The Otherworldly Heroine's Peaceful Daily Life
里世界女主的平静日常
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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428Chapters
6.9MClicks
22.4kFavorites
43.8kRecommendations
226Reviews
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I personally feel this is quite a gem. Slice-of-life stories with average writing skills can easily turn into boring, rambling narratives, but this one is so interesting! It has a strong slice-of-life school light novel feel, and it's not boring at all. The close interactions are also quite sweet, and the protagonist's words and actions are very charismatic. The last book that gave me this feeling was Miss Amber, and the one before that was Miss Ayumi in the early to mid-stages (though the later part was filled with repetitive and tedious dialogue that was unbearable to read).
You can raise any questions or opinions in this thread. For example, if someone thinks a chapter is too long or a certain section has a problematic element that isn't foreshadowed or reused later in the story, you can point out that part of the chapter. If I think it's reasonable, I'll go back and remove the unnecessary or overly verbose parts. Non-VIP chapters can be directly edited, but VIP chapters are harder to edit because of the word limit for published chapters on Cat. However, if you suggest some directions for improvement, I'll try my best to make changes. #(Cute)
Is it pure 100?
Has this been reset? Many of the paragraphs don't match up.
It feels strange to max out the affinity on one side in the first playthrough and then on the second, and to get all the characters on both sides.
The authors are so diverse that even a ten-year veteran employee would spend ages sorting through them all in the parcel sorting process. #(Funny)
Will characters like 391, who are at this level of intensity, all be killed? Shin-haku the Cat is way too strong!
Regarding the issue of the yakuza demanding the signing of illegal contracts in Chapter 152, it's rather strange that Suzuki-sensei didn't intervene. While the protagonist and Hoshikawa are minors and wouldn't understand, it's illogical that the teacher wouldn't. Furthermore, even if the yakuza had support from the Kyoto police, it would only be at the lower levels; they could seek help from higher-level officials.
There's a little too much rambling, but it's still enjoyable; it's just that there's a bit too much nonsense.
Finally, an update! It's okay if the author updates slowly, just don't skip it.