[Empress Transformation + Max-Level Invincibility + Mastermind + Corruption + Body Snatching]
To unlock the final character portrait in Crown of All Worlds, Su Mo grinded for twenty-nine hours straight.
“This one’s for me.”
He hadn’t even started playing when he suddenly dropped dead.
When he opened his eyes again, Su Mo had become the max-level character he’d permanently possessed in the game: the Evernight Empress, Valleria.
The complete set of divine gear, countless divine artifacts, a warehouse packed with limited-edition items, and the Twelve Seats of Evernight, whom he had personally trained to their limits, had all arrived in another world as well.
Here, countless races stand alongside one another, kingdoms wage war, and humans and monsters have been enemies for generations. Heroes, saintesses, and royalty lord it over everyone else, calling themselves righteous, unaware that the power they pride themselves on is nothing before the Evernight Court.
Su Mo doesn’t help humanity, nor does she side with the monsters. Rather than destroy kingdoms, she prefers watching those pure and proud righteous girls slowly waver, then personally forsake their faith and kneel beneath her throne.
However, all Twelve Seats believe that the Empress is plotting a war that will engulf the continent.
Only Isela, the First Seat, whose affection for her has long overflowed, knows the truth:
Their great Empress simply thinks it’s fun. Whatever Her Majesty desires, Isela will bring before her throne with her own hands.
Her Majesty enjoys watching the righteous fall, so Isela will stain the holiest light on the continent with the colors of Evernight.
It isn’t until the human kingdoms, monster overlords, and powerful members of other races all turn their eyes toward the Evernight Court that Su Mo belatedly realizes:
She might actually be becoming the greatest mastermind in the world.
The problem mentioned in the comments is gone. I took a look and it seems that it has been changed. The people possessed are all women. The plot setting and rhythm are okay. The main reason is that the characters are well portrayed. Naturally, there is no deliberate feeling. The emotional shaping and depiction are good. The evil depravity in the title is to make others fall into evil deeds 🤦 and make people who were once kind, pure, and considerate of others turn into cruel, indifferent, and self-centered people. I can only say that the character designed at the beginning is very good. I like the saint very much. It is really unbearable to have her become evil later. Also, I hope there will be some posts 😳
5 Stars first support it. You can tell whether a book is good or not in the first three chapters. So far, the pace is quite good. If you keep writing, you should get good results. It is a work worth looking forward to. I hope the author will not become a eunuch. The beginning of the writing was good, but the more I watched, the more I thought about it. There were too many supporting roles and I was self-righteous. Moreover, the protagonists were all dark villains. They had to be like raising children, so they were very over-the-top, but the actual perception was that everyone in the Morning Glory team was a self-motivated god. You can write it as lofty as you want, but you can't ask others to be as lofty as you want. If you can't do it, just blame others. Isn't that selfish?
From my personal point of view, this book meets my aesthetic needs. I like this kind of rhythm and development, and I also like this kind of narrative and description. Let me talk about the bad points first. 1. The content, label and introduction of this book are slightly out of place, which may affect the perception. (I don't think it matters. I was originally attracted by the introduction and retained by the content. There are too many books in Tomato. The important thing is whether you like to read it, rather than being entangled with the introduction and the labels are different) 2. I have already explained the background information such as seizing the body, and will still mention the name of the original owner later. Of course, I may also want to grasp the degree between seizing the body and traveling through time, without making any comments (because the number of times is very small, it does not affect the perception) That's all I've seen here so far, and then I'll talk about the good points. 1. The writing style is very harmonious, the narrative is relatively clear, and it can be clearly seen that there is an outline. The writing style is also very smooth, and it is very comfortable to read. 2. The group portraits are also well written, and the connection between the stories makes the characters three-dimensional and full. I hope the author will write more Finally, I would like to declare that the above is purely my personal opinion. If you think what I said is wrong, then you are right. You can skip it by yourself, or whatever, don't argue with me, I won't reply.
I hope this book can be written more and more. In fact, seizing the body is not my highlight. And why the protagonist chooses to seize the body for investigation at the beginning? It makes sense when you think about it. Being in an unknown world, with a strong soul, he relied on seizing bodies to increase his understanding of this world. In fact, it's not too shocking, it's equivalent to a max-level boss opening a small account and going to Novice Village to have fun. However, if this book wants to attract more readers, the plot can be more exciting. After all, everyone comes to see the empress, and there are not many texts about traveling through time to become the empress. I don't want this article to be a bad one. Then just give me a five-star. If the author can see it, you can have the title of Duo She, but you can't always have it. After all, the highlight of this book is that the protagonist's empress has a full level number.
It looks pretty good so far, the characters are not brainless, the descriptions of the supporting roles are not background panels, they are not AL sidekicks, the look and feel is very good and I have the desire to continue reading.
It's really good. The writing I've read so far is very good.
It's very good. The author will update it soon. I would also like to ask other readers if they have any books similar to this one? This is also the kind of person who has her own power and is a queen-like ruler.
The writing is pretty good, but I traveled through time, so why is it still called by its original name?
Finally found an original novel with a similar setting to King of the Undead
I think it's well written, but why not many people read it?