Reborn into A Slash Game

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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Suo Fei, a veteran NEET has spent three days and three nights strategizing his way through the highly explicit H danmei game masterpiece “Yalance”. Furthermore, he was able to capture all nine little shous from the nine great races. However, as the final, 10P feast was approaching, he unexpectedly transmigrated. He transmigrated into the real country of Yalance…
Suo Fei: Hey, hey, hey, can you delete these files and let me restart? What the hell did Laozi transmigrate into!
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One entry per line重生到搅基游戏
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08/31/20 | Chrysanthemum Garden | extra 81 (end) |
08/29/20 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c80 |
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08/07/20 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c69 |
08/05/20 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c68 |
08/03/20 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c67 |
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- Our MC Suo Fei transmigrates into the body and life of Sofey, an elf who’s destined to be cannon fodder in this fantasy world of Yalance, which seems to show some differences from the world of the slash-game SF had played before dying... the sweet shous are now gongs, the ML Samael is too sticky with what’s supposed to be a cannon fodder character, and the H scenes are all messed up!
- SF’s father in Yalance is Grantlyn, and he pulls a real d*ck move by destroying their special tree that was said to bestow the elves their power. He even kills SF’s mother in the process, prompting the main story and motivation: somewhere, somehow, Suo Fei will resurrect or bring back his mother in this world.
- He saves the life of badboy and fallen angel-type emo hunk Samael who’s the original game protagonist, and we now have our ML. Samael has a cool Divine Artifact that everyone wants and blood powers and he totally wants to bang SF.
- In the process of traveling, making friends and meeting enemies, SF and Samael discover SF’s hidden elf powers of healing! But whaaaa, in the world of Yalance, the specialties of the races are pretty well-determined—the elves have longevity; beastkin have strength; celestials, humans, and trolls have their own things etc.—so what’s going on?
- What’s going on, as revealed to SF by Grantlyn, is this:
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- So now SF and Samael have to use Samael’s Asura Blade to
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- The only way to bring balance again is
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- The couple knows they’ve saved Yalance
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signaling a new beginning.
Why I liked it:Yalance was once the place where 5 people of 5 races traveled to find what they were “missing” from their homeland; they were seduced by the seemingly endless possibilities in Yalance given to them by the native dragons and sylphs, but as their populations grew alongside tensions, war broke out that killed out all the dragons and nearly all sylphs, and afterwards the survivors and their powers became “shackled” by the artifacts that originally bestowed their powers, like the elves’ tree that Grantlyn destroyed. Thus, they became limited: the elves lost their long lifespans, beastkin lost magic powers, celestials lost their ability to reproduce, etc...
prevent Grantlyn and the demon king Linde from destroying all the arifacts and destroying Yalance for good. Only problem is, the full potential of the blade can only be unlocked when Samael is “awakened”, because as it turns out, before even the plot of the original game, Samael was always the reborn Dragon God of Destruction Launay who led the charge against the invaders. However, the invading races grew too quickly for the dragons and the dragons were defeated, the last god using his power to cast a curse on Yalance that all the enemy races would be trapped in this world forever.
to resurrect the dragons, but doing that requires the Asura Blade to be awakened, and the condition for awakening is “Samael must be betrayed by his love”. With no other choice, SF knows he needs to betray Samael by controlling Samael’s body to kill him with the blade.
and the dragons when, recovering from the shock of betrayal and mother-ex-machina that saves Suo Fei’s life, they find in the abyss a little dragon egg just hatching,
- Suo Fei is simultaneously hilarious and also a deeply emotional person, leading to dozens of great quotes that make you laugh and cry
- Some lovely explicit scenes (although I’m forever miffed that 1 of our few H scenes is taken up by a side character who doesn’t ever reappear!)
- On the topic of side characters, I truly enjoyed the personalities in Suo Fei and Samael’s little adventuring posse, and the enemies and allies were not all cookie-cutter stereotypes; there was some good subversion that left you guessing what everyone’s true motives would be.
- The chemistry you feel between MC and ML is excellent, such that you pump your fist in the air when SF turns down a suitor and sob when their love is threatened. It felt like a medium-fast burn but used its great potential in Samael’s mysterious backstory to build up their characterization together.
- Overall a great fantasy adventure complete with plenty of tropey goodness but also some scenes that are downright gut-wrenching. I hope to read more from this author <3
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