No romance. Female protagonist.
An ensemble cast. The supporting characters have lives of their own and won't just be tools for me to use.
The protagonist will act demure at first, but later the writing style gets completely absurd.
Zola, the "powder-keg wizard," is known for her knack for all sorts of bizarre formations, her love of fighting with crude iron swords in hand, and her unusual way of thinking.
This is a collection of Zola's adventures.
Theme: Fate and choice
Although Yue Yue's article uses a teasing and amusing way to say, "Zola is wandering around in a world without thinking about anything." But I actually want to say it very seriously and seriously: not thinking about anything is a very powerful skill. People's attention must be focused on something. When you reach a certain age, you will find that your attention is not focused and it is easy to deviate. You can't sleep at night, and you are thinking about something in your mind and can't stop. Therefore, including meditation in Buddhism and meditation in yoga, they all have the effect of making people think about nothing, but it also requires long-term practice, so don't just laugh it off. This is indeed a skill.
Sleepy Vine is a good thing, with a lot of details to think about. For example: Do different vines have different dreams? Can things be stored in dreams? Theoretically, this kind of vine should speed up the flow of time to paralyze prey, but obviously the vines here have no competitive pressure, so they slowed down the flow of time as if they were broken, giving the protagonist and others time to find countermeasures. They successfully survived Chapter 6, and the vine farmers expressed regret.
Areshan Island exists because of the outside world. It is a place without self, no past, and no future. It just exists unchanged for thousands of years. I don't like this kind of place, but I like the people there.