Blood and Transformation: Journey to Another World

For those of you just starting to read this, let me tell you, the protagonist is just a pawn manipulated by a self-important, god-like figure named Yu. In the end, the protagonist loses a ton of things and defeats everyone else. Meanwhile, Yu continues to enjoy his toys, like Chaika the Coffin Princess. The whole book is just Yu's damned, invincible, arrogant self-absorbed amusement. I felt inexplicably angry after reading it. Honestly, I really hope Yu dies a horrible death!

One line each, dedicated to the characters I love and hate: Ye: Defying fate is out of the question. Just rest when you're tired; it's all over now anyway. Haoyue·Tartaria: Love for someone is etched deep in my heart; nothing else matters. Urushihara Saki: After Master Wu, there will be no more Master Wu. Givynia Sorel: Fate is a mysterious thing. Si Nanying: There will always be some incredibly lucky idiots everywhere. Si Nanxiao: First love is wonderful, but it ends too soon. Xiaodie: I miss that little girl who didn't wear panties. Irene Sena & Alice Sena: The beginning of the Bento King era; may you be happy in the underworld. Fiatz: ...

First, when I saw this book, what initially attracted me was the blood. Then, seeing the list of impressions, VIP status, and nearly 2 million words made me want to click. The author then captivated me from the very beginning for three reasons: 1. The unusual time period. Most time-travel novels are set in a magical medieval world, or in ancient martial arts or cultivation settings. Supernatural power novels are mostly set in the modern or future, but this author's Republican-era setting was something I'd never seen before, which gave me a great sense of novelty. The writing was also very emotional; it's hard to believe this is the author's debut work. 2. Large breasts. The literal meaning is...

Author, I'm sending you razor blades so you can get rich, okay? While tragedies are indeed memorable, and the ending wasn't exactly a tragedy, it still leaves me feeling so unsatisfied. It would have been better if we'd all just died together. There are so many regrets, so many debts... 👿 Too many debts, yet no chance to make amends. The Alice sisters, Si Nan, the Sick Spider... Ye lost so much, but what did she gain? Did she truly live?

The author has very unique ideas, a real gem among pineapple buns (in a good way). The battle scenes have a JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stand battle feel; you won't understand them if you don't think carefully. The length of each part is also good, quite long, with most chapters costing 9 Fire Coins (I recharged my account halfway through). It's a clash of titans (laughs), with various scenes of internal organs being ripped out, limbs being severed, and then regrowing back—all acceptable. Mai's cry of "Come on, Gustav!" During her final battle with Gustav in the last few chapters has a similar tragic feel to Jolyne's cry of "Come on, Father Pucci!" During her final battle. The ending is a true ending; a total annihilation ending would have been better, leaving the main character...

Are there any censored versions available? I'm looking for them.

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It's clear that xk-sensei put a lot of effort into the character settings; most of the previously mentioned plot points are eventually resolved. Therefore, I'm curious: how many of the five hundred forms and two hundred forms of the Nightfall Style actually appear in the story? Besides that, how can Saki's other systematic fighting skills be categorized? Below is a summary of my observations, arranged in numerical order. If the text provides a detailed description of a move, I will provide my own summary. ======== (Nightfall Style - Five Hundred Forms) Form Three - Sky Walk: Achieves airwalking through incredible explosive power. Form Six...

Book recommendation material, tagged: [Isekai, Depressing]

I used a secondary account to write this review. I deleted my main account review because I didn't give it ten stars (it was on Chongjiao). Looking back, what was I thinking when I first started reading? No fanservice, not really moe, just gender-swap, yandere, and later, the mentally challenged Ying. I was also looking forward to more fanservice and had this inexplicable feeling of wanting to give it a try. I was completely convinced to keep reading by the youngest son of the Sima family's forbearance, and then I slowly got into it, becoming obsessed with what to expect. The plot, from the sisters' racing to Ned's Spring, became increasingly to my liking, until Winnie's murder of her relatives...