
She Can’t Die: She Knows Every Abnormality File Inside Out
她不会死,洞悉所有异想体档案
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 554k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 8d ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Stats
223Chapters
137Reads · 30 days
24.5kReads · all time
14Listens
In booklists 9
Every Great Yueji Novel Either Goes on Hiatus or Has a Terrible Ending. Any Recommendations?
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Your rating is…unmeasurable…even the Ring Fingers cannot comprehend you…no, your art. Before such thought, I feel insignificant. It far surpasses the art of the entire city for thousands of years, making me feel unworthy of the title of Ring Fingers Master. The starry sky illuminating the city is beyond description of your creativity…perhaps other schools would rate you A+, but your art has become one with the city. The Ring Fingers will remember this moment.
Do you have a book group? I feel like it could attract a lot of monthly journals; the books themselves are pretty good. 😄
It's so good! So good! Why aren't many people watching it? Hmm... Maybe the author is really crazy ( ̄_, ̄ )
A masterpiece, not AI, no typos, the plot is humorous. It's already considered very good for a tomato.
It's quite good; even those who haven't played Lobotomy won't have much trouble watching it.
With 500,000 words and 200 chapters, the number of readers hasn't even reached 100. There must be something fishy going on; let me find out.
It's undeniably beautiful, and undeniably abstract.
Well written, keep it up!
The author should differentiate between "he" and "she," otherwise everything is fine. ( ̄ ̄)
It's not bad, I came to take a look. Why only four stars? Actually, it's nine out of ten. Because after reading it, both the author and I were a little disappointed. (Is there no update?)