It's a story about a heroine who travels quickly. The heroine is an emperor. The plot + monster-fighting and upgrade flow. Some units are very interesting, and some units have horror and comedy elements. It's a great read.
Demining: It's a long story, and it started to feel a bit repetitive in the middle. And I didn't continue reading it due to other reasons. I saw Chapter 167.
A guide for the female protagonist of fishing.
The portrayals of the heroine and supporting characters are quite three-dimensional and vivid, but the portrayal of the male protagonist is a bit wooden and a bit stereotyped.
The author is very good at writing ambiguous scenes. The two people hugging each other while standing at the junction of the carriages on the train are really romantic.
The author is also good at writing delicate changes in emotions, especially those of the heroine.
The ending would have been perfect if it stopped at chapter 95.
Articles about buying stocks in Shura. Male crush comes true. The heroine thought that the bosses all hated her, but in fact they all loved her. The world of immortals.
The characters are more three-dimensional and have different personalities, so the character scenes are more tense. The crematorium and Shura field are very fragrant. The heroine is cold-hearted and cruel to men. The plot is exciting and unconventional.
Demining: Some of the logic is a bit convoluted, which is a pity, and some places are a bit wordy. It would be better to reduce the number of words.
Shura field literature. The female protagonist of the fishing genre initially wanted to capture the male protagonist, but the male protagonist was too aloof and a bit pretentious, so she instead targeted the male protagonist's younger brother, and then the male protagonist pursued his wife in the crematorium. The Shura field in the early and middle stages is very interesting, and the relationship with the male protagonist in the later stage is very sweet. Demining: The heroine's profession is a home care worker. She can take care of others. She suffered some injustices and later became a Go coach.