Wuthering Waves: So You're Not a Transmigrator After All

Ah Piao is such a great guy. Just thinking about how even if the female lead gives up on herself after returning to Earth, Ah Piao can still anchor her back to Earth makes me want to hum a little.

It feels great. The character designs follow the game well. The female lead clearly has a crush on Piaozi, and she's very maternal or wifely at times, with a delicate and sensitive heart. For example, when she takes Vishin to the Encore Star-Meeting scene to meet her mother.

It's very good. I was drawn to it because of the beautiful performance of "Mingchao," which vividly depicted scenes in my mind. The author's writing is also very evocative, and the author accurately captures the ghost characters' personalities. The small interactions between them enrich the characters.

Overall, it's quite good, but I'm not really optimistic about the female lead and the ghost. From version 1.1 To 2.7, You can see that the developers treat characters with blue elements very differently. Characters like Anbao, Kati, and Yuno, who have blue elements, are different from the others. In version 2.7, A blue-elemental character helps the ghost.

I only created the account, didn't play the game. I finished the first half and skipped through the second half, mainly looking for the scenes between the female lead and Piao. However, it felt like the bond between the female lead and Piao wasn't as strong as the other characters, especially since it happened later. Romantic feelings seemed to disappear.

This is the first time I've seen a fan-made story about Naruto from a female protagonist's perspective. Although there are some issues with the narrative, I'll still give it a try and hope it doesn't fizzle out!

Using the original game quote is such a great idea! 🥰

Each mission has a beautiful name; Mingchao has put a lot of thought into this. Some use lines from classic books, like Coletta's, such as "If on a Rainy Night, a Family," which is adapted from Calvino's "If on a Winter's Night, a Traveler." These are not only romantic but also subtly convey the unspoken feelings of the characters. Such metaphors are truly beautiful. So, what kind of name should the protagonist's companion mission have? Aba aba!

A good book. Even if you haven't played Mingchao, it didn't affect the reading experience much. I hope there will be more interactions between the wanderer and the female lead. I love sweet stories, and I hope the author keeps updating! 💕

I really want to see them together. (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*