The Blind Bodhisattva Slaughters Her Way Through Infinite Games from the Mental Hospital

There are a little more female supporting characters than male supporting characters, but the main supporting characters are now all female (I listened to the book, and if there is no description of male characteristics, I will assume that they are female. If there are males, please point it out) I don't remember any highlights of the supporting male characters. Most of the villains are male. I can feel that the author is more cautious in using words. There are no swear words or insulting words for women (but they are not female-oriented words). There are good and bad female characters. I think the description is quite good. Not only is it not rigid and there is no female competition, but it can also be humorous at times. I am satisfied. The author wrote it with heart and did not let everyone's brains down. The above are the points that bothered me when reading the book. It was a lightning protection. I originally wanted to taste the saltiness, but I didn't expect it to tie up in one breath. I hope the author can maintain this ratio of supporting roles. I am very satisfied with the fact that all the important supporting roles are female, and the protagonist is decisive in killing. It's so handsome, and the pseudo-god setting makes me very happy. Will the protagonist's strength reach the level of a demigod/pseudo-god in the future? I really want to see the scene where everyone kneels and listens to the protagonist's orders... Can everyone be the protagonist's dog (crossed out) followers?

It's very interesting. I've read Chapter 72. The heroine is very smart and does things neatly and neatly. She has killed two of her "Child of Luck" friends so far, which is so cool, hahahahaha. There are also many bosses, superiors, etc. Who are women. Even if they are against the heroine, they will not be annoying and have their own personality charm. And the kitten is so cute and well-behaved. I want it too. How can I have such a kitten? It's so cute and adorable [Blow kiss]

The heroine design is quite novel, and the plot of the dungeon is good. I quite like the little mushroom in the mental hospital. I really want to carry this cute mushroom with me. As of about sixty chapters, the female-to-male ratio is also quite good. The male characters seem to be cannon fodder. I have no memory of seeing any words about disobedience to women.

She is still a crazy heroine with ambition~ This is really crazy because she is sick~ The strange story about the blind Bodhisattva's rules: 1: Please don't believe what a mental patient says. 2: Please don't believe in Bodhisattvas. 3: Please don't trust people wearing hospital gowns to help you. 4: If you see someone wearing a hospital gown and give her enough benefits, maybe she will be merciful. 5: Good luck to you. Most of us follow the perspective of the heroine. There are many things that the heroine doesn't know, and readers may not know either (experience the immersive unlimited flow~) Regarding the plot, if you don't know, you can ask me. As long as it doesn't involve spoilers, I will answer it~

(This is my first time writing a book review, so it may be a bit confusing) Coming from the two books by Jing Hequan, the text about the big dried pineapple is simply a masterpiece (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡ No matter Jing Qiye, Quan Nanyi, or Shi Anshu, they are not gentle and dignified daughters of aristocratic families in the traditional sense. They take the initiative to calculate, use any means, criticize wildly and are ruthless. However, the author does not deliberately whitewash the heroine's actions and forcibly create a perfect saint image. Instead, he allows the protagonist to have ambition, desire and unwillingness, which has become the charm of the character. Talking about this book, I really enjoyed it from beginning to end. Miss Shi takes revenge when she wants. She is smart and cautious, and the heroine is regarded as a compassionate Bodhisattva while decisively killing people (doesn't anyone understand this contrast?). The part where she asked the Bodhisattva to light the lotus lantern was quite impressive (the cunning heroine ՞･∞･՞hehe). She didn't want the Bodhisattva to judge right and wrong for her, and she didn't long for the forgiveness of the gods and Buddhas. She wanted to keep the choice completely in her own hands. Since the world and destiny have not been kind to her, she no longer hopes for God's mercy. She can judge good and evil for herself and carve out a way forward for herself. (Who hasn't been impressed by Shi Anshu yet) So far, I have opened three copies. The second one is really surprising. It started before the reader could react. The writing is also very emotional. It has a sense of picture in just a few strokes. It scared me all the time to doubt everyone (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞. The third one is more Western style, Halloween + burning the wizard. I am looking forward to the development of the story later (✧◡✧). You must update it on time, please (please don't stop updating it suddenly like the book on the end of the world) By the way, I would like to recommend Da Da's other books, "Game Invasion: The Crazy Young Lady at the Peak of Power" by Jing Qiye, in the early stage the strength is enough to kill in the later stage, and the enemies are not sloppy at all; "The Young Lady has entered fairy tales to survive, let her go" Quan Nanyi, here, the princess can You can do whatever you want, whether it is becoming a king like Cinderella or becoming a training inspector like Belle. They are no longer princesses who need to be rescued, but queens who take charge of their own affairs. The friendship between the Six Points Fantasy Team is also very touching ദ്ദി ~‿~).

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Hmm... I've just read Chapter 84, overall it's a good read (contains spoilers) The character design is very interesting, it's lovely. The first time I saw the blind Bodhisattva, the heroine was worshiped by everyone in the mental hospital. It was so cool! Seeing that the heroine is called the Bodhisattva Empress will give you a different feeling in your heart. (Touches chin, smiles crookedly) The dungeons are very novel, and most of the dungeons are related to gods. I personally like the tone of this god. Uh 1.…But the first copy seemed a bit unclear at the beginning, so I just did it without knowing why I did it. Maybe the description was not that good. 2. Personally, I feel like it keeps pushing the plot forward. There were some small bugs during the period, such as the low-level prop with a very low probability (the prop can grant wishes and restore sight to the heroine). When the heroine uses it, her wish can come true most of the time. (It can also be considered as a trick for the heroine...) (But personally, I feel that regardless of the blindness and recovery, it obviously promotes the plot) It's logical to clear the dungeon, but I personally think it's a bit mindless and enjoyable overall. ... It's pretty good... It's very comfortable to watch, and there are no uncomfortable plots.

Not bad. The plot is well told. Although the heroine wanted revenge, she did not recall the torture and murder in her previous life over and over again, nor did she forcefully come into contact with the villain in various ways. Instead of keeping silent and secretly killing with a knife The current update of the plot development is a bit too toothpaste-like, and the plot is lost in one chapter. As the setting develops, we gradually forget about strange rules and favor exploration-based decryption. In particular, the Pharaoh dungeon (role playing + tomb robbing exploration) is not a conventional infinite flow dungeon setting. The good news is that the male protagonist has been kidnapped, but the bad news is that the plot development gradually increases the uncertainty, and it feels like the heroine's sense of strategizing has diminished.

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