[A max-buffed, strongest aberrant creature VS a ruthless, high-ranking medium]
[Blurb]
July 30, 2075, the day of the second-year high school final exams.
Jiang Xiaoman came across an anonymous post about a prophecy from someone who had transmigrated:
Disaster is coming. You must leave G City before August 2075!
I'm a time traveler from the apocalypse. Anyone who sees this, you have to believe me!
Stay safe!
Even stranger, after Jiang Xiaoman finished reading the post, a local number sent her a warning: Believe the prophecy.
After one bizarre incident followed another,
Jiang Xiaoman was killed by a terrifying creature she'd never seen before, a "lizardman."
When she opened her eyes again after dying,
she discovered that she'd transmigrated into a distorted parallel world.
A parallel world caught in an endless loop, no less!
Pandora's box had quietly been opened, and the apocalypse was about to descend.
Not because of final exams, but a real
End of the world!
Reader's guide:
1. Parallel worlds + unconventional apocalypse + infinite-loop mystery
2. A touch of Sentinel-Guide elements, but with lots of original worldbuilding
3. Subversive twists and wild ideas, with a passionate ensemble cast
4. Niche subject matter, proceed with caution
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Theme: Hold all living things in reverence
So beautiful!! So fragrant!!!
It kept me on the edge of my seat... It's amazing!!! Keep up the good work, author! I'm definitely following this one!
Bombing the school (●—●) This goal sounds a bit too explosive, hahaha.
Such good writing skills, are you out of your mind? 😚
Wow, the cover startled me! That left hand isn't growing out of the shoulder, it's coming out of the hair?!
Does "main looper" mean that only when she loops will other people's loops begin?
I'm still a bit confused about the abilities of the Time-Space Administrators. As higher-dimensional beings, they can manipulate time, but they can't directly interfere with the operation of parallel worlds, so they need to find agents and send them into the loop, right? (Is the loop random or what day does it end up on?)
I think this part is quite well-written! Except for the slightly awkward reaction of the female lead crying in the Teddy scene (I feel it didn't need to be elaborated on so much). Making the time loop clear to the reader is quite a challenge in terms of writing skill. I've decided to read it again.
It's not like the school is full of lizard people except for the two of them...
So it's a Mission: Impossible story? X was originally a spy, but he had his own plans, or did he do something in the Earth's core last time? But even if he went to the Earth's core, he should only have returned to Unit 28 at most, right?