On her first transmigration, Lin Meng became the little girl next door. Under her parents' “pressure,” she “reluctantly” put on a little dress.
“It's not like I want to! I have no choice. If I don't wear it, Mom and Dad will spank me.”
But then disaster struck, and the little town on the frontier vanished before Lin Meng's eyes.
Countless emotions flooded over her, but she couldn't find the words.
Later, she joined the Church and became a saintess adored by countless people.
No matter what, every story eventually reaches its end.
When the Abyss's advance became unstoppable,
when her old friend fell and did not rise,
when everyone was plunged into despair,
only then did she understand:
her soul from another world was the perfect vessel for sealing the Abyss.
After who knew how long, she woke again, having forgotten all her memories from after transmigrating.
She looked down at the impressive mounds on her chest and fell silent.
“Why did a real man like me transmigrate into a girl's body?”
I suddenly realized where the author's inspiration came from, and the swordplay... It seems to be from that book about sunflowers, right? However, I feel the young author wrote too hastily; the reader's emotions weren't properly engaged, and the pacing was too fast.
Don't die, meow~
(Said some words of praise)