[Game anime adaptation + original male protagonist + time travel + first person + no system]
p3 series, a timeline in which the male and female protagonists of the original work coexist
The male protagonist in the book is an original character, and the perspective is based on the male protagonist in the book.
There are OOC, character adjustment, CP pulling, etc. That are affected by personal preferences.
There will definitely be a lot of description and daily life missing from the main perspective, and the information will not be complete. Part of the plot will be completed and described through DLC, which is another way to pay tribute to Atlas (Eye Shift)
Additional explanation: There is no harem, no harem, no harem!
At most it is considered a partisan struggle and it will have results! No harem!
Reader comments
There are very few good-looking books written in the P series, and few are good-looking. Those that are good-looking in the P3 series are rare. I had never read the plot of P3R in the cloud, but I synchronized the date to read it after reading this book.
In the game, it is still too difficult for the blueberry robot Yuki Ri to mediate the relationship between everyone in the special extracurricular activities club. However, in this book, after the participation of the beautiful demon Shiomi Kotone and Zuo Yijun who knows the script, everyone's relationship has at least been eased, and the conflicts are not as sudden and serious as the ones in the game. In addition, the author also wrote many original fragments of everyone's interaction. It's great. It makes people feel that the Special Extracurricular Activities Department is not just forcibly gathered for the purpose of anti-shadowing time. In addition, the Special Extracurricular Activities Department is also a big family.
The first-person perspective is indeed quite rare. After all, most novels are written in the third person in order to present readers with a more objective and comprehensive perspective. But in this book, I feel that the first person and the date are marked, and it feels like the protagonist is recounting his experience bit by bit, and the psychological description is a plus. The first-person perspective of other characters in the DLC also feels the same.
What I also like is probably the protagonist's integration level. Although he is a time traveler, he really treats everyone in this story with care and lives every day on the artificial island. There are no systems or plug-ins, and no one feels superior because he knows the script. It's as if he is really a transfer student who likes reading and has great investigative skills. It's just that in places that no one knows, they continue to use the "scripts" they know to make the development of this story closer to a better direction. But he treats himself too much as an outsider, and he doesn't even dare to let others raise his co-op level too high, which makes it very difficult to deal with.
Finally... We all know that the ending of P3 is a tragedy, but when experiencing this story personally, those who know the script will have more different spiritual experiences, and at the same time gain more feelings as time goes by. Regardless of whether he can change the ending in the end (but I guess he can), the experience itself is gorgeous enough.
Personally, this is a novel that respects the original work and is well-written. The first-person narrative does not drag this book down, but is a plus point. The protagonist's current reflection and what happened to him are also a major highlight in the follow-up. I hope the author can work harder. This amount of time in one day is really not enough [crying]
Persona 3+ first-person perspective is definitely no less emotional than the original work. The advantage of first-person perspective in terms of emotional penetration makes this book and works of the same theme more appealing. The only thing I want to complain about is that the surname Zuo is common in both Todai and Sakura www
It's really rare to see a P3 fanfic with an original protagonist written in a non-obtrusive and non-ooc way. Watching everyone in s. E. E. S get along with each other in their daily life really makes me laugh... And the protagonist really blends in. It feels like I'm playing a derivative visual novel of P3, which is great! I will always follow the author and teacher (puppy follow (follow (follow)
It can be viewed as a gold version of p3r. There is nothing else except that the protagonist is too insensitive to emotions. In addition, being insensitive to emotions is a good thing. I suggest you go to the Shura Field Oil Curry and Daughter-in-Chief section and eat the protagonist clean. After that, the protagonist lands on the moon and finally wants to see him.
The author must complete it. It's not easy to see that the logic of the p series novels is so smooth.
Rare p series fanfic! Still a rare among rare p3 fanfics! ! I don't know much about the plot of the p3 line. The only understanding I have is because of the p5x linkage, so I can't give any comments or suggestions on the plot... It can be seen from some one-sided descriptions that the original plot is very tragic (?), But the author's writing makes people feel warm after reading it, and they can't help but sigh: This is youth! (Bus feels that this story line has changed a lot of tragedies in the original line... I don't know the character setting, but every character described by the author is very complete, the daily life is not cumbersome, and the battles are also exciting (sometimes 'weak', 'total attack', etc. Appear in my mind, and my hands feel itchy (?)) It is very suitable for people who don't understand it, and it is very comfortable for people who know it.
