Shindu
Mediocre game transmigration yuri with system interference
It's a mediocre story at best. I found the majority of the second half just annoying to read through. The plot with the system at the end was just author farming surprises for the viewers. They were all foreshadowed and easy to understand, but that didn't make them any better or any less boring. The last 20 chapters felt just wasted, and the ending itself felt rushed. The extra chapter was nice, but not enough.
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Jiang Yang was a lead designer for a popular game company until she fell to her death while gathering inspiration for a new game. After waking up in a world of cultivation, she trained tirelessly to return to her original world, when a thread of fate pulled her into the world of an otome game.
Jiang Yang quickly realizes she is in the world of the very first game she had worked on. The thread of fate connected her to Stardew, the heroine of the game who is being bullied during her first year at the Royal Academy of Magic.
As the game progresses, Jiang Yang remembers the ridiculous story the game follows, and she decides that she can’t stand by while the game makes Stardew suffer. She helps Stardew deal with the flirtatious love interest of the original game, Crown Prince Miller, and even imparts her with some of her cultivation power. To protect Stardew from the game’s story, she even puts herself in danger. However, as Jiang Yang and Stardew’s relationship becomes closer, Jiang Yang realizes that the thread of fate connecting her and Stardew is not as simple as she imagined.
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