(Urban Superpowers + Combat and Power Progression + Academy Romance and Daily Life)
Five hundred years ago, a spatial quake that shook the universe descended upon the world.
Civilization was rebuilt atop the ruins, and those who wielded supernatural power came to be known as Ascendants.
Five hundred years later.
While everyone her age was preparing for their entrance exams with family and friends by their side, Bai Fan struggled to survive under the yoke of the mob, paying off the enormous debt left behind when her parents disappeared.
At last.
On the night she was about to pay off her debt, they dragged her into a death ritual.
Despair, betrayal, blood.
After her consciousness fell into hell,
"he" opened his eyes once more.
In the mirror was no longer the battered boy, but a girl with snowy hair and blue eyes.
Accept her fate?
No.
She would make those vermin pay.
She took revenge on the gang leader who had killed her, forcing him to repent for his crimes before he died.
She stopped a blood plague from spreading through the city and foiled a long-hatched cult conspiracy.
She entered the academy where her parents had once taught and made new friends.
"This time, I'll win everything."
The Abyss, the Present Realm, and the infernal interstice.
Ascendants, bone beasts, astral signs, and aether.
The mysterious worlds hidden behind reality were slowly opening up before her.
Years later.
The snow-haired girl known as the "Princess of Heavenly Feathers" stood in the hearts of countless people.
That day,
the person who had been by her side all along chose to leave without a word.
She raised her feather blade and blocked their path.
Looking at that stunned face, she gritted her teeth.
"I told you."
"I'm going to win everything that belongs to me."
"And that includes you!"
I don't see any resemblance to Apocalypse. At most, the worldview is similar—it's a semi-public, extraordinary world with a five-tiered system. The character design and writing style are completely different.
It's so well-written, shouldn't we just leave it at that?
The author is very courageous
I highly commend the author's attempt in this book. Indeed, the current market for pineapple bun-themed fiction is quite monotonous, and the author's attempt to innovate is commendable. They have broadened the genre's appeal, and their courage and initial intentions are praiseworthy. In particular, having the protagonist in male form engage in intimate scenes with the male lead requires considerable courage. However, having one's own ideas and dissatisfaction with mediocrity does not equate to "lack of brilliance." It is precisely because of the pursuit of difference and the avoidance of vulgarity that one must look beyond the so-called mundane plots to see their underlying brilliance. And this brilliance must be unearthed and expressed through different plots and themes...
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Why does it show 10 unread chapters every time you update?
A very good book with a novel premise and well-developed characters. However, the plot feels somewhat forced and the story progression is mechanical. The chapter where the protagonist awakens and finds himself in danger feels contrived. The senior sister's character also feels like a mere plot device. Nevertheless, these flaws don't detract from the overall quality of the book.
I was speechless after reading chapter 50. The protagonist knew the church was suspicious, yet he and that senior sister confidently went in? His trump cards were "My senior brother will save me" and "I'm from the Ruan family, they won't dare touch me"? Having a sense of justice doesn't mean being brainless. I regret subscribing to the whole thing. If the plot relies entirely on deus ex machina and the male lead saving the day, it's very boring.
I've read over 40 chapters so far, and I'm too tired to keep going. I'm also quite busy, so I'm just giving a quick review. I think the female lead's character is great, but I would say that some parts could be a little slower-paced. Also, the male lead seems to exist solely for the female lead and to save the day; he doesn't have his own soul. I think the soul of a character is the key to judging the quality of a work.