[Transmigrate to Another World] [Magic World] [Coding Ability] [No CP] [Ensemble Cast] [Worldbuilding Mystery] [Academy Life] [Factional Power Struggles] [Personal Growth] [Epic Fantasy]
A girl carrying the memories of her past life's programming awakens in a magical otherworld.
Socially anxious, she only wants to hide her identity, but is branded an "F-rank useless nobody."
While others chant spells, the world's "source code" appears before her eyes.
Magic crystals crumble because they cannot parse her data streams, and traditional theories seem riddled with "system bugs" to her.
This is a world where thoughts shape reality, and forgotten truths lie buried beneath its systems of faith.
An ancient experimental site holds the legacy of the "Creator Project," while whispers from the abyss ring out once more.
The Church, the royal family, the merchants' guild, and secretive organizations: all turn their attention to this "anomaly."
She establishes the "Heart of a Glimmer," bringing together like-minded companions.
Using the logic of code, she reconstructs magic and dispels the fog with the light of reason.
When disaster strikes, she becomes the bridge and executes the "Final Protocol" that shakes the very rules of the world.
This is not a love story, but a journey of exploration through another world by a lonely soul.
It is about knowledge, friendship, responsibility, and...
The choice to find a way home, or create a new one here.
Except for the protagonist, the other characters are all very well created. The protagonist is sensitive and fragile, and as long as someone pays attention to her, she feels like her spirit will collapse at any time. The protagonist's experiences, actions and inner feelings gave me not heartache, but disgust, very disgust.
The subject matter is very novel, and the words are a bit gorgeous in my opinion. It is not like the writing style of the Tomato author (?) And why do some contents overlap? The exact same sentences appear again after a few chapters?