Eastern Redemption: The Endless Tomorrow

I really like a comment from the comments section: "A fabricated tragedy has no place on the market." I've only read half of it so far, and even though the author advocates for a bittersweet experience, I haven't seen a single bit of sweetness yet. To be honest, it's a bit hard to keep reading. Everyone here is probably looking for something enjoyable after a tiring life. In terms of writing style alone, this book is excellent, and the plot isn't awkward. I hope the author will keep it up and write more lighthearted parts later on. If the first 4 million words are bitter, then at least 3 million should be sweet. If they can really do that, I'd be willing to read it three or four times, savoring every moment. By the way, author, keep going! I saw your story about life's changes. I wish you a speedy recovery. There's no hurdle you can't overcome. May your family be peaceful and happy! (Update soon, Kono!)

Well, I've been following this since the beginning of "Redemption," but this book is purely about creating tragedy for the sake of violence. It's like that from beginning to end, even after a million words, and it's still like that now. It's really boring. I suggest you stop following it for now and just skip to when it becomes normal before continuing.

It's become completely pointless to keep making knives for the sake of making knives. Can't we just make something decent for everyone to enjoy?

It's been updated for ten years! I remember watching it around 2018, but I didn't expect it to still be updated in 2026.

For a book with such a low update frequency, to actually get a perfect attendance award is truly remarkable. #(You know what I mean)

Just finished reading the Bamboo Cutter Scroll. I hope the main characters remain unchanged, twisted, and without any romantic pairing. By the way, I personally ship the Goddess of the Divine Child (but I abandoned it after writing it). The author is definitely a Mokou fan!

I remember adding this to my bookshelf when I was in middle school looking for Touhou fanfiction. I never imagined that after so long, I'd be a junior in college and still be updating it. It really makes me nostalgic and brings back so many memories… #(Goodbye)

Ten years have passed...

Is this the longest Touhou Project novel you've ever written?

The other characters are all quite interesting, but Mokou is the one I find increasingly frustrating. Back then, our beloved frog god was completely indifferent, and even bullied us mercilessly when he left. Ao-ah was so persistent, almost marrying him off, giving readers a taste of the abyss of being called "mouse" by the protagonist of Gensokyo years later. And then you suddenly take a turn here, cramming everything together, huh? I've jumped between the "drop" and "skip" sections multiple times, feeling incredibly angry, but I don't even know who to yell at. Damn it!