Her Crown

The ratings are finally out. Thanks for all your support ✨

[Genuinely no romance, no flirting, no male lead + intensely devoted to the female lead + raising fluffy companions + friendship-focused + a hint of dual female leads + a touch of ensemble cast + leveling up + infinite-flow + lighthearted, brainless power fantasy + a hint of cosmic horror]

After learning that her friend Ji Wusi had died, Yu Zheng, who had a heart condition, promptly dropped dead herself.

The good news: She was chosen for the infinite-flow game “Endless Divine Ruins.” Supposedly, she could come back to life if she made it through.

The bad news: As she makes her way through one instance after another, she discovers that neither her identity nor the game seems as simple as it first appeared.

F-Rank Trials:

"Paradox Classroom" Do you believe in gods or observers?

"Whale Song Radio" The ocean is the origin of all things.

"The Eerie Demon Market" Is being lovesick a terminal illness?

"The Paper Doll Theater" Is love the perfect shackle?

"Starry Gallery" Is the theory of flesh-and-blood evolution viable?

"Night Banquet at the Old Castle" Where is the right vessel?

"Moon of Curses, Wolf’s Trail" What does it take to reach enlightenment?

"Mystic Talismans, Questions of the Heart" Every cause must have an effect.

"Dawn at the White Tower" They will never submit to being tamed.

"The Subway of Life" Fate is a chain of interlocking links.

E-Rank Instances:

"Ancient Totems" The charm of a matrilineal clan is boundless.

"The Hundred Ghosts Compete for Favor" Do otome games really love women?

"Blood Edict of a Fallen Kingdom" On the authority of an empress.

… (To be continued)

Break free of everything holding you back. Go on adventures, experience the world, and then build the new framework you need with your newfound understanding.

In a nutshell:

She’s laying her cards on the table: she wants to bring a crowd of fluffy companions along and create a female-only universe unlike any other.

So here’s wishing her a journey that begins in humble steps

and ends in greatness.

P.S. The story focuses on women from the beginning, but it isn’t female-only at first. More women take the spotlight later, and by the end, it’s all women~