Then there is the issue of Zuo Zai's CP that I care about very much, I care about very much! ! ! Because I have read many good books that turned into a mess because of the CP, I am very wary of this now. The CP situation is one of the decisive factors in my decision whether to continue reading, well... It is a decisive factor! I hope it will be non-CP, because of the uncertainty, I can knock anyone~ (Of course I secretly kowtow on my own, and it is impossible to do such shameless behavior.) Of course, according to the progress I have seen so far, it is impossible to have no CP... Then there is a single heroine, but I hope they are in love and join forces, rather than being coerced or one party is weak and the other is strong. In the end, one party becomes a drag on the other party. Absolutely not! ! If not, it's okay if the CP is male, same as above. You can also take a bite of Narcissus, emmmmmmm. If it doesn't work, I wouldn't be surprised if Zuo Zai's CP is a book. If it doesn't work, non-human beings like Shadow will do. As long as you write it and write it well (? Finally, the super thunder harem! The reverse harem is not good! What do you think of writing about the ancient harem?
We speculate on two trends: a family reunion or Zuo Zai sacrificing himself and going to the moon in place of the sound of the piano. I feel that Zuo Zai has a strong sense of self-sacrifice to show off as a hero, and it is suspected of being a multi-week (and a bit like short-term precognition). It is very likely that he will push everyone behind and let himself bear everything... (In this case, it is better to have no CP, so that no one will become a widow (bus). However, it is also possible to become Bai Yueguang in this way (what)
The last thing is... Baby Zuo Zai, do you know that you are like a succubus (Regardless of men and women, it's really easy to get along with anyone (chew, chew, chew)) Women are very popular, and men are not bad either! (Bus Although, cough, his mental age should be nearly middle-aged (?), But he is so cute! Even I am charmed, Haji Zuo, you are really...
Author, when will this book end? I want to see you write about other worlds.
In terms of emotions, I feel that the writing is not very delicate, and Hasegawa's performance is a bit lacking, but everything else is pretty good.
If I knew that I was going to die after New Year's Eve inexplicably, I would be so sad that I would not take any action. I was also like this when I was diagnosed with cancer before. I was really afraid of death. I couldn't sleep at night, my hands and feet were always cold, and I didn't want to accept this world for a while.
Fortunately, technology is developing rapidly. Two years later, my symptoms were relieved and I have fully recovered. It's great to be alive...
The author writes really well, and death is really scary.
I have finished reading this book. To be honest, this is the only Persona fanfic that I have finished.
At first I was a little uncomfortable seeing it being in the first person. I wanted to quit right away, but after thinking about it I decided to continue reading. Now I am very glad for this decision.
The P series I play the most is actually P3P. I have played it four or five times. Therefore, P3 has a higher status in my heart than P4P5.
Zuo Yi is also a great protagonist. He did a lot of things that I thought about when I was playing the game. In the end, he also... Well, I won't go into the plot, otherwise it will be easily spoiled.
In short, for me, this should be the best P series fanfic I have ever read, bar none.
Thanks to the author
Invincible is so good that I caught up to the latest version in two days in a row. The author is so awesome. Everyone's emotions and character expressions are captured in great detail. When reading the novel, it really feels like playing the game all over again. It even feels like the characters are more vivid and full-bodied. The writing is really good.
It's okay, I just hope it won't stop updating suddenly. I saw a second creation before that said it stopped updating suddenly. Oh, what a pity. [Roll eyes][roll eyes][roll eyes][roll eyes]
What a great book. Now that I think about it, the perspective of the protagonist is actually a bit like the player watching Li Zai's activities in the game. This feeling is that Zuo Yi is projecting the player's emotions for Lao Li's moon landing and cherishing the bonds of the Special Extracurricular Activities Club instead of bringing Li's perspective like in the game.
And the line about Grandpa Wenji and Dharma King at the end should be the first co-op I reached the max. These two really have that kind of intimacy with their elders.
Moreover, the first person voice throughout the book does indeed increase the reader's sense of involvement.
Oily curry candy is delicious ()
Respect the original work and have your own thoughts and ideas. At the same time, the original characters have not been changed too much. Although the degree of description will be obviously different due to the author's own preference for the characters and the hobby of each co-op, it is also a very reasonable treatment (after all, all the characters are included in the description). It's really hard to write all coop in place), the design of the DLC is very thoughtful in complementing the character's motivations and thinking, and I really like this kind of change that fits the theme of the original work, in which an outsider is bound and involved in an inseparable change. It's very to my liking, and I like it very much.
