It's not a story of redemption, but it's trying to be on the road to redemption.
Western fantasy, the world view is relatively large, there is belief in gods and magic.
A pseudo-female supporting role/cannon fodder story. The original heroine is a time-traveler with a bit of a Mary Sue quality. The original text is an older Western fantasy adventure novel. The current heroine is a marginal character who does not appear in the original text.
Can only people with lovable, lucky, powerful, strong... Characters become protagonists? In this world, do ordinary people deserve to rot in the mud?
Lianna, she is ignorant, stupid, inferior, and cowardly... She has a beautiful body and fits all the characteristics of ordinary people and cannon fodder.
But it shouldn't be her fault. Being weak is the original sin.
The growth-oriented heroine, not Mary Suven, is a story about suffering people struggling in a cruel life.
The heroine is a little person, with a very low status in the early stage, and her character is very humble in the early stage due to her family of origin, but she will slowly undergo self-awakening and self-salvation later on.
The female protagonist is non-c, and there is no serious male protagonist in the whole story. There will be different men in different periods, but it will definitely be 1v1 in the process.
Copywriting:
In the Solan Empire, shrouded by Sora, the God of Light, the hierarchy is as strict as steel, and the lives at the bottom are as humble as dust.
Lianna, a girl shrouded in the shadow of childhood, longs for her own "spring"
However, fate treated her as a commodity and pushed her from one abyss to another.
But in this cruel world, can her pursuit really control her own destiny, find freedom, and reach that distant spring?
Purpose: Her story is a lament for all the souls who pursue light in darkness but fail to reach the other side in the end.