Queen of a Reversed World

I think the female lead has a good personality and isn't exactly a saint. The female protagonist is a modern person with over 20 years of education. Does that mean she can be changed or abandoned simply by entering the Main God Space? My values ​​are already set; this is impossible.

The female lead is not a saint. Not being ruthless and decisive ≠ being a saint The only thing about the protagonist that can be considered saintly is his resurrection of Xia Xiaoyu. The reason for reviving Xia Xiaoyu was that her soul happened to be preserved, and Sadako still had a chance to be revived, so she did it conveniently.

My new book, "The Survival Game on the Tip of Your Tongue," has been released.

Why does everyone demand that the protagonist be ruthless and decisive in killing? The protagonist isn't exactly a saint; kindness is such a precious thing in a survival crisis. I once read a quote in a neighboring post-apocalyptic novel: "Kindness is the right of the strong." The female lead is already considered strong, so why should she be cold-blooded according to your demands?

Queen of the Rebellion It wasn't very good at first because there were some obvious logical inconsistencies, but the author's writing gradually improved, and it got better and better towards the end. Although it's an infinite flow novel, it's not a complete copy of the setting from "Infinite Terror."

Glancing at the comments section, it's all about whether the female lead is a saint or not... But the biggest problem with this book is clearly its idiocy; none of the main characters have the intelligence of a normal human being, I'm speechless.

I don't know why, but reading this book always felt a bit awkward. Also, the author kept emphasizing how sentimental the female lead was, but in the end, the people who died to save her lost their souls, like Han Yulan, while the people who harmed her became powerful figures, like Xia Xiaoyu. I don't really understand the author's values.

I read "Rebellious Queen" several years ago, and after finishing it, I was absolutely blown away! I loved it so much! It's an infinite flow novel with a female protagonist! And there's no romantic pairing! It's a novel I've been longing for for so long, and I haven't read anything I like better since.

The female lead is pretentious. It seems the author designed her to be pretentious; when a seasoned person casually remarks, "Your room doesn't look like a girl's room," she crosses her arms and looks down at them with an air of superiority, saying, "Am I disappointing you?" Holy crap?! Isn't this just normal conversation? He was just asking casually, why are you pretending?

One person's opinion is not reliable; personal observation is the primary consideration. Well, personally, I feel this is a simplistic novel. Regardless of the foreshadowing or anything else, it can't hide the fact that this book isn't the kind of book you'd like from beginning to end.