[The novel costs 27 bits after tax]
Because they had no sense of distance while watching the action, a human got caught up in an accident while spectating and randomly woke up in a pony’s body.
After initially accepting reality, the fearless pony decided to stop dwelling on why she had wings but could barely fly, let go of the past, and embrace her second life with optimism.
But lovely ideas always run up against cruel reality.
Waking up in a filthy, gloomy forest would have been bad enough, but her terrible luck at finding dangerous beasts around every turn made an already awful start seem completely hopeless.
The visible dangers were grim, but the little stories hidden in the background were even more devastating.
As a newcomer, she couldn’t adapt to her surroundings right away, and an approaching evil force seemed to have an irreconcilable grudge against her predecessor.
Determined to do something to improve her situation and avoid waking up in the body of an amoeba for a third time, the fearless pony sets out to save herself.
But first, she has to find a strange pendant.
Otherwise, at dawn seven days from now, a nightmare’s curse will turn her into a stone.
It's well-written, and the plot is currently working fine. Best of all, it doesn't rigidly follow the main storyline, and the inner thoughts of the protagonist after being reborn as Wuwei are also well-developed. After all, the greatest courage isn't being fearless, but rather persisting in pursuing one's ideals even when afraid.
Well, how should I put it? I think this book has a lot of potential. [I've learned something]
It's quite interesting; this is the first time I've seen a novel based on the fearless Pegasus.
A good perspective, but now the protagonist is Ye Lin, or has the fearless Pegasus stepped into reality?
What timeline is the author currently in? Has Ye Lin not started writing the book yet? Why didn't anyone recognize Wuwei?
Well written, keep it up!
It seems quite interesting, and the subject matter is very novel.
Keep writing.
The plot twists and turns were great, and the dialogue wasn't stiff.