire story and then removed literally everything interesting from it. The MC just feels like your average superpowered protagonist, and you wouldn't even know he's a vampire if not for the occasional line about getting thirsty and killing a chicken. The only way I could see it being saved in my eyes is if it turns out there are tons of other vampires, a huge society of them, and the MC is abnormal and just has special powers and expectations that regular vampires don't have. But so far from what I'm reading, I'm getting the vibe that MC might be patient zero and the only vampire, but that could change.

Anyways, it's about average for a Chinese web novel. I just felt very disappointed as I read and realized the author's interpretation of a "vampire" is VERY strongly altered and strips away all the uniqueness you'd expect from a story like this.

Ch 191. I call it an accomplishment to have gotten this far.

The author's habit of describing all the MC's research and experiments in such excruciating detail just drags the story to a halt, over and over again.

It's commendable that the author has the perspicacity to thoroughly do this, but this is not a research report. This is a novel. Can't spend several chapters just not moving the story along. Not to mention the frequent repetition of information.

A shame because this story had potential.

Vampire monk?!

The blue haired hottie is the reason why im gonna read this

I am just gonna say the mlt is not that bad besides pronouns being incorrect.