[Fantasy premise + female-led + strong female lead + multiple female leads + women-loving-women romance + ensemble cast + no male lead + eerie phenomena and planes; the early setup is a little frustrating, but the extras are sweet and heartwarming] The delirious words spoken before death became a “fated bond” in the next life. (The real fun comes later, in the extras and beyond.)
When Hua Yu opens her eyes again, she finds herself in a world ruled by tribes, a world of strange and ominous things, gods, and cultivation.
Before Hua Yu has time to explore, she gets caught up in a struggle for power among a group of formidable figures. Along the way, she is forced to gradually transform from a pawn into the one moving the pieces, while searching for her lost memories and uncovering the mystery of her origins.
Watch as the protagonist goes from being a pawn in the hands of the powerful to becoming the one who moves the pieces.
A note: This is neither a gender-bender story nor a transmigration story. Women’s fiction shouldn’t be limited to palace intrigue. This story is about power struggles at the highest levels, decisive action, and a cast where everyone is the protagonist.
One turn, and an entire era is gone for good.
(There are quite a few extras in the middle and later parts because this is exactly my thing. I recommend the Song of the Moon series and the Nian Yuan Xiang series...)
We’re not here to debate morals. We’re talking about human nature, and writing about regrets.
It’s a new book, and I don’t know which category to post it under.
After reading it, my personal summary is as follows: The main text is about a weird cultivator, and the extras are the essence of romantic dramas. If you like watching sadomasochism, you can read the extras after a hundred chapters. The world background is as follows: Tribe = feudal state. Queen=King. Clan Lord = Lord, among which Lords are divided into Banner Lords and Baiyi Banner Lords, and the other one is Honorary Lords, similar to the empty Lords abroad now. God Forsaken Land: Another twisted world overlaps. Divine Leaf Effect: It can prevent some areas from being overlapped to a limited extent, and can also be used to open Yuan Veins. There are not many scenes for the protagonist, but more descriptions of the power struggles of the other female supporting characters. Various details reflect the scheming and conspiracy. It is very good. Until the last moment of watching, I don't know how many people are playing chess in a scene. 🤔 The extras are also great. It feels much more exciting than the main story. Zi The Zhong Ling Chapter of the Moon Extra is obviously a sadistic story, and there are a lot of plots in the details 🤭🤭🤭 In the last chapter of the Ziyue Chapter, whether it is Qian Longyuexia threatening Ziyue to commit suicide, or Leng Ningqing's last hit, they are all foreshadowing, and you won't know it unless you look carefully 🤭
Very interesting, I hope the author will keep up the good work. It's just the character names that I'm a bit confused about 😂
Come on, the author is great [admiration][admiration]