Residual Wind

Western fantasy, super powers. After the death of the superpower heroine in the apocalypse, she traveled to a Western fantasy world. She originally wanted to be a good student in a magic academy, but she was still pushed by fate to become a great devil, ushering in an era of chaos. I can't think of any other word other than beautiful. The strengths and weaknesses of this book are obvious. Let's talk about the shortcomings first. There are too many bugs, unclear logic, huge and complex settings but lack of clear and smooth system explanation. The advantage is that the main events are "big" enough, the characters have distinct personalities, both the narrative and the understanding are very contagious and very enjoyable. The end of the first volume and the second volume are the most exciting. Murdo's destruction and Dongze's battle of revenge are the best parts of the book. The heroine struggles painfully at the turning point of fate and moves forward with difficulty. She once lived in darkness and was bathed in light again in another world, but darkness always followed her, destroying her peace together with the undercurrent surging on the continent. Murdo's destruction was at her hands, and millions of lives perished in an instant. I really like her choice when facing her own guilt - "I made a mistake that can neither be made up for nor forgotten, so I can only bury it" - I can't kill "me" the sinner, so I will seek revenge on other sinners who will remind me of all this. So she buried the King of Dongze in a nightmare. As a heroine, Feng Ling is very special. She is neither a virgin nor a villain. She does not mean right or strong. She grows up through mistakes and becomes self-consistent during her growth. This is a complex and contradictory person. I also like the relationship between Fengling and Mukeer. They met in the most embarrassing time, gave eternal trust, and stayed with each other. It would be better if the CP line was clearer. QUQ also has the heroine's good friend Ponika. I can understand why Fengling is obviously a pig teammate, but she is cherished. She is too sincere to Fengling, and pure sincerity can heal the pain. There is also the mentor Wulan who tells the heroine who is burdened with blood debt, "Cherish your future and don't be bound by the past." The three of them gave the heroine almost no bottom line tolerance, and they are all the redemption of her bad life. There are also many favorite characters and events, most of which passed through the story without any explanation. In fact, it's normal for a novel with such a large scope to end unfinished. I'm used to it. An unconstrained fantasy world and a wonderful plot are enough to make it worth the price of admission.