The transmigrator Great Demon King has died yet again.
After losing her memories and being reborn as a skeleton, she accidentally inherits the System belonging to the [Hero], along with the Hero's daughter, who is still nursing!
"Hey, hey, hey, why does this damn System turn me from a skeleton into a saintly beauty?"
"Heh heh heh, that's the only way you'll become a Saintess and atone for the sins of your previous life in all kinds of R18 scenarios..."
In her previous life, she was the calamity of the world, the "Pale Disaster."
In this life, she'll cheat, lie, and swindle as a skeleton, defy heaven's will, and become the greatest Saintess and Lord of the Undead!
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(At the time of this review, the novel was updated to the end of Chapter 46 (the end of Volume 1).) Generally speaking, I don't think it's a good idea to write a long review for a work that has just finished one volume, and my own literary criticism skills aren't very good. However, since the author invited me, and this book is indeed a very promising seedling, I'll still offer a brief evaluation. I hope this review can serve as a starting point, prompting others to provide better evaluations. First, as mentioned in the previous short review section, this book uses a method similar to a keyword system in CRPGs to highlight common terms in the book's world-building. I...
It's quite interesting to write, but the abundance of keywords at the beginning is rather off-putting. It gets much better after about ten chapters. Hopefully, it won't be canceled.
I bet this book will gain over a thousand views within a few days.
Shadowverse, Magic: The Gathering, Arknights, Warcraft, League of Legends... This is quite a collection of games, which makes reading the book feel very familiar.
Returning after two years, I discovered that many of the book's settings came from Magic: The Gathering. Just wanted to commemorate this.
Does the author remember the end of chapter 48? It's already past chapter 20!
When will it be available?
Is it a one-on-one or harem story? Who are the main characters' romantic partners?
The sheer number of terms is making my head spin. Could the author please slow down and introduce these terms a bit more gradually? While such excellent terminology is indeed rare, wouldn't it be better to proceed step by step?
This book perfectly touched my heartstrings; there were no dramatic highs or lows, just tears welling up in my eyes.