[Western Fantasy] + [Fake System] + [Protagonist Suffering] + [Strong Female Lead] + [Anime]
Once, I dreamed of writing a travel journal full of flowers and beautiful scenery.
Then the “Unreasonable Overtime Notice” stuck to me.
From that moment on, my travels held no more pastoral poetry, only gruesome death warnings and cruel choices between two evils.
Save someone? Sure. The price is that you’ll lose something.
“Congratulations, you’ve acquired a permanent debuff: Loss of Taste.” “Congratulations, you’ve unlocked a new achievement: The World Fades.” “Congratulations, you’ve met a hidden condition: Social Functions Permanently Disabled.”
My companions will forget me, my closest friends will betray me, and even the wildflowers by the roadside will wither because of me.
I’m Lilith, a witch living in a BUG. But it’s fine. As long as my inner snark is louder than the anguished cries this world forces from me, I haven’t lost.
This is the story of a girl cursed by the world, who in her own way delivers a vicious backstab to this unreasonable place.
A fairy tale, and a hero. Heraclitus said: "A person's character is his destiny." When a girl is forced to embark on a journey because of a book that can predict disasters, the hero's character destined her to embark on a heroic journey. This is destined to be a bitter journey. To save others, you must endure the pain yourself. As a result, pouring out goodwill will be rewarded with malice, but so what, since so many curses have been imposed on oneself during this bitter journey, what's the point of having one more. When suffering the curse of cause and effect has become a daily routine, there is only one goal - to seize the throat of disaster.
[Book of Disaster Observation] Give a vision beyond destiny and the right to change tragedy Curse is the explanation of cause and effect, and magical reward comes from the tragic repercussions. The most victorious tragedy in three days, the torture of three days long, those who are capable and virtuous will take chestnuts from the fire and bear the pain of being exposed to the flames. The intention is to reshape the tragedy brought about by suffering, "to be rewarded with malicious selfless sacrifices." It is the most suitable prop for this stage, better than the sword of the greedy, stronger than the lane changer in front of the train problem, and the cross of the saint. The above is my understanding like a rotten apple. A small question, if the holder himself is the cause of the tragedy, what will be the outcome? How will it react?
The subject matter is pretty good, although there are some flaws in the settings and character details, but I don't want to talk about that today. As we all know, when a certain aspect of sensation weakens and disappears, other perceptions will become more sensitive, so I just need to work hard to turn the protagonist into a star before her sense of touch disappears (wait, what am I talking about). What a perverted idea, I must have been contaminated (sad
Come on, author😘😘😘 Also, just reading the previous paragraph didn't feel like a system article. I almost didn't click in when I saw the system label. Fortunately, I came in and took a second look😏😏
Did I miss something? It looked weird after I rescued the deer. Although I don't really want to downplay it, I really hope you pick up what you wrote. At the end of Chapter 44, the protagonist drank the medicine prepared by Lina and fell asleep. In the next chapter, Chapter 45, the protagonist woke up in the hotel of the Court of the Sun. The curse was suppressed by the environment. The connection with the previous chapter was just a paragraph, which was probably "After the protagonist woke up, he hid in Tibet with Lina and sold various things to settle in the hotel here." However, I never saw Lina again... Then Silas suddenly pops up and claims to have attacked the protagonist. In Chapter 47, an organization from the Alliance of the Unknown suddenly pops up. The protagonist suddenly takes out the cloak of silence provided by the Alliance of the Unknown and made by a previous interventionist. Of course, I don't know what this interventionist is or where he came from... Do you want to take a look at what you are writing (
It's pretty good, but I feel like I missed a few chapters 🤦
Author, is Liliran too miserable? I hope some loopholes can be exploited later.
Chapters 44 and 45 felt like they were skipping a beat, and the cloak of some previous generation "interferer" suddenly appeared later. When? And Silas, the League of the Unknown
I didn't expect it to be the first one. As the first person, I hope it can give the author some encouragement.
I like the process of the protagonist gradually growing up o(*^▽^*)o♪