[The worldbuilding and outline are being adjusted. Revisions will be made gradually later on, and updates will be announced during serialization.]
>>> Reader's Guide
1. Fans of ensemble casts, come on in!
2. The heroine is beautiful, cool, and bold, with a touch of everyone-loves-her. Male characters include, but aren't limited to, a white-haired psychopath, a punk teenager, and a yandere.
3. Lots of original worldbuilding. The heroine will have a golden finger.
4. Packed with fight scenes.
[Blurb One: Hell and Moonlight]
"That night, I saw the brightest star.
Even in hell, there can be light.
It was in your eyes, brimming with hatred.
Before dawn arrives, a web of death traps hope.
And I will bury that hope with my own hands.
I'll pierce your heart with a rose."
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[Blurb Two: Plot Version]
No one knew when disaster would strike. A scarlet light tore across the sky screen, and a meteorite exploded in the atmosphere. Particles known as "min" rained down across the world.
Life mutated, genes became scrambled, and humans developed supernatural powers. The strong slaughtered one another, while the weak had no hope of seeing the sun again.
People called this period the Calamity Era.
No one knew when the disaster would end.
Then a girl appeared, bringing everything to an end.
In the Calamity Era, everyone wanted to survive, but the girl was determined to defy fate.
Mountains of corpses and seas of fire all passed before her eyes like clouds and smoke.
"Heaven's mandate is mine. I defy the heavens."
Later, people would say:
"She is both a god and a demon."
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"This is a world where people devour one another."
"I refuse to become prey."
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Theme: Peace and friendship ()
It seems pretty good, but too few people saw it. It's obviously good at writing.
Nice! The author greatly appreciates the update!
A little confused. I began to think that the people of the Ksitigarbha family were unable to solve the problem of "gods", so they made sacrifices. But the heroine split the heart of the god, and the Jizo family is still confident that they can catch her within three days, which shows that the strength of the Jizo family can solve this "god", so why doesn't the Jizo family solve it?
It seems pretty good, but too few people saw it. It's obviously good at writing.
Nice! The author greatly appreciates the update!
A little confused. I began to think that the people of the Ksitigarbha family were unable to solve the problem of "gods", so they made sacrifices. But the heroine split the heart of the god, and the Jizo family is still confident that they can catch her within three days, which shows that the strength of the Jizo family can solve this "god", so why doesn't the Jizo family solve it?