The novel, like the P3, has a plot that starts with the Chairman's jump, and the climax of the plot accelerates, but the more you write, the more fragmented the feeling becomes; looking back after the completion, Shiomi and Hasegawa have occupied a considerable amount of space, Shiomi has a dark line in the early stage, which is almost transparent in the middle stage, and crazy scenes at the end. Supplementary settings, Hasegawa's early and mid-stage involvement in the harem party struggle, and the final stage of the harem party were immediately traced and found out. If the roles of the two could be combined into one person or both could be added to the final heroine Yukari, many chapters would be smoother; of course, as a second-generation novel There is no problem in being able to almost fit the original P3 work. After all, the original work also has communities like the Moon and Temperance that are dedicated to disgusting players, and there is also a community like the Queen that is full of fragmentation, so it does not affect the look and feel of the entire novel at all; as for The main plot is more consistent with the original work. After all, the original work is also the main line. Starting from the internal strife in Amada, the weirder it becomes, the more separated it becomes. Finally, as the author's first second-generation work, it deserves recognition. I hope that the next P4 second-generation work can be written better.
The mainstay of our p3 fandom
Come on, come on. It's rare to see P3 novels. As a P3 inexperienced player, I'm very happy. But both Hamuko and Lao Li have the God of Death in their bodies. So in the end, Xiao Ai had one leg on each side when he landed on the moon? [Laughing]
Wuwuwu, the withdrawal reaction is too strong. Wuwuwu, I keep crying. Lao Li Ham Lao Zuo, I miss you.
It's very touching... Come on, author! There are not many p3 books in the first place, and this is the only one I read with enthusiasm.
It's really rare to see such a beautiful p3 fanfic. Come on, author, don't stop updating.
I've tried it three times and it still looks good, and I can't stop looking like it's been mixed with 🧊. The author's writing is really good. It feels like I have really traveled through time and joined S. E. E. S. The protagonist's complaints, descriptions of other people, and he has filled in all the holes dug. There may be some big and small problems in the eyes of others, but in my eyes it is really a masterpiece.
In fact, before reading this book, I had only played p5r, and I found this book when I was looking for p5 novels on Tomato. It was also because of this book that I bought p3r and talked about it in the future (although I haven't finished it yet), and now it has become the Kaizili of Atlas (I took advantage of the recent discount and got p3p+p4+p4u [face covering])
I am the kind of person who easily immerses myself in the world of novels. This book is still in the first person, and some of the protagonist's characters are somewhat similar to mine. When I was reading the book, I prayed for it to be finished, but after finishing it, I felt a sense of loss.
The popularity of p3 in China is not very high to begin with. I really admire the author for persevering and presenting such a good story to readers. It can be said that the author is really a fan of the p series, but without love, he would not be able to write such a wonderful story ()
I'm still looking forward to the dlc being updated, I'm greedy~
(The above is purely a personal opinion. I wrote it down after reading it for the third time. It may be a bit messy. Maybe one day I will read it for the fourth time [cool])
Very beautiful and very immersive.
Very good, very normal emotional development, the protagonist is written in a very three-dimensional way, and the plot is also very appropriate.
It really feels great. The narrative has the same sense of date as the game. It's very restorative and thoughtful. Highly recommended.
A very brilliant p3 fanfic, a love letter dedicated to Yuuki Ri and Shiomi Kotone.
Since it is a separate non-complex fanfic, it will basically not introduce much about the original content, so it requires a certain understanding of p3 (it is best to have a little understanding of p2, but the content is relatively small, mainly for the bottom line).
The first-person single heroine is crafted with pure craftsmanship. The author's description is daily and delicate, and can even be said to be a bit procrastinating. However, this kind of calm daily life is the flavor of p3, and it does feel like it is gradually integrating into s. E. E. S.
The p3 fanfic itself is relatively rare, and the writing is quite wonderful. This kind of fanfic that makes up for the shortcomings of the original work is quite delicious and worth recommending.
Then there is a little bit of black mud. I was originally curious about why the score was so low. I took a look and the low-scoring reviewer either commented on the female lead or said she couldn't understand it. The reading time was still less than half an hour. If you click on Junpei, that's understandable. If Yun wants to make comments that I can't understand, it's better to turn left and read some AI articles that meet the cognitive level.
It's a very good book, I hope the author will continue to read it
It looks good, I need to maintain the standard in the future. I hope there will be more updates, and don't stop updating.
Very good novel, made my persona spin
Haokang, the protagonist has brains and can act, and all the stomachaches in the early stage have been avoided. It's great.
The writing is very good, but Junpei is not marginalized, and there is a sense of isolation like smelling the fragrance of flowers next to the dry toilet.
The writing is so good, better than most Persona fans, the protagonist is completely integrated into SEES.
It has its own changes to the plot. The protagonist is not just a camera that just records events, but actually participates in it. The writing is quite good.
