[Post-Civilization Wasteland + Gender Swap, No Change in Marriage Preferences + Yuri + Not Mindless + No Heartbreak Drama + Protagonist Stays Sane + Slow Start]
Whenever Luo Bai looked at her own delicate, frail body, he, or rather she, would think back to that fateful evening when she’d lost her mind.
“What’s the matter? Didn’t you say you wanted to find the crown and become king?”
“So what? What do you mean, become the witch who follows the princess?! And I was a guy to begin with!”
“Just tell me, can you find it or not?”
“I really (blessing).”
“Wait! Didn’t you also want to bury everything? There are benefits to this, too. With you wearing black stockings and showing off those gorgeous legs, who wouldn’t follow you into the coffin?”
“?”
And just like that, Luo Bai’s life was ruined.
Eventually, she accepted a more efficient approach.
Amid boundless desolation, yellow sand whipped through the air. A melancholy girl lifted her head, with the coffin that would bury everything beside her. She ignored civilization’s slaughter and scorned the gods’ mockery. Her eyes held only the words engraved deep within her.
[Please reclaim the crown, and then destroy civilization and bury the gods…]
The world-building is rich and engaging; even if it weren't a transformation story, it would still be worth reading. The technical terms become quite simple later on, without any unnecessary twists: the Crown Chaser = the Faded One, the Queen of the King = the Guiding Witch, Primal Arts = Superpowers, and the Crown = God. I really liked these concepts, and the explanations weren't too abrupt.
Sure, that's great 😊. It would be even better if you could secretly post the omitted cars 😏
The world-building is grand, and the characters are interesting. However, there's too little setup, and the world-building doesn't have a chance to unfold gradually, leaving the reader feeling somewhat confused. This is mainly due to a significant information gap between the author, the reader, and the protagonist. Nevertheless, if played well, it can still be very impressive.
It's quite interesting. The author's background is diverse, and the world-building unfolds rather slowly in the beginning. The foreshadowing and plot are good, and the battle descriptions are also decent. It's a good work overall. There isn't much content yet, but it's already generating anticipation. The plot progression is just right. I hope the author keeps updating and doesn't give up.
Although the initial setup was a bit stiff, the reading experience became quite good once the main storyline began. The characters were well-developed, and the book was very enjoyable and addictive. Currently, the book presents a vibrant and thriving world, so its strengths are undeniable.
Location 56. A good book, five stars for now. The basic settings are a bit messy, though I can generally understand them, but perhaps I could do some background explanation later. I wonder if the protagonist's strength will gradually recover later. Come visit my QQ space more often.
Not bad, the world-building is vast, and the plot is also good.
The first few chapters might be a bit confusing, but it gets quite good later on, with elements similar to Dark Souls and Ring, making it quite anticipated.
The content is quite rich, and there are also some delightful little snippets [you can savor them].
My lords, you guys are in such a miserable state _(:з"∠)_