I, Jiang Yuxin, am reborn, a master of mind control, and I see all living beings as playthings in my palm... until one day, some idiot rushed onto the rooftop and "saved" me, in the middle of pondering the meaning of life, with a brutal flying tackle.
The craziest part? My vaunted power had absolutely no effect on him?
I, Chen Dongyang, can rewind time. After going through more than a dozen death loops in which I watched her fall from the building, I finally managed to save her in the most embarrassing way possible. Only then did I realize that this aloof young villainess might never have wanted to kill herself in the first place?
Now that the loop has been broken, the real trouble is only just beginning: the hidden side of the world where the bizarre lurks, the secret organization A.O.S.A. that monitors the universe, the looming threat of the "Endgame," twin sisters born to oppose each other, demon-slaying heirs bearing an ancient mission... One extraordinary being after another barges into their everyday lives.
(Transformation and marriage, male lead with a harem. Don't read if that's not your thing.)
The story of the wedding palace has become an ensemble piece, lol! Jiang Yuxin's perspective is becoming increasingly detached, which isn't good.
I suggest that from now on, the pineapple bun should replace the 🦔 cat eunuch cat's name.
The setting and context are too disconnected, causing the plot to go completely off the rails... The author's chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) spirit is burning, constantly praising the characters' abilities, along with all sorts of wonderful adjectives and compliments that make it a very enjoyable read. Keep it up!
Analysis of the humor: everyday life
At least give us a statement about whether or not to update it.
The first instance is about to destroy the world; let's see what you write next.
The writing style is hard to believe is from a newcomer. However, the pacing is too fast. The first event hasn't even ended yet, and it already feels like the series is nearing its end. It feels like it won't be long before it concludes, and the main characters' romantic storylines haven't even started to develop.
There are only about fifty chapters so far, and the first volume isn't even finished, so many plot points haven't been developed yet, so there's no rush to figure everything out. However, the world-building and writing style already show that the author has great ambition, which is exactly what's lacking in the current flood of light novels. It's giving off a "Dragon Raja" vibe, with each of the main characters shrouded in mystery. I'm looking forward to how the story unfolds.
I saw a post on a dating forum asking for urban fantasy/marriage stories, and that reminded me of this one. It's a shame it's so similar to this one.
If there's no news by National Day, then it's truly dead.