I'm a Reincarnated Undead Girl, Timid Yet Strong

It was my grandma's birthday, so I went to her house. I probably won't be updating tonight.

After finishing *The Elf Forest*, I felt like I'd been given a dose of poison. The character development in this volume made me uncomfortable. The protagonist lacked purpose, his character was hollow, and Yulim's intelligence seemed to have been forcibly reduced; his goals and stances were completely illogical. First of all, why did he have to take the Godslayer Sword as a birthday present? Anyone who didn't know better would think he'd done extensive research and preparation, only to just barge in headfirst. Did he really think he was invincible? The protagonist's stance was also baffling; he didn't think before he charged into the elves, slaughtering them without a second thought. Anyone who didn't know better would think he had some deep-seated grudge. If you think killing without reason is the right thing to do, then you simply have incompatible values. ...

South of the vast Sigrili Grassland lies the verdant Elf Forest, home to a noble and elegant race of elves. Blessed by nature, they were endowed with beauty by the Creator, protected by the Forest God, and bathed in the sacred sunlight. They took pride in their faith in nature and aspired to live as long as the heavens, thus committing a grave error. The killing of a god became the final turning wheel of their destiny. Their delicacies and wines were coveted, and their long lives and beauty attracted the covetous eyes of slave traders. This beautiful race lost their safe haven, and with their long lives, they wrote...

I'm too tired, I'll take a break today.

Having finished the first volume, I'd like to offer some personal opinions on the characters' actions. Overall, the first volume is relatively complete, but completely bland... As bland as water. The theme of the first volume: A Birthday Gift! It's a hodgepodge of tropes, a silly main cast, and a relatively serious story and main plot, which feels somewhat incongruous when combined. The author says it leans towards a silly style, but only the main characters are silly; the plot is serious, and even the Demon King's story might be a serious one filled with tragic fate. Don't add tropes in serious situations, specifically referring to the Elf Prince's final arrow piercing the star. The author has mentioned the issue of reduced intelligence...

Oh no, did we miss updating a chapter on Monday one week?! No wonder the comments section was full of people saying the steamed buns looked like...

Hey~ Sorry, I had a great time during the National Day holiday... (Eyes wandering) I'm sorry! I'm guilty!!!

It's been more than half a year, and Coffin Sauce still hasn't successfully transformed into human form.

That's awesome!

Sweep the tombstones and sneak some offerings while you're at it.