빙의자를 위한 특혜(The Perks of Being an S-Class Heroine)

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The protagonist lives in a world where people keep disappearing, with the one thing in common being the phones they leave behind having a weird spam message about buying life insurance for their next life. The protagonist gets hit by a truck shortly after receiving the same message, and in her dying moments ends up accepting the payment for the life assurance (which is super cheap in her previous world’s currency anyways). Once she dies she ends up getting whisked away to the “reincarnation office” where 1000s of people are lined up to get assigned to random “novels” with varying difficulty levels, and it’s now the protagonist’s turn to be shuttled off to some random novel. However the protag has read like every novel imaginable so she chooses what she considers to be the “easiest” genre, a romance novel about raising a child. However instead of getting what she asked for, she ends up getting an S-rank difficulty action fantasy time loop story, and one that exclusively has tons of suffering and endless time loops that is extremely painful to read, but at least she’s a cute girl with pink hair! Thankfully however since she bought the life insurance package she should have no troubles facing this horrible novel’s story!

This is a fairly nice action fantasy romance(?) story where a girl spends like 12 years in a tutorial preparing for the extremely unfair bullshit difficulty that awaits her later on in her life, and in order to protect the male lead that has to suffer infinitely in terrible time regression loops breaking his mind. Most of the early portions of the work is the protagonist going through tons of dungeons and towers slowly improving her stats and skills while chatting with the gods in the transmigration office through system windows. Later on the work has the protagonist just swooping in to save the damsel-in-distress male lead instead, although he does have a little bit of powers of his own.

The work is just fairly well done overall and is pleasant to read through. Although she’s a little too much of an OP oretuee protagonist that just straight up destroys everything with little to no setbacks. Would recommend if you want a chill read through while turning your brain off I guess.

Also the protagonist semi-regularly puts her hair up into twinbraids which is really great too (personally).