This is a very interesting story. Not only is the plot intriguing but the build up to the mysteries that surround the MC is really well done.

Every chapter is like a tiny step closer to MC finding out what world she has chosen to live in. And it is one that will ultimately break her as the title and summary seem to suggest.

I am loving this story a lot and most of all I am looking forward to new chapters. I get more questions and no answers but that is... more>> what keeps you invested.

I want to find out how MC gets her magic in a world where woman don't get it and why she keeps regressing. And who is this author that despises her?

These are just questions I get from reading the summary and looking at that beautiful cover. Let alone when you read the story!

So ofcourse more questions come up but anyways you'll have to read and find out yourself !

Ten out of ten would recommend this. <<less

It's an unique story with a novel idea, but it's late bloomer. The story set in a world where women are heavily discriminated. The plot is intriguing but the beginning is unimpressive and dawdles too much. You need to read pass chapter 20 to get to the fun part.

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Spoiler

After 100 iterations, MC finally forsakes everything and jumps in front of the running train, which unexpectedly opens a new path. She run away from her family, embarks on an adventure, meet new people and makes friends. She shows remarkable courage and strength to not give up even in the hopeless situation and manages to create miracle, but it's not all roses. There are moments of laughter and happiness, but also tears and despair, which makes the story alive.

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While some arcs are brilliantly written, some are just average. There are times when the crucial questions are not answered immediately, but only after 30-40 chapters later, as if the author forgot to address it and only remember it late. The naming of the characters is also another concerning issue. Author mixed names from mythologies, religions and history without proper basis and understanding, thus creating confusions.

Update: The feminist vibe is getting stronger in recent chapters. Also, although the romance is subtle, but the other party is technically a woman too, so unless the gender changes later, this is a yuri. <<less