Deadly Love

What truly left a deep impression on me about this work wasn't the grand conspiracy, but rather the necromancer, Ars, who was always calmly calculating money. Her behavior, especially her almost obsessive focus on payment, initially seemed perplexing, even slightly mercenary. However, through a carefully interwoven past event—the illness and death of Ars's father, Green—the author imbued her "demands" with a heavy weight and a heartbreaking realism. Ars's obsession with money was rooted in a bitter childhood. Her father, Green, suffered from a serious illness (cancer). The special medicine that sustained his life was extremely expensive, each bottle like...

The entire text is permeated with subtle emotions—joy, sorrow, anger, and worry—flowing smoothly from beginning to end. Two idealists struggle between reality and society, and between love. Author, your skill is truly remarkable. Having read your previous works, this is a masterpiece. The author's writing is delicate and fluid, subtly revealing the relationship between the male and female protagonists through details and actions—a rarity in today's artificially sweetened narratives. Many readers might perceive it as the writing style of a pretentious, artsy type, but that's not the case. Rather, this style is essential for the background and the overall story to effectively convey the emotional clashes and the sublimation of love. Brilliant...

Hey bro, I got three more monthly passes!

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I didn't open the blog for months before the college entrance exam, then rushed in after the exam, busy playing games, working a summer job, and only now have I finally opened Pineapple Bun's blog. And then I realized it hasn't updated much... You're unbeatable, kids!

Friends, are there any other transmigration stories like this one that meticulously depict the world-building and delicately portray the protagonist's psychological transformation? The story of the female lead's transformation from a love-starved necromancer to a true saint is so touching. I want to read more.

It's a pleasant surprise to find such a high-quality piece of writing on blb; reading it feels like watching the anime *Friland: The Movie*. The plot is tightly woven, with no fluff, just pure substance. The character development is superb; every supporting character has their own story and is very well-rounded. Looking forward to the ending!

Are you a god, updating so many times?

The author finally won the revival round!

Here's a braised duck for you; I hope the book survives this summer.