i wasn't expecting the mushroom boss to just immediately bring the creepy level to the max. like, legitimately frightening.
sooo... nothing is real. the scientists were doing their whole vr play for... something? and he just pulled a whole earth out of his ass. alright, then.
is there romance/fl in this?
No. There are female characters but beyond them being family/friends/subordinates, there's no relationship.
What about that burn mark girl, their was clear indication of romance tho, does it not progress any further? Is she not the fl?
The closest we get to a female lead is the elven saint girl. And even then it's not really. He mostly treats her like a subordinate.
the whole house thing is weird. they're like, oh no, we have no architects. the art of making buildings has been lost. so when they visit the neighbouring country they're so amazed by people having nice buildings. and, yeah, maybe nobody would have tried building anything while the crazx tyrant was on the throne. but obviously he's been dead for a while now.
........and not once in 100 years did someone say, hey, maybe we can make an offer for a builder to immigrate here? maybe we should have some of our people apprentice away for a while? maybe we should look at one of the sturdier houses and attempt to replicate it?
the last one i read that had a title about 'being a sister of whoever' ended up with the brother being the ml and i'm so glad that didn't happen here. no incest here. safe to read.
What tittle?
Oh I know EXACTLY what that is... Disturbing af. Like basically they grew up together (surviving from a murderous family or something), treat each other as siblings (cause that's what they've been told, "SIBLINGS". And unraveled the truth that they were not), and then they were getting the hots for each other.... Dude....
okay, after getting past the initially bad (they get better) translations, i quite liked it. 1. it was interesting that there were two regressors. the time regression wasn't explained but i'm choosing to believe it was because they were twins and had basically the same overlapping wish at the moment of their death. or at least the later translations call them twins. magical twin stuff. 2. everybody had good character motivations. 3. i especially like how bitter our main character was. how she got worn down with it. she was relatable. i've read too many stories where the main character is just, i dunno how to say, like endlessly peppy or something, a go-getter, i-give-zero-shits-so-now-it's-my-way-or-the-highway type of person. which is fine for that but it's not relatable like patrizia was for me here.
I really liked how it switched POV's for a moment in the middle to see what it looked like from his side.
this is, well, not bad i guess, but it very much feels like she moves through the storyline doing not much at all. like, taking a walk and a guy shows up to add to the plot and then she moves along and the next guy shows up for the storyline. she's just kind of there and people are bickering about her in the background.
You've put what I've been feeling into words perfectly. I agree
I think this is the only transmigration work I've read where the original soul doesn't either just assimilate or disappear and i love it. Both of them are really living their best lives.
she's really raising the bar for actresses everywhere. not on the acting but must also be a horseback rider, an archery master, animal tamer, good at sleight of hand, etc.
the lack of nipples distracted me a little but i understand that they probably had to get past some censorship. aside from that, damn i can't believe they had to murder that man three separate times in a row. what is he, rasputin??