My Youth Romantic Comedy Is a Little Strange

Young author, did you drop this 10-chapter bonus coupon or this 20-chapter bonus coupon?

I think it's well-written, especially that part about the wedding heist—I couldn't tell if it was a dream or something from the future—it almost made me burst out laughing. I recently reread "Your Name," which is about time travel, and you are about time travel, space travel, and dimension travel.

It's really good. I hope to see 200 chapters (in my lifetime).

This reminds me of a song: "Longing Across Time." If people today had the ability to see the past, perhaps there would be far less conflict in the world. Most people probably don't know their own past or the past of those around them.

Unlike typical Oregairu (adolescent youth romance) stories, this one features a plot created by the author himself, making it both interesting and touching. Furthermore, the relationship between the two characters involves more than just simple romance; there are other storylines as well, such as a "rescue" element. In short, I highly, highly, highly recommend this story.

The emotions are delicate, but the writing style isn't particularly smooth; it's not forced. The novel blends reality and the world of anime/manga in equal proportions, making it feel like a work by Luo Ji in *The Three-Body Problem*, where anime/manga characters come to life and become the protagonist's imaginary friends—it's quite beautiful.

One day, God asked a boy to share a dream. The boy said, "Please let the world be destroyed!" God paused, then said, "Let's change the dream." The boy said, "Then let the author write more chapters!" God lit a cigarette and said, "Let's talk about how to destroy the world." (Author, hurry up!)

Putting everything else aside, the accompanying picture alone deserves five stars 🙂

Damn, I really felt like I hadn't had enough. From following those traditional Chinese novels in the past, to reading these Japanese light novels, and now fan fiction, it's rare to finish a book, or even be able to stick with it until the end. I stayed up all night yesterday reading this book until 9 a. M., For over thirty hours, and even at the end, I really felt like I hadn't had enough. It's a pity, but I'm also at peace with it.

Author, you write really well! That heart-wrenching scene at the beginning made me cry, and the characters don't fall apart. Please keep writing!!! This book is really well written; I didn't skip a single page. I hope you can see it.