Sing Crier

It hooked me like a piece of bent and barbed metal stabbed in my face.

Don't have a clue about what's going on but I like this story! Didn't understand the ending of the second chapter though, hopefully that gets explained.

Hopefully you'll update more frequently, that's my only issue with this story!

You get full marks because although you're only three chapters in at the moment, the potential of this story is high. 

Don't give up on this story, if you do the new addicts/readers like I will go into withdrawal and die from lack of consumption. 

An entertaining read. The beginning of the story starts out very strong and attention grabbing. Though the emotions the story gives out is very bleak and desperate, the protagonist's strange cheerfulness makes her despair-filled situation charming and fun. Though it borrows the idea of the Japanese Isekai genre, it has its own genuine original spin on it. This work is definitely worth taking a look at! 

Well done. Chapter 1 and 2 could use a bit of fluff when it comes to describing the setting, though. 

Ps. The 8bit art is a nice touch.

 It's been a long time since I've been this impressed with the presentation of a story in BBCode format.

This is an amazing story written by a very lovely person. Please read it when you have the chance; you won't be disappointed. 

Review from chapter 17 to 18 as the latest nyaa~

Sing Crier isn't your usual isekai web novel. You follow the story of a 14-year old girl who had died and reincarnated to the world of Myriad World Online, into her game avatars. This isn't an OP story off the bat, it has the potential but the author isn't tapping on it just yet.

This novel, you aren't being spoon-fed with information. You may able to get some of the stuff going on, others you just have to re-read the chapters to connect the dots. Quoting one of the readers, Sing Crier is like Dark Souls in storytelling. You are kept in the dark, you have to piece in the puzzles pieces you find, you are given freedom to let your imagination go wild in theories and such. And even if some questions are answered, more questions will come out as well.

It's not a light, quick read but one that takes you to a world fill of mysteries and depth. It's like a rabbit hole, where only you can go deeper until you reach the end.

Yes, it's psychological at some parts (okay, a good amount of it), but you'll be sweetened and soften by some of the antics of the onee-chan Sing and imouto-chan Crier.

It's a great story and something I will recommend to those are fond of this kind of novels.

The grammar is great, you may have to deal a bit with some Japanese but light that it doesn't break the flow. The titular characters, Sing and Crier, are fleshed out. This is along with other characters which I won't name, along with who I consider the best girl (lol).

The setting of the story has depth, fleshed out in its own way, and had been well-thought-out.

There's nothing left for me to say but keep up the good work Wolfeite!!!

PS: As the editor, beta reader, and the person who pushed Sing Crier to be published here at RRL, my review is biased tee~hee~ 

The story is very funny, its a young girl, thats a bit of a sadist, that in a game was a person of pure evil, becomes two people after the ultimate pain and must grow strong in a hard world that wants nothing more than to kill them/her. She/they is/are one of the best Main Character/s you will find, and when the story gets more chapter it will get high place on the site. Try the story you wont lose anything for it.

As of chapter 3.

I'm really interested in this story, though I hope it gets sorted out rather sooner than later, while I have nothing against some mystery this is pretty disorienting, while I get the beginning somewhat it was by no means clear what really happened, especially with the other girl did she choke her to death?

And then this entrance into the new world was pure confusion, not only the new game mechanics but also the new character and situation all together make it annoyingly disorienting and I'm merely reading along without understanding, hoping that it will get clear what happened later. 

And to be honest, if this continues more than a couple of chapters I will probably not keep reading because I do not find this kind of reading enjoyable more of a chore to get to the good part.

Oh and the presentation, not having just a long persistent text but many paragraphs with the long gaps to visualise a lapse in time or though is really nice, I like it!

The characters, so far only the main one, are extremely well done.

The way you put words on the page make visualizing easy.

I just dont know what to say. Its easily one of the best on RRL.

Its so different that I cant describe it easily.

Read this. You wont regret it. Probably -.-