Cecilia's New Legend of Heroes

At the end of Volumes 1 and 2, new illustrations of Cecilia have been added. Feel free to check them out!

Yao Yao has been diagnosed, so... She's currently completely powerless.

Let me briefly review *Cecilia's New Heroic Legend*. A treasure. This book is definitely a treasure. Clean, concise, refreshing, and enjoyable. My first reaction after reading it was, wow, how can it be written so well! The key is that the author didn't charge a fee, which is a real bargain for a freeloader like me. Purely written out of love, I admire that. The pacing is fast, but very well controlled and precise. Various events intertwine, yet it doesn't feel chaotic. The author wrote with great care and seriousness, knowing what they wanted to write and how to write it. The plot twists are interesting, making for an excellent reading experience. Especially this plot setup, where the protagonist unknowingly becomes...

Hmm, I read over 500 chapters three years ago, and these past few days I've picked it up again and it's over 900. However, I've forgotten most of the earlier plot, so I'm just skimming through and reviewing. Overall, while the protagonist is relatively weak in the early stages, his character is well-developed, the level of combat involved is significant, and the world-building is quite vast. It's just a bit padded, like constantly opening up new levels, and this happens over several chapters. Another problematic aspect is that he can recall countless lifetimes and freely switch bodies (of course, this happens after chapter 500), and have relationships with people from countless past lives (his appearance and gender can change at will)...

I've finished reading the currently updated 800+ chapters, and to be honest... I personally think it's perfect. The narrative style of *Cecilia* (short for Cecilia) is similar to Japanese light novels; simply put, the plot moves quickly, unlike many light novels that suffer from the common problems of excessive description and setting, ornate language, but empty plots, slow and uninteresting development, and overly pandering to the audience, resulting in shallow and lacking depth. I was drawn to *Cecilia* by its title; the name "New Hero Legend" is very appealing to passionate readers, evoking vivid imagery and excitement! In the first 255 chapters, the protagonist is still slowly developing, and some might have reservations...

This book is one of the best I've read. Perhaps because the author is Taiwanese, there's a significant difference between this fantasy genre and the ones I've read before, which gave it a fresh feel. Although it's a story of heroes and demon kings, the content is captivating and keeps you wanting more. The writing is clear and logical, full of exciting moments yet maintaining a solid foundation. Personally, I think it's a rare gem, and I hope the author continues writing. We can wait, but if the author stops writing... *Sobs* (PS: This is my first book review; please leave comments if there are any inaccuracies, and please don't make irresponsible remarks.)

We first met in junior high, now we're in university. Time flies like an arrow; it feels like a lifetime ago. Now I've truly watched it all from childhood to adulthood. Thank you to the author for accompanying me all the way.

I only found out a few days ago while watching anime that the author's portrait was taken from Oda Nobuna's Ambition.

Wow! Author! The new cover is great! Cecilia looks divine! Her purity is overflowing!!

The opening leaves the reader in suspense, and as he grows up, his perspective expands, revealing a parallel world and providing a clear understanding of the plot. The most heartwarming aspect is the maid's unique perspective, a style I admire in novels. It makes the reader feel like the protagonist is part of the story, clearly witnessing his growth. Some comments suggest the protagonist is likable to both men and women, but I simply say that in the face of absolute love, who cares about gender? I enjoy writing pure love, yet I struggle to describe that intense affection. Is the feeling of unrequited love a contrast? No. Is some love a slow, steady stream? No. Pure love isn't just between two people...