Infinite Transmigration, Starting with Violet Evergarden
从紫罗兰开始的无限穿越
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- Completed
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- 2.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
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😥It was really painful to watch after boarding the ship. After that, the story took a big turn and I was fed a mouthful of shit. This colonel is truly defying the heavens. Relying on baseless conjectures and illogical deductions, he seems to have a cheat code for seeing into the future. He knows exactly what the protagonist needs and what he needs.
After reading for a while, how should I put it? Sekiro and Kill! Are written in a very strange way. Sekiro started off okay, but the rest became just a monotonous account, basically just a written description of what Wolf did. Furthermore, watching Kill! Red Cliff only made things worse.
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Well, how to describe this book? The protagonist's combat strength has always been a problem, and the items in the system's shop are truly baffling—they're mostly useless, lacking everything. They do offer some boosts with potions, though. Also, perhaps I haven't remembered, but where do those so-called fragments come from? How many fragments are there? Can they even collect them all?
Finished reading the Violet Evergarden arc, sending a gift to the Violet Evergarden character. I joined the group, read some erotic content, then dropped it. Aside from Violet Evergarden, none of the author's later works are to my taste. 😌
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To be honest, the author's writing is really good, and the plot is quite interesting, but there's no real satisfying moment. The protagonist gets beaten up quite a bit, though. Sometimes they just keep harping on one bad point, like a direct attack. Sometimes the protagonist's power-ups just lead to his demise, only to be useless again in the next world, constantly getting beaten up. It's ridiculous. The protagonist's stance isn't clear, and sometimes he seems pretty brainless.
Oh my god, an author actually wrote a book called Violet Evergarden! I'm definitely going to follow it!
It's well-written, but I don't like it because it's filled with countless limitations and choices that literary youth inevitably face. Perhaps it's because we've seen so much of that in real life that we can't tolerate it when it comes to novels?
I haven't finished reading the free chapters yet, and suddenly I didn't want to continue. It felt like eating cotton candy—I'd actually eaten it, but there was no real sensation; it was bland and tasteless. Not my cup of tea. I'm off! I hope the author's writing gets better and better. See you again someday!