Chaos's Daughter: Sweet But Psycho

The narrative is compelling, featuring a well-developed protagonist. The plot is engaging, and the character interactions maintain reader interest throughout.

I really like this story, please keep updating

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chaos my beloved friend. i wonder what Hespera will evolve into?

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Love the book! Keep up the great work! Looking forward to more chapters!

This is my favorite novel on this app so far (and thats saying a lot) I can't wait for the upcoming updates! I recommend this novel to anybody who loves fantasy, adventure, and a reckless main character!

bruh this is absolute god tier content, looking forward for more

Please continue, please continue, please continue, please continue.........................................................................................

probably one of the better DxD fics out here. peak cinema, i say.

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Please update! It's been 26 days already

1/3/2/3/4 Ugh, I really tried to give it a chance, but I got fed up. I don't know how to explain it, but the way the author narrates and writes is annoying. He highlights each of MC's actions as monumental and then tells you step by step how they feel and what the others do at each moment. That wouldn't be so bad if he didn't do this constantly for every action MC takes, and to make matters worse, he uses flowery and metaphorical language that eventually becomes unpleasant. It's something like: MC makes a shocking revelation, and then the author explains how Rias, her parents, her brother, and Grayfia look and feel; MC turns around after making some dramatic movements and actions, and the author goes back to explaining how Rias and the others look and feel. At first, it's okay, but over time, you realize he does this just to make the chapters longer. Because, to be honest, you could explain their reaction in a single paragraph and not have to spend a paragraph per person every time MC does something. But the novel's biggest disappointment is its flowery, metaphorical language, which makes you feel like you're reading a biography of someone from the Victorian era. And I'm pretty sure the author deletes bad reviews, just in case. And for the record, I published this review on July 1, 2025 at 12:40 AM.