[Growth-type heroine + growth line + Hufflepuff + respect for the original + no cp + rich plot]
She is so gentle that she won't refuse, and she is so scared that she hides in a corner even when she cries.
But the markings on her wrists are the divinity given to her by the forest.
She should never have been born - her heart stopped beating in her mother's womb.
It was she who defeated the God of Death in the underworld and dragged herself back to the human world.
But now, some people want to use her, some want to destroy her, and some want her to shut up again.
When her sister is caught, when her friend is humiliated, when she once again stands on the edge of the abyss——
This girl who "should least be alive" has lived as a light that no one dares to look directly at.
Reader comments
Generally speaking, giving five stars is just support, but I personally don't recommend it. Attracted by the introduction, I read more than a dozen chapters and even skipped to the back. To be honest, the writing style is average and quite immature. The perspective and the transition of memories are very stiff. () Is written directly in the text to remind the beginning and end. It seems to be a good drama. Each character is also written directly by first and last name. This is the first time I have seen this. It is a bit strange, and I almost didn't write the middle name. But the setting is quite novel, but it's a pity that the writing is too Mary Sue, with a bit of industrial feel, and she is suddenly embarrassed. The heroine in the front is completely pitiful, a little low self-esteem and wants to die. I thought this kind of setting would be the kind of child raised in the forest [Eating Melon]
Generally speaking, giving five stars is just support, but I personally don't recommend it. Attracted by the introduction, I read more than a dozen chapters and even skipped to the back. To be honest, the writing style is average and quite immature. The perspective and the transition of memories are very stiff. () Is written directly in the text to remind the beginning and end. It seems to be a good drama. Each character is also written directly by first and last name. This is the first time I have seen this. It is a bit strange, and I almost didn't write the middle name. But the setting is quite novel, but it's a pity that the writing is too Mary Sue, with a bit of industrial feel, and she is suddenly embarrassed. The heroine in the front is completely pitiful, a little low self-esteem and wants to die. I thought this kind of setting would be the kind of child raised in the forest [Eating Melon]
Well written and beautiful!