The Queen Who Fell Among the Corpses

[Light Palace Review] Reviewer: The book *The Fallen Empress* is one of the few that left me feeling completely lost. It's not that the book is particularly good or bad, but rather a somewhat bewildering and helpless feeling. Therefore, this review might be a bit subjective. My first impression was one of amazement. I must say, a great deal of effort was put into the prologue, to the point that after reading it, I thought perhaps I could try to follow along? Then, the first two chapters made me wonder if it was too early to make that decision. Honestly, even now I don't think the prologue and the main text are...

I initially loved this work because the author beautifully portrayed the atmosphere of a post-apocalyptic world where human life is cheap, highlighting the sense of insignificance under the radioactive clouds filling the sky, and depicting Orange Rain's hatred of injustice yet helplessness. However, the later parts greatly disappointed me, falling far short of my expectations. I could see the author's effort, but the Eastern Japan arc was somewhat unsettling. The author probably intended to express the idea that good triumphs over evil and the importance of kindness through the story of the two protagonists defeating powerful enemies, but it seemed to put the cart before the horse, emphasizing the battles themselves. The powerful characters often had arrogant but useless traits and habits, even standing still and letting you smash them to pieces...

After learning my lesson from Guangyu last night, I've decided to try to write fewer long reviews in the future, or even none at all. The reasons I write long reviews might be genuine praise for a work, or they might be criticism. There are a few reasons why I'm writing this long review for Shifei. First, I promised several people long reviews, and I've completed most of them; I can't break my promise for the rest (･ิϖ･ิ)っ Second, I genuinely have something to say. First of all, congratulations on your book being featured on the "Interesting Books Recommendation" page. This is a great opportunity to increase clicks and promote your work. And as usual—you can't become arrogant just because you've gained clicks; you still need to be honest about writing...

I can't get enough of this premise; it's truly brilliant. The male protagonist's initial resignation to his fate contrasts sharply with the old woman's curiosity. The appearance of the perpetual motion machine further enhances the novel's appeal! The contrast between the beginning and the end, the unexpected reality, and the protagonist's and most people's acceptance of their fate make this novel particularly outstanding! It's also clear that the author put a lot of effort into crafting the plot—no easy feat! I'm not good at writing reviews, but this is a great novel, absolutely worth reading. This is my heartfelt praise for this book!

The nature of humanity... Never mind, this isn't a pigeon anymore, it's a zombie.

This book features the main character from that very popular CG animation.

It's been a year.

I've had this book for years, but I still remember it, so I downloaded it again. I like it.

Tomb sweeping

Tomb sweeping and ashes cleaning