(Female protagonist, decisive and ruthless, character growth, unconventional, set in a fictional world)
Countless rifts appeared across the world. As the old civilization collapsed, a new order arose under the onslaught of Nightmare Beasts.
The moon is false, and we cannot count on heaven's compassion.
Yang Rui considers himself an ordinary person, but fate won't let him enjoy an ordinary life. After all... someone has to step forward.
This is a story about love and justice (probably).
Background: Twenty years ago, a catastrophe struck this unfortunate world. People designated that year the first year of the Calamity Era. Nightmare Beasts poured out of rifts across the world, and in less than two years, humanity lost vast swaths of territory and fell into despair. In the second year of the Calamity Era, He cast His gaze upon humanity, and the first Magical Girl appeared. Humanity had grasped hope. In the fourth year of the Calamity Era, everyone heard a mournful cry. The world's largest rift appeared at the Lantian City Base. Fortunately, not a single Nightmare Beast emerged from it. From then on, the Nightmare Beasts grew fewer and fewer, and humanity reclaimed most of its territory.
The overall feel of the novel is good, and the plot is still very attractive, but the writing is a little messy, like memory fragments. I don't know if it's my problem, but the protagonist's combat power is sometimes high and sometimes low. There are a lot of holes dug, and it's a bit confusing. Anyway, cheers, author. However, the last update was on July 7th. I looked at the author's updates and they usually update them daily. Is there really going to be updates? After all, there are very few people watching.
The author's writing style is really good, and this book is considered a rare magical girl novel here. It's just that the introduction is a bit abstract and can easily discourage people. It would be better if the introduction was changed. It's definitely a hit!!! [Please update]
The writing is okay. But reading it feels like flipping through a photo album, not like watching a video. Might be some structural issue.