Supernatural Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches

诡异模拟：我的化身全是S级魔女 · Original Chinese title

Also known as: Bizarre Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches, Strange Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches, Weird Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches, 诡异模拟：我的化身全是S级魔女

By 橘汁含量

★★★★★ 4.2 21 ratings

chinese Web Novel

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My Thoughts on Supernatural Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches

Alright, let's dive into "Supernatural Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches." This title is a mouthful, but trust me, the story is quite the ride. After spending some time with it, I've got a pretty good feel for what makes it tick.

First Impressions

From the get-go, the premise is intriguing. We're talking reincarnation, a leveling system, and SCP-esque anomalies all rolled into one. Our protagonist finds herself in a rather unique predicament, stuck in the body of an anomaly detained by a bureau. It's a fast-paced start, throwing you headfirst into a world of magic, mystery, and potential world-ending threats.

What Works Well

What I really appreciate is the worldbuilding. The author has crafted a detailed and engaging universe with its own set of rules and bizarre entities. The characterization is another strong point. The concept of the MC resurrecting or taking over bodies of various anomalous entities, turning them into witches with their own distinct personalities, is brilliant. These witches, forming a hive mind, lead to some truly entertaining interactions and a unique multi-POV experience. It's not just a single character's journey; it's a collective, each witch adding their flavor to the overall narrative. The action sequences are well-written, and the dialogue keeps things lively. The story does a great job of constantly introducing new elements, preventing it from growing stale.

Areas of Concern

Now, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. The yuri aspects are... noticeable. It sometimes feels like the story leans a little too heavily into the "wow, that woman is hot" territory, which can feel a bit awkward. It doesn't necessarily detract from the overall experience, but it's definitely a prominent feature that might not be everyone's cup of tea.

⚠️ Spoiler Warning

Be aware that the original story was taken down, so there won't be an official ending.

Final Verdict

Despite its slightly awkward romantic inclinations and the unfortunate news about its cancellation, "Supernatural Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches" is a thoroughly entertaining read. The unique premise, strong worldbuilding, and engaging characters make it a worthwhile dive for fans of action, fantasy, and stories with a twist. I'm sad that it won't get a proper ending, but I still enjoyed the ride.

Synopsis

After transmigrating into a world overrun by ghost stories and anomalous creatures, Su Modie not only became a porcelain doll-like, beautiful yet fragile, sickly girl, but was also contained by the Salvation Organization under the classification of an S-Rank anomalous entity, imprisoned within a reinforced concrete fortress deep beneath the sea. Yet Su Modie didn’t mind, because she had discovered that as long as she closed her eyes, those witches condensed from fear, desire, and authority would open their bewitching eyes on the other side of the world. They were walking embodiments of forbidden beauty, and also the string puppets dancing at Su Modie’s fingertips. Each witch possessed a completely different form and ability. Complete missions, light up the skill tree, constantly upgrade and evolve. One after another, beautiful and powerful S-Rank witches emerged like bamboo shoots after the rain— “The Pleasure Witch immerses New York in a peach-colored abyss?” “The Fear-Devouring Witch gnaws the Golden Gate Bridge down to the last scrap?” “The Slaughter Witch rules the battlefield, weaving the enemy’s nightmares with threads of blood?” “The Domination Witch turns the organization’s executives into traitors, becoming her loyal dogs beneath her skirts?” Alarms blared in the radio broadcasts one after another. Employees whispered about Su Modie’s avatars, some in fear, some in admiration, and some in wariness. But they would never know that the true culprit behind it all was that uselessly cute girl chained and restrained, who did nothing all day except act spoiled, act adorable, and wait to be fed. Su Modie said nothing, only burying her face into the pillow, single-mindedly continuing her simulation game: “Let’s start a new account… This time I’ll try a different evolution path.”

Supernatural Simulation: All My Avatars Are S-Rank Witches

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