[Pure Yuri + Lovecraftian Horror + Mind-Bending Logic + Tragedy + Dark and Brutal + Double Yandere Leads + Sci-Fi Apocalypse + Unhinged + Depressing + Cross-Dimensional]
Ming You is jolted awake from a nightmare in the hospital, unable to remember anything no matter how hard she tries.
A nurse’s body has been split open like a cross, and a doctor’s empty coat hangs in midair. Everything she sees seems at odds with what she knows. They’re all monsters. There are no humans.
They keep drawing closer, over and over, asking Ming You what they look like to her.
Something is wrong with this hospital...
A little girl climbs in through the window, claiming she’s here to save her.
Why didn’t she use the front door? Why save her? Could there really be something wrong with the hospital?
Should I trust her?
Rationally, I shouldn’t... But she isn’t a monster. In this world full of monsters, she’s the only one who isn’t.
The little girl is called Wen Xiaoning. She calls her “Big Sister Ming You,” says she knows her, and claims she came from the Sin Domain to save her.
They escape the hospital, only to find that the whole city is strange. Twenty-five corporations jointly rule twenty-five domains, and each domain has rules that are impossible to understand.
As she and Wen Xiaoning go on one adventure after another, she feels Wen Xiaoning’s gaze growing stranger and stranger.
Fragments of memory begin to fit together, and one sealed lock after another is opened.
Who... am I?
Am I Ming You? I’m not... I refuse to admit that I’m Ming You!!!
Why... why do the people I see look different from everyone else?
Why are they all monsters to me!!!
It's good to watch, the plot is interesting, and the characters are well developed. The president reminds me of Bungou Stray Dogs, and the strange phenomena and human body changes remind me of the Blood Blockade Front. This relies heavily on the author's imagination. However, because I generally read novels without thinking, I actually didn't understand the plot sometimes, but it was quite enjoyable to read. It would also be nice if there was a light-hearted plot sometimes, but I just hope that the scene descriptions can be more detailed. The scene imagination in my mind is relatively vague. There should be more than just these three people in the club, and we are also looking forward to the addition of new characters (for example, some comedy characters can appear less depressing) (I just hope that the emotional line of the protagonist will not be too involved, and it will be twisted and make my stomach hurt after reading too much). I think the character creation in the book is really good, and I feel that the personality is more distinct. There are relatively few people reading the current comments, so this is my first time writing a long review.
I feel so much like Yueji [full]