Gensokyo Player

Hedgehog Cat, keep going. Things have been pretty turbulent lately, and now you've launched a 618 promotion and still haven't made any money. After making the money, he started causing trouble again, uploading all the posts, book reviews, and other content from before the end of 2024. Deleted. Who's going to read old books here now? People read old books here just to catch a glimpse of the past. The original posts are all gone now; pirated content is no better than subscribing here. #(Vomit)

CWM is almost at its finale, and H-Love is still not finished! (Laughing and crying) No wonder it's a long-lived species, its lifespan is longer than the website.

After reading HL, it's clear it's not just random writing; the relationship between Yakumo Yukari and Kokoro is incredibly complex and nuanced. Physically, Yakumo Yukari is the dominant one, playing the male role, while Kokoro is the submissive one, playing the female role. However, emotionally, Kokoro is more indifferent than romantically in love, while Yakumo Yukari prioritizes her career over romance, only wanting the safety of Gensokyo. Emotionally, Kokoro treats Yakumo Yukari as a friend, while Yakumo Yukari can't put Kokoro first. This complex interplay of physical and emotional aspects is the root of their falling out. Kokoro gave Yakumo Yukari everything, but Yakumo Yukari didn't reciprocate with the same love, which caused Yakumo Yukari guilt. But when Kokoro truly died, Yakumo Yukari also lost the person she could love wholeheartedly. When Kokoro used her last bit of her power on Yakumo Yukari before dying, what was Yakumo Yukari thinking before forgetting everything? Was it the memory of that one night together, or the anger and sorrow she felt seeing Kokoro forget that night's intimacy and get together with Reimu? Kokoro gave her everything, even selflessly dedicating herself to Gensokyo, but Yukari Yakumo sought more than just affection. Instead, the Dragon God's words, "For Gensokyo," extinguished the last embers of hope in her heart. Yukari loved Kokoro, but Gensokyo held her captive. She knew she had to kill her daughter, her lover, her capable assistant, her savior, and the one she herself had dreamed of spending her life with. So, after Kokoro used the power of the boundary to erase her memories, she wept. She forgot everything—forgotten betraying Kokoro for Gensokyo, forgot the feelings that had arisen when she saw Kokoro's figure. In the end, Yukari stood alone by the nameless tombstone, unable to leave. If she could, how she wished Kokoro were with her, laughing as they walked towards the sunset. So, they were just another pair of star-crossed lovers.

The amazing cwm deleted all the posts, I'm so disgusted! #(Vomit)

I read this novel in elementary school, and I can still read new chapters in college. It brought tears to my eyes.

The slaughter of the hedgehog cats that followed HL has been going on for over ten years, and now the hedgehog cats are starting to slaughter them too.

Cwm deleted all posts from 25 years ago.

I stayed up several nights to finish it. The more I watched it on my first playthrough, the more upset I became. After the first playthrough, seeing how kind Yakumo Yukari was to Koko reminded me of killing Koko in the first playthrough, and it made me feel especially sad. Moreover, in the second playthrough, I even got a system patch from the Dragon God. It felt like I could have avoided the bad ending in the first playthrough, and it felt like the Dragon God insisted on Koko's death.

Why does the hashtag supporting the massacre spin-off have so many likes? 😢

My old post from 2016 is gone... I can't even open private messages now, so I can't reply to messages. I wanted to find the book review to reply in the book review section, but now I can't find the book review either. It's been eleven years, is this how you treat an old bookworm like me?