
Becoming the School Beauty and Raising a Catgirl at a Yuri School in the Underworld
在冥界的百合女校变成校花养猫娘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Review of "From Girl to School Beauty with Cats in a Yuri Girls' School in the Underworld"
Review of "From a Yuri Girls' School in the Underworld to a Catgirl": This novel is incredibly imaginative; such a theme is rarely seen. These days, time-travel novels are everywhere; everyone's writing about time travel. They're all the same: suddenly transported to a Western fantasy world, a typical overpowered, wish-fulfillment story—nothing new. While this novel does have a similar plot point where the protagonist dies in a car accident and then travels to another world, it essentially breaks free from the typical time-travel novel mold. The protagonist doesn't actually travel to another world after the accident; he truly dies and ends up in the so-called underworld, where the dead go. The setting of this underworld is also very interesting; each…
Whoever the protagonist befriends suffers... It's written like a blood-soaked princess story. The synopsis looks good, and the tag isn't depressing.
When did you write another book?
Speaking of this book's synopsis, it always seemed like a healing story. However, I don't know if it's because I've read too many novels, but I always felt that Heaven was actually rife with some kind of sinister conspiracy, and that many students died or something. Later, the female protagonist falls into Hell and then fights her way back to Heaven, or someone else comes out and fights their way back to Heaven and meets the female protagonist.
Very good, long live yuri!
Where do all these conspiracies and schemes come from? They all start as soon as the protagonist arrives, as if they wouldn't even begin if the protagonist didn't come. This book is poorly written; it's not as good as "Raising a Dragon Loli."
I've finally found a book that suits my taste!
I haven't read it, but judging from the title and brief reviews, it sounds like it would be good.
This concept is incredibly imaginative: the afterlife is devoid of men, filled entirely with cute girls, and angelic lolis flying everywhere.
It's terrifying to think about.