Life in Another World Starting from Full Level

The setting is very rigorous and full, and the logic is self-consistent which is rare in Tomato. The plot advancement is imaginative, the structure is compact, and the characters are fairly distinct. But the biggest shortcoming is that the author just wants to tell a story throughout the article. As a reader, you can hardly experience any sense of satisfaction, let alone the one-shot-to-end popularity of Tomato. It does not have the sense of fast-paced ups and downs of the traditional starting point novel, nor does it have the sense of joy of the long and suppressed final explosion of Nikki. The so-called full level is really just an empty number of full level, and the title is suspected of fraud. As a transformation story, the contrast between the protagonist's transformation does not require much ink. It is more like a girl who has traveled to a different world and naturally blended into the different world as a girl. The scores given by others in their reviews are already very low, so I will give you five stars to encourage it.

Author, why did such a beautiful book end? Can't continue writing? [Cover face]

Why did it end?