[Gender Bender] [Chasing Him After the Breakup]
Also known as My Hero Comes from New Game Plus and Did My Wrong Choice Make Me Rewind Again?
As the holy maiden of the Divine Church and a transmigrator, Sylphiel prays devoutly.
She hopes to summon a hero who is a beautiful girl!
But reality is cruel. When the light fades, an ordinary man stands before her.
Disappointed though she is, she decides to pretend to be nice to the hero and show him just enough affection to make him think she likes him.
Once he has saved the world and is no longer useful, she'll betray him brutally and leave him to die without a grave, then seize the sweet rewards of his hard-fought victory for herself.
She'll be crowned the new world's god!
She fantasizes about a wonderful future, but the hero simply raises his hand and slaps her!?
What is going on!? Why doesn't he like me? How can he be indifferent to a beautiful girl like me!?
Sylphiel sinks deeper and deeper, until she ends up as his devoted admirer instead?
And she discovers that this hero comes from a future after she betrayed him?
He's a reborn cheater with a ridiculous advantage!
Sweating buckets, she now has to face these options:
"Fire Poker" "The Holy Maiden Seizes the Future!" "This Is Your Atonement!"
This book is a collection of the heroine's defeats
Can you please stop with the backtracking... Every time there seems to be a breakthrough in the relationship, there's a backtracking, and if this happens seven or eight times, it's just too bland. After over 100 chapters, the relationship between the main characters hasn't progressed at all; in fact, it's regressed... The agonizing plot has lost its flavor. When it's revealed, it feels like the male lead already likes the female lead, but there's no transition, and then he's just pushed into a ditch two chapters later... It's become agonizing for the sake of agonizing.
I never imagined that the tags "marriage change" and "chasing after the husband" could be combined in a female protagonist novel...
The male protagonist in the first playthrough is truly a useless little lobster; he cares about nothing but fighting. He failed to protect any of his good teammates, who all sacrificed themselves for him. He even let one of the teammates he reformed go to charge the mid-boss's fountain, while keeping all the bad teammates by his side. The female protagonist also seemed mentally unstable later on. In RPGs, not completing side quests and teammate missions will result in a bad ending.
It's entertaining, but it's not good if the female lead only suffers setbacks. It would be more interesting if there were other characters wanting to be with her, while the male lead distanced himself from her, thus triggering his sense of crisis. There should be elements of being "trained" and also some sweet moments.
I was initially quite sad to see Silphiel being thrown off a cliff by the hero, but then I thought about what she did before – wasn't it just green worms? Now I understand. → Abdominal pound 😅
The updates are as slow as a snail's pace. I'll wait until it reaches 500,000 before checking again; it feels like that'll be a long time.
The author changed their account to write about becoming a 100-year-old.
It feels like a male protagonist story where a female character is in love with the male protagonist, so the author should clarify this to avoid readers getting hooked.
Why did it suddenly switch to the princess's perspective? I can accept the male and female leads' perspectives, but this feels like a completely different novel; it's really confusing.
I hope the male lead won't be portrayed as a fickle, indecisive character like in most reunion stories. If the female lead tries to redeem herself, the male lead will be subjected to even more criticism from readers.