Why are everyone else's villains so cool and badass, while Heli spends all her time clinging to powerful people?
Does that even make sense?
Heli says it makes perfect sense. A villain clinging to someone powerful may be shameless, but it works.
The aloof Immortal Venerable softens at the sight of the fluffy, adorable little gray wolf.
The ruthless captain softens at the sight of the innocent-looking little girl.
The cruel warlord softens at the sight of his delicate, pitiful bride.
The scheming top student softens at the sight of the student too frail to take care of herself.
They spoil Heli until she can do whatever she wants.
“See? Clinging to someone powerful really works.”
“Big brother, how could we possibly have met before? This is the first time we’ve ever met, right?”
Heli looks at the unfamiliar yet familiar face in front of her, wearing a fake smile.
She keeps talking herself into and out of things until she ends up in over her head.
I don't quite understand what the author is trying to express. The Mirror Heaven thing is a mess; just focus on doing the quests. Instead, characters from high-level dimensions keep popping up out of nowhere, without any clear descriptions. There are so many accessories, it's all so confusing and disorganized. The final completion feels like a forced, nonsensical addition, completely unrelated to the previous storylines of the smaller worlds, and the characters' backgrounds aren't clearly explained. I'll change my rating if it improves later.