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This book gives me a strange feeling; if I had to describe it, I'd say it's "cost-effective." The author knows what readers want to see and is willing to write it; the writing style is quite good. The slice-of-life scenes are about average, and the courtroom scenes are just below top-tier. However, aside from that, there are numerous minor issues: the narrative pacing and transitions are not smooth, the techniques are strange and bizarre, the motives are stiff, and so on. Each issue only deducts a few points, but they are so numerous they're like Pikachu on the street. You could explain it with witch transformation, but you have to keep bringing up this reason to explain most of the problems, leaving only a small part unexplained. Just like the phone I'm using now, it uses a lot of high-quality materials in places that users can see, but cuts corners in places that users can't see. All I can say is that it's very cost-effective. To be fair, these days even books by Hedgehog Cat are rare, especially those featuring female protagonists in Western fantasy novels. They often dedicate large sections to adventure and intrigue, and it wouldn't be a problem to replace the protagonist and teammates with men. At least in this book, the protagonist and companions seem like women, giving me the feeling of reading an all-female TV show.

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Shouldn't the author change the title, like "The Judgement of the Demons: I've Become Tsukishiro Yuki and I'm Starting to Breathe," to clarify that this is a Judgement of the Demons fanfiction? The current title is so bad I wouldn't even know it's a Judgement of the Demons fanfiction if it weren't for the snow on the cover! #(Dizzy) I almost missed such a good book when searching for Judgement of the Demons fanfiction.

The resurrected Lao Xue after the ceremony is like: Apocalypse, Famine, Shadow of the Black Angel, Scorpion's Tail, Terrifying Thing, Dark Shadow, Exploding, Lord's Glory, Witch King, Abomination, Cold Winter, Unforgivable, Undying, Rebirth, Unity, End of the Apocalypse

Thinking: Should we add "Crab 🦀 Solo Kill Author" to the tag? #(Seal)

Good news! Meruru has to eat! 😋 Bad news, Meruru has to eat it 😭

How boring! I'll just write a bit of anecdotal history in the comments. According to some unknown ABCCD specialist: the Great Witch Tsukishiro Yuki and Fuuka were a pair of star-crossed lovers buried in the tides of history. Back then, when Tsukishiro adopted Ururu, Ryuumei asked, "Great Witch, are you my mother?" Just as Tsukishiro was about to answer, Ururu continued, "And my father?"

Will the author write a mysterious little sad ending? In the third playthrough (Bad Ending), Yuki Fuka uses her ultimate skill, Kimi's Breath of Fire, to randomly scratch and kill thirteen enemies.

There are author's own settings and a lot of mild OOC. It is a story that can be made up, but it is obviously disconnected from the original characters. The motives and methods of the cases are consistent with the god-like logic of the game in a certain sense. The first playthrough left too much of a pressure cooker impression, and the god-like protagonist in the second playthrough is actually more difficult to catch. Although he is a transmigrator protagonist, he does a lot of stupid things. In fact, many of the pressure cooker situations are caused by the protagonist playing too badly. Both those who have played the game and those who have not played the game are speechless. Overall, it is a story that you can read with half your brain intact.