After a confused transmigration into the world of Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, the protagonist becomes Sawada Tsunayo, Tsunayoshi Sawada's twin brother...
With the memories of his previous life, he knows the world of Katekyo Hitman Reborn! inside and out. Step by step, he walks the path to becoming stronger, helping Tsunayoshi overcome one crisis after another...
He doesn't care about becoming the Tenth.
He doesn't care about the Vongola.
All he cares about is keeping his friends safe...
That is Sawada Tsunayo!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The first chapter is confusing and I can't tell the difference between my brother and my brother. How can I read this book?
I really can't tell who is the younger brother.
Commentary on the first chapter of "Tutor: Sawada Wugang" written by Ling Yun13113: Rebirth and Practice.
To be honest, it was written in a confused way, in the first person, the full text: I am so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, me. . . , The overall article is plain and unremarkable. It seems low-key but is actually high-key. From the beginning to the end, the protagonist is pretending to be cool. It looks like everyone is drunk and I am alone, which is not good-looking. It would be better to directly write about the protagonist becoming stronger in a different way, traveling across the world, etc., Completely locking the world. As a result, Tsuna seems miserable and the protagonist seems narcissistic.
It is obvious that the author has little experience in writing books. My own conception and writing have not passed the passing mark. The author still writes in the first person. It is more difficult to write well in the first person. This book is definitely not good.
The first person is not good, it cannot distinguish between people, and it is confusing. I suggest you add ** to see your writing skills.