[Gender-bending + one-on-one romance + magical girls + surreal + eerie game + morally neutral villain]
(The worldbuilding is huge.)
College student Li Tumai never imagined he’d transmigrate in such a bizarre way.
When he opened his eyes again, the world had changed, and so had he. Not only had he come back to life in a coffin, he was horrified to discover that he had become a beautiful girl with deathly pale skin and waist-length black hair. And his beginner golden finger was... “making noise,” complete with its own mocking sound effect?
Before he could get over the shock of “transforming,” she ran straight into Lin Weixi, a magical girl who had come to “punish high-risk paranormal entities.”
“You really don’t remember me? My good little dog.” The magical girl’s light cannon buzzed in her hands, but a complicated pain flickered in her eyes.
A cold case involving a disappearance half a month ago, the shadow of a catastrophic virus, endless dreams, a burning sky, a conspiracy behind the Siege of Turin, all kinds of strange people and monsters, and... the cruel truth about the Lin family’s fake heiress.
With a steel pipe sticking out of his head and still dancing, Li Tumai was completely numb. What on earth was going on with this world? Was he dead, a fake human, a high-risk paranormal entity, or the pitiful stand-in fake heiress in someone else’s eyes?
Human civilization might be doomed this time.
This is a very good book. One star was deducted because the Loli magical girl got into a fight with the head maid over an argument for no apparent reason. First, if a person quarreled with her, he had to fight or even kill her to end the matter? Secondly, from the perspective of the maid, she only cooked the meat of ghosts for the ghosts to eat. What's more, she heard that the protagonist was about to be murdered last night, so the maid also turned towards the protagonist. Even if she is a ghost, she is still a good ghost. Since the heroine's ability can generate a noise block, can she generate a noise block in the enemy's body and use sound waves to attack the enemy's internal organs? Wouldn't this internal power be invincible? If I remember correctly, Lin Xiuer is the head maid who wants to detain the protagonist. Why does she stand on the protagonist's side in the front and ask him/her to cooperate later? Why is it like a stranger? People from these two worlds look at each other weirdly. I don't think it's necessary. Doesn't this look like the villain who causes trouble for the protagonist? It's not enough to be a whole organization. This design seems very novel. The linkage between the two sides cannot be said to be very strong. It can only be said to be a rolling wood. After the author has finished a chapter, can you take a look at it to see if there are any typos? This person is already a maid. Why is he used as a man? The man should be the butler.
The setting is very new and avant-garde. However, the author occasionally made a few typos and punctuation errors when typing by hand. If you can accept that the writing style of a novice is not very good, this magical girl novel will be an excellent new subject that is worth reading.
It's nice to watch, and quite special. The world view here seems to be cognitively shielding. I wonder if the author designed two worlds, so that people in the two worlds look at each other weirdly, and only a few people can understand what the two sides are saying. I don't know why, but after the author wrote it in the copy of the phone book, I felt a little strange. I don't know why? It felt like a dream I had when I was a child. In the dream, I was nailed directly into a dark and bright coffin. I had first-person and third-person perspectives that were constantly changing. Then the memory was also intermittent. When I woke up, I couldn't tell whether I was the person I am now or the person who died and came back to life. It felt so strange to watch.
The content is quite interesting. When will the steel pipe on the protagonist's head be removed?
The reading experience is like watching a person dream and say something, which gives me a psychedelic feeling that I don't want to think about the world view setting (a compliment, although I don't really understand it, but I like this feeling of divine certainty)
The author has become so immersed in his art that he cannot extricate himself. There is no human being anymore.
I feel a little dizzy after reading this (><)
Not bad, this book is very interesting, the subject matter is quite interesting, and the logic is smooth, but the pace is a bit fast.
I don't know why my temples jump when I see the protagonist's name.
Well, it's well written and the setting is okay, but I don't feel that the protagonist is invincible.