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    Sep 30, 2026

    Feedback #9

    You know what would have made an excellent prologue? You know what would have made a super intriguing and gripping opening to your story?

    This.

    This chapter was the thing that felt like it was missing from the beginning.

    This chapter was so good. It is probably, if not my favorite chapter so far. It tells you so much. It shows you the conflict between the humans and the Udari. It shows you the most important person in the story, Yui, and her powers. It shows how a lone girl was able to stand against an entire army, not through overwhelming physical strength, but through the overwhelming power of her songs.

    It shows the kind of destruction she can cause, but for a good reason, because she's trying to protect her people.

    This chapter does a lot of heavy lifting, but it does so in a very interesting and intriguing way.

    Honestly, regarding the prompt, I don't think this goes against it at all. The prompt asks for a powerful heroine, and this delivers exactly that.

    I would have loved for this to be the opening to the story because it does so much heavy lifting and clarification, and I really like this opening. It introduces us to Yui, the world, the conflict, and what she's capable of. Then all the slice-of-life moments that come afterward could greatly support this and help us understand the world even better.

    I don't have much to point out about the chapter itself. I don't think it's too dark, honestly. You don't explain or show anything excessively graphic. You don't show blood, and you don't describe any gory or horrific details. You simply show a young girl standing against a stubborn army because she's determined to protect her people.

    That's what makes the chapter work so well for me.

    Again, I wish this had been the opening. If this was what we got in the prologue, it would immediately introduce us to Yui, the world, and the central conflict.

    Nothing much else to say about this chapter other than that I really enjoyed it. Probably my favorite chapter so far.

    Excellent job, Momo!

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    Flowers on the Battlefield
    Chapter:10

    Sep 30, 2026

    Feedback #8

    I see more and more why you keep asking me about the food in my story. You go into a lot of detail describing the food in yours, how it tastes, how it feels, and that's very cool. The various desserts and meals in this story feel tangible, like something you can actually imagine wanting to get and taste yourself.

    We also got a few more plot clarifications, including the reminder that Yudari people don't live as long as humans. That's an interesting detail.

    The argument between Yui and the shop owner was also interesting. I have a question, though. The shop owner is Yudari, right? And Yui's argument is basically that the child the Yudari sent to fight their wars had to grow up and stand up for herself, while the shop owner is arguing that she didn't like how her own people sent a child to fight their battles for them.

    That's interesting because I initially wondered why they were arguing about this when they're both Yudari, even though the shop owner doesn't know that Yui is one of them. But I can see where the argument was going to some extent.

    The part where Yui mentions that Yudari children grow much faster did confuse me a little, though. I'm wondering why Yui would need to remind the shop owner of something she already knows, especially since the shop owner is also Yudari. It almost makes it sound as though Yui is explaining something about the Yudari to someone who should already know it.

    I hope I'm not confusing you with this. Haha.

    Anyway, I suspect the shop owner may already know, or at least suspect, that Yui is Yudari.

    It's also great to learn that Lullaby stood up for her own people during the war and used her power and strength to protect places. Although, I'm trying to imagine how this little, sweet, almost clumsy girl was able to dominate a battlefield. I'm suspecting it was probably through her songs rather than actual martial arts.

    Anyway, this was another good one. Excellent job, Momo!

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    Flowers on the Battlefield
    Chapter:9





    Sep 28, 2026

    Feedback #7

    Okay, I see where your feedback about the food is coming from, haha.

    It was good to learn about a specific type of Udari snack. It really helped add to the culture and the world-building. It was also a nice subtle detail to learn that Yui used to work in this shop before. I thought it was a nice touch because it showed that she was still connected to her culture even then.

    I also think the scene in the cemetery was done well. It added to Yui's compassionate nature, showing that she doesn't necessarily hate anyone. She treats both sides with kindness, even in death.

    If there's anything I would point out, it's not much—just two things.

    First, I think the narration could have made it a little clearer whether the shop owner knows Yui's identity. From the tone of the scene, it seems like she doesn't know that Yui is Udari. It would have been a nice addition to show a little more of Yui's feelings about that dynamic: she's Udari, the shop owner doesn't know her true identity, and yet the owner still likes and welcomes her.

    The other thing is the cemetery scene. When Yui was first seen doing what she was doing, I wasn't completely sure what she was trying to accomplish until she explained to Crow that she was trying to soothe the souls of the dead. That's a really nice detail, and I think the scene would have been even clearer if the narration had subtly established what she was doing from the beginning.

    These are just a couple of little things I wanted to point out.

    Good job, and excellent work, Momo!

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    Flowers on the Battlefield
    Chapter:7