Peninsula: When the Stars Cross

The heroine Yao, Yuzu, Youna, Lychee, Guangbei, etc. It's rare to see a heroine with a main character, sister Jin Zhiyu, classmates Lily, and Haewon. The writing is good, with a Japanese light novel style, the word count is a bit short, and it can be followed

What can I say about this book? It's quite literary. Personally, I still prefer literary youth-style writing. There is no poisonous point like that of logical disorder, it is mainly about writing NMIXX. The male protagonist is Jin Zhiyu's brother, who has a succubus physique. I read it one after another for a while, but it was really too slow to write. I'm still writing about going to school. This way of writing is slower than the flow of time in the real world. It feels like I can actually write for several years until I debut. The most important thing is that we are still adding characters to the book, and the entire NMIXX group has already joined. I'm still writing about people like Yoo Jimin and Il Punch. (I haven't watched it for a month, so I don't know if new characters have been added now) There are too many main characters, and maybe they will all be heroines in the end. There are so many characters and you have to take the plot into consideration, so the dialogue between the characters and NPCs will always be triggered. After finishing a chapter with character dialogue, it is like a small side plot in a game. You can write several chapters, and then read it every day as if you haven't read anything. It's quite uncomfortable to follow the reading anyway.