Everything in life has a price that must be paid, but it cost Sakura Haruno her entire world. Now having no one to rely on but herself, Sakura must face this new world dominated with heroes, villains, and quirks. She also discovers that what she's paid for, has the potential to be worthwhile.
Sakura Haruno ends up in My hero Academia world thanks to Kaguya, and she's going to reign hell!
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Sakura is super nerfed with no explanation and it is extremely annoying it only gets more and more annoying the longer you read. I tried so hard to look past it but I am just unable to ignore the complete frustration reading this book is giving me.
this genre where sakura ended up in Mha seems familiar...
It's actually really good? Like really, seriously good. It sticks closely to the stations of canon but not in a way that makes everyone feel like a cardboard cutout without agency. The world reacts to Sakura being an aberrant freak of nature and the pacing is very tight, probably due to the long chapter lengths.
hmmm, i don't know, it's an interesting book, nonetheless the way Sakura is portrayed here is a little off putting. her choices and how she just goes with the flow like and does what the authorities tell her to do. it's like she forgot about the transformation jutsu out of nowhere...
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I've literally reread this multiple times while waiting or updates.