The Peerless Blood Princess of Gehenna

It's unclear whether the author is a newcomer, but this work is typical of a standard piece with some "newcomer's quirks," such as excessive and direct setup in the early stages and repeated emphasis on being a game. However, the plot and character development are decent and have room for improvement. P. S.: Please take a look at my work when you have time.

Having read this far, I humbly request permission, a mere junior high student, to offer my humble suggestions for this novel. I hope you can forgive my impetuousness: Whether it's a novel or a light novel, both are media disseminated through written words. Writers write and express meaning through written language. Various reasons mean that when humans use machines to do work on objects, they must transfer their own energy to the object and then expend additional energy to offset the loss—what we commonly call extra work. This is the most real drawback of machines. Words are a means of expression...

I don't know how to use the web interface, and my new book went straight to the review process before I even wrote a synopsis.

This is my first book, and there may be many immature aspects in terms of setting and writing style. I welcome everyone to provide feedback and discussion. Thank you to every reader of this book. I will continue writing.

Come on

I saw this book several months ago, but I didn't click on it because I wasn't familiar with the setting. The title, however, did leave an impression on me. When I saw it again, I initially thought it had been removed, but now it seems—the author is quite responsible.

I didn't spend any money on the three wells, and although I didn't get any new students, I'm still quite satisfied.

Archives are fairy tales for adults and a haven for the souls of middle-aged people.

Adding "peerless" before a skill... So cringeworthy.

It feels just like playing a game on VRChat.