Astrid has a downright bizarre personality.
So bizarre that even with Margaret, her older sister who turned the tables on the transmigrated villainess, in front of her, and Diana, the heroine of a rebirth revenge story, watching her like hawks from behind, she still lives carefree and unruffled.
Though perhaps she's a little too unruffled.
The first time Colby saw her, all the girl wanted was to kill him and avoid trouble.
As they gradually spent more time together, he realized he'd fallen in love with her wild abandon.
He never expected those feelings to be returned.
The story is mainly about fighting monsters, leveling up, and unexpected adventures. The blurb is just for fun; trust me, the author is a serious person [serious face]
The heroine has a questionable moral character and may be a yandere. Read with caution, read with caution.
I feel bad, the one who helped the heroine is dead, but the one who harmed the heroine is still jumping around. So the female supporting character next to the heroine will die regardless of whether she is good or bad? The men are almost all alive, while the women are dead. Say goodbye to the author.
Why do I feel like there is no connection between the content of the previous chapter and this one? The last chapter ended with someone looking for trouble and using high-level magic before fainting. How come the beginning of this chapter has turned into another wilderness survival training?
Diana thought that the human losses in this life would be much smaller than what she had heard in the previous life, but she did not expect that the outcome would be much more tragic.
I think, it was originally good, the heroine could still be with the Light God Cult, but in the end, she chased the heroine to death, and lo and behold, she went to the demon clan.
Definitely unify the demon clan, and then they will come over
So the ending is even worse than the original
Suddenly I want to know... What kind of life did Colby live in the original novel...
Is it really Nanping at seven o'clock? It seems a bit similar.
It's Kui Wu's uncle again. . .
So you changed the copywriting. . .
Oh, did I remember it wrong? It turned out to be revenge for killing my sister? ? ! ? Neither jjwap nor the client is easy to reply to comments, so the author must believe that I love your QA□□
How on earth could the Demon King be so useless? .
I thought the Demon King was cool, but it turned out he was just a 2B
I feel bad, the one who helped the heroine is dead, but the one who harmed the heroine is still jumping around. So the female supporting character next to the heroine will die regardless of whether she is good or bad? The men are almost all alive, while the women are dead. Say goodbye to the author.
Why do I feel like there is no connection between the content of the previous chapter and this one? The last chapter ended with someone looking for trouble and using high-level magic before fainting. How come the beginning of this chapter has turned into another wilderness survival training?
Diana thought that the human losses in this life would be much smaller than what she had heard in the previous life, but she did not expect that the outcome would be much more tragic. I think, it was originally good, the heroine could still be with the Light God Cult, but in the end, she chased the heroine to death, and lo and behold, she went to the demon clan. Definitely unify the demon clan, and then they will come over So the ending is even worse than the original
Suddenly I want to know... What kind of life did Colby live in the original novel...
Is it really Nanping at seven o'clock? It seems a bit similar.
It's Kui Wu's uncle again. . .
So you changed the copywriting. . .
Oh, did I remember it wrong? It turned out to be revenge for killing my sister? ? ! ? Neither jjwap nor the client is easy to reply to comments, so the author must believe that I love your QA□□
How on earth could the Demon King be so useless? .
I thought the Demon King was cool, but it turned out he was just a 2B