The Apocalypse Arrived, and the System Turned Me into an Anime Girl

Regarding transformation stories, as long as it's not a mindless harem, it's fine. Because the audience for "yuri" (lesbian) transformation stories is slightly larger than for "marriage" transformation stories, there are more authors. With more authors, it's inevitable that some poorly written, mindless harem stories will emerge, leading some readers to develop a prejudice against "yuri" transformation stories. But this isn't the case; after all, there are also mindless marriage stories and stories with excessive fanservice. The main appeal of transformation stories is the transformation plot and the protagonist's complex inner struggles, interspersed with various cute and humorous moments to attract readers. The simplest transformation story to write is one-on-one "yuri" transformation, then one-on-one "marriage" transformation, and then one-to-many "yuri" transformation (one-to-many "marriage" is more common in female-oriented fiction...).

Blank needs a transformation and upgrade. First of all, let me clarify: I read this book using my main account, this is just a secondary account. My main account isn't linked to a phone number, so I'm commenting using my secondary account. When I first joined SF, I read "Apocalyptic Second Dimension Lottery System," but I only read half of it before stopping. After that, I read this book, but I only got halfway through before going to school, and when I got home, I forgot about it. My current progress on this book is the "Heaven Shatters and Earth Shatters" chapter. Later, I accidentally read "After Transmigrating, I Became My Sisters' Unapproachable" (also only halfway through), and discovered that these three books are by the same author. So, after several...

Seeing there weren't any book reviews, I knew my chance had come (just kidding). Because I saw that Blank's book was recommended, I came here with a cocky grin to write a review (just kidding). Actually, I'm just here to ride the wave (probably), after all, I'm a nobody. Of course, maybe I just really wanted to write a review. But a review written by me is destined to be unserious. Okay, I admit I'm definitely not good at writing book reviews; all I can do is be silly and cute. But I still wish Blank continued success in his writing, and that he ascends to great heights soon, so we can all share in his glory. (Don't forget to give me a chapter recommendation when he does, I want a whole chapter dedicated to it...)

I have a draft in reserve... I only have 40,000 words right now, I'll wait until it reaches 90,000 before updating again to get the full attendance bonus...

By the way, which website did the author go to?

I only just realized the 176 issue... I thought there was a bug with the word count... Repeated 3 times... I'll give you two free chapters as compensation after that...

To cut to the chase, my main reasons for reading this book are twofold: firstly, it's the only Shana yuri novel I've found that's above average; secondly, the author emphasizes the protagonist's unwavering kindness from the very beginning, which is truly captivating amidst a sea of ​​dark and anti-human post-apocalyptic stories. Based on these two points alone, I and others who share the same sentiment will continue to subscribe and support this book. However, I must admit that, in my opinion, this book doesn't offer many other highlights. In terms of plot, with so many excellent post-apocalyptic works to follow, this book falls short. The control of the plot and the writing style—whether it's simplistic or sophisticated—need further refinement...

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It erupted

I went to bed at 2 AM and woke up at 7 AM, it was a real headache.