In The Name Of Fang
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以牙之名 / 思君不见下渝州
Original Chinese Title
Also known as: เล่ห์เขี้ยวเร้นรัตติกาล, 以牙之名, 思君不见下渝州
By lu ye qian he, 绿野千鹤
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- Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
- Status
- Ongoing
- Chapters
- 116 chapters
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
116 chapters
2020
Description
First Embrace: The Bloodling’s traditional art. To use a particular technique to turn humans into vampires, and to take the identity of a Sire to be responsible to the newly-turned. In modern society, this kind of ancient art has been lost. As the last descendant, Xia Yuzhou was forced to become a Dad to all kinds of people. Middle-aged rich person: “Who are you?” Genius young man: “Are you immortal?” Beautiful young girl: “You turned me into a vampire. Are you planning on taking me to your castle full of blood-red roses, and to imprison me there for eternity?” Xia Yuzhou: “I’ll answer everyone once, I am your “Daddy”. I’m not immortal, I don’t have a castle, just a dental clinic, and every month I will give you all a thousand Yuan in pocket money.”
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- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
In The Name Of Fang Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on In The Name Of Fang
"In The Name Of Fang" sunk its teeth into me with its unique blend of modern fantasy, comedy, and a dash of romance. I found myself chuckling at the antics of Xia Yuzhou, our protagonist, as he navigates the world of modern vampires – a world where they use apps to manage territories and schedule appointments with clan leaders! The premise is undeniably creative, and I was immediately drawn in by the idea of Eastern and Western vampire lore colliding in contemporary China.
First Impressions
The initial chapters grabbed my attention with their humor and the intriguing setup of Xia Yuzhou returning to China and immediately "saving" someone by turning them into a vampire. It's a bold move that sets the stage for a story filled with unexpected twists and turns. I also appreciated the author's ability to weave in elements of mystery and the supernatural while maintaining a lighthearted tone.
What Works Well
What I really enjoyed about "In The Name Of Fang" was the character of Xia Yuzhou. He's witty, a bit crude, and undeniably charming. His internal monologue and way of speaking add a layer of depth to his character, making him feel like a real person with hidden depths. The comedic timing is also spot-on, often undercutting potentially heavy moments with well-placed humor.
The world-building is another strong point. The author has created a believable and engaging world where vampires have adapted to modern society, holding down regular jobs and using technology to their advantage. I found the concept of vampires engaging in careers like pro-gaming and medicine particularly amusing.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the novel overall, I did find myself occasionally frustrated with Si Jun, the male lead. His reserved and sometimes indecisive nature can be a bit off-putting. I can see how some readers might find him less compelling than Xia Yuzhou. I also felt that the plot became a little convoluted towards the end, and some of the loose ends weren't tied up as neatly as I would have liked.
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Final Verdict
Despite some minor flaws, "In The Name Of Fang" is an enjoyable and entertaining read. The humor is infectious, the characters are engaging, and the world-building is creative. If you're looking for a lighthearted rom-com with a supernatural twist, I'd recommend giving this novel a try. Just be prepared for a male lead who may take some getting used to and a plot that occasionally veers off course.
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