[Sci-Fi World + Mystery and Deduction + Adrenaline-Fueled Battles]
What lies above the sky? Is the sky always blue?
In another world 900 years in the future, the land has been overrun by unkillable monsters. Wherever they go, the sky turns red.
To survive, humanity began building numerous sky cities. From then on, people fought back against the monsters on the ground while making their homes in the skies. After 900 years of technological advances, life gradually improved...
Until... the arrival of the protagonist, Sun Ya.
Because of his father's “curse,” Sun Ya came to this world after dying, but his consciousness transferred into the body of a girl named Fan Tianhua.
Afterward, Fan Tianhua continually explored the mysteries of this other world while joining the fight against the monsters...
As she delved deeper, Fan Tianhua gradually sensed a vast conspiracy surrounding this world!
Were the sky cities really built for humanity to live in? Where did the monsters come from? Could humanity truly win? And what was her father's real purpose in sending her here?
The endless mysteries continued to trouble Fan Tianhua, but many of them all pointed to one thing...
The origins of the body called “Fan Tianhua”!
The sky cities may look like a paradise, but they are full of intricate conspiracies, twisted human nature, and the brutality of war, all unfolding through “Fan Tianhua”...
(The story reaches its climax from Chapter 20 onward. The first 20 chapters mainly introduce the world and characters, so you can skim them. There are many clues to uncover, and readers can work out the answers for themselves.)
The introduction successfully aroused my interest, and after reading it, I found that the author's writing was quite good. The opening gave me a sense of the knife, and it successfully attracted me. Finally, I hope that this new author will continue writing and improve his writing skills.
Good book, good reading, collection, and will continue to follow!
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The sense of déjà vu in the two-dimensional anime [smirking] looks quite refreshing, and the feelings of girls are always poetic 🍉