Personally, I think a lot of light novels are better suited to be converted into visual novels again, perhaps more interesting and immersive than the original text novels, and compared to anime, the cost is lower and the time is shorter, but at the moment there isn't much of a market for visual novels.
The visual novel recommended here, "Sacred Maiden Immortal Heart", is a light novel adaptation.
Work Profile:
Van Gogh, an evil Necromancer, is anything but evil, perhaps just a socially awkward loner who likes Necromancy and has no luck with women. However, he was still ostracized and defeated by the heroes Cain and Flora. Before his death, Van Gogh unleashed a forbidden spell that enabled him to be reborn as the "King of the Dead". Keeping the memories of his past life, he was accidentally reborn as Yulicia, the daughter of Cain and Flora!
She has the appearance of an innocent girl, but she loves the dead and has shocking values. But Yulicia, through some kind of joke of fate, was given the protection of the Virgin Goddess, and was granted an unprecedented five gifts, including the power of healing! But Yulicia used this power to fulfill her own selfish desires. The goal is to become a necromancer again!
However, the "power of healing" became the biggest obstacle to realizing her dream. She began to try and try again and again. It may seem like a strange thing to do, but the commotion caused by Yulicia was invariably met by her surroundings. However, the various commotions caused by Yulicia were invariably viewed positively by those around her, and even though it wasn't of her own volition, it ended up helping a lot of people. Having accomplished many great things, she eventually became known as the "Holy Maiden of Healing"!
This is what such a beautiful girl with extremely twisted and dangerous values brings to the table - a story of healing and redemption!
This is the typical style of Feng Ao Tian + Change Hundred + Misunderstanding Department, so this work will not have too much depressing plot, the overall is still relatively bright.
Additionally, this visual novel adaptation of the light novel does not cover the full story, and only counts as the beginning part as far as the original is concerned. However, this beginning is relatively complete and can still be considered for those who wish to read the story in its entirety and do not want to be interrupted in the middle.
It's worth mentioning that the original work is actually a work on the web, and it's currently serialized on Bunko, so interested parties can also check it out on Bunko. My personal evaluation of the web version is that the beginning and middle of the plot are still quite good, but the ending is rather sloppy. So I'm looking forward to the improvements in the subsequent Bunko version.
Article edited on December 5, 2025 15:00
Article number: 25Y12M0
Serial No. 25TL