There are very few good-looking books written in the P series, and few are good-looking. Those that are good-looking in the P3 series are rare. I had never read the plot of P3R in the cloud, but I synchronized the date to read it after reading this book. In the game, it is still too difficult for the blueberry robot Yuki Ri to mediate the relationship between everyone in the special extracurricular activities club. However, in this book, after the participation of the beautiful demon Shiomi Kotone and Zuo Yijun who knows the script, everyone's relationship has at least been eased, and the conflicts are not as sudden and serious as the ones in the game. In addition, the author also wrote many original fragments of everyone's interaction. It's great. It makes people feel that the Special Extracurricular Activities Department is not just forcibly gathered for the purpose of anti-shadowing time. In addition, the Special Extracurricular Activities Department is also a big family. The first-person perspective is indeed quite rare. After all, most novels are written in the third person in order to present readers with a more objective and comprehensive perspective. But in this book, I feel that the first person and the date are marked, and it feels like the protagonist is recounting his experience bit by bit, and the psychological description is a plus. The first-person perspective of other characters in the DLC also feels the same. What I also like is probably the protagonist's integration level. Although he is a time traveler, he really treats everyone in this story with care and lives every day on the artificial island. There are no systems or plug-ins, and no one feels superior because he knows the script. It's as if he is really a transfer student who likes reading and has great investigative skills. It's just that in places that no one knows, they continue to use the "scripts" they know to make the development of this story closer to a better direction. But he treats himself too much as an outsider, and he doesn't even dare to let others raise his co-op level too high, which makes it very difficult to deal with. Finally... We all know that the ending of P3 is a tragedy, but when experiencing this story personally, those who know the script will have more different spiritual experiences, and at the same time gain more feelings as time goes by. Regardless of whether he can change the ending in the end (but I guess he can), the experience itself is gorgeous enough.
Personally, this is a novel that respects the original work and is well-written. The first-person narrative does not drag this book down, but is a plus point. The protagonist's current reflection and what happened to him are also a major highlight in the follow-up. I hope the author can work harder. This amount of time in one day is really not enough [crying]
Persona 3+ first-person perspective is definitely no less emotional than the original work. The advantage of first-person perspective in terms of emotional penetration makes this book and works of the same theme more appealing. The only thing I want to complain about is that the surname Zuo is common in both Todai and Sakura www
It's really rare to see a P3 fanfic with an original protagonist written in a non-obtrusive and non-ooc way. Watching everyone in s. E. E. S get along with each other in their daily life really makes me laugh... And the protagonist really blends in. It feels like I'm playing a derivative visual novel of P3, which is great! I will always follow the author and teacher (puppy follow (follow (follow)
It can be viewed as a gold version of p3r. There is nothing else except that the protagonist is too insensitive to emotions. In addition, being insensitive to emotions is a good thing. I suggest you go to the Shura Field Oil Curry and Daughter-in-Chief section and eat the protagonist clean. After that, the protagonist lands on the moon and finally wants to see him.
The author must complete it. It's not easy to see that the logic of the p series novels is so smooth.
Rare p series fanfic! Still a rare among rare p3 fanfics! ! I don't know much about the plot of the p3 line. The only understanding I have is because of the p5x linkage, so I can't give any comments or suggestions on the plot... It can be seen from some one-sided descriptions that the original plot is very tragic (?), But the author's writing makes people feel warm after reading it, and they can't help but sigh: This is youth! (Bus feels that this story line has changed a lot of tragedies in the original line... I don't know the character setting, but every character described by the author is very complete, the daily life is not cumbersome, and the battles are also exciting (sometimes 'weak', 'total attack', etc. Appear in my mind, and my hands feel itchy (?)) It is very suitable for people who don't understand it, and it is very comfortable for people who know it. Then there is the issue of Zuo Zai's CP that I care about very much, I care about very much! ! ! Because I have read many good books that turned into a mess because of the CP, I am very wary of this now. The CP situation is one of the decisive factors in my decision whether to continue reading, well... It is a decisive factor! I hope it will be non-CP, because of the uncertainty, I can knock anyone~ (Of course I secretly kowtow on my own, and it is impossible to do such shameless behavior.) Of course, according to the progress I have seen so far, it is impossible to have no CP... Then there is a single heroine, but I hope they are in love and join forces, rather than being coerced or one party is weak and the other is strong. In the end, one party becomes a drag on the other party. Absolutely not! ! If not, it's okay if the CP is male, same as above. You can also take a bite of Narcissus, emmmmmmm. If it doesn't work, I wouldn't be surprised if Zuo Zai's CP is a book. If it doesn't work, non-human beings like Shadow will do. As long as you write it and write it well (? Finally, the super thunder harem! The reverse harem is not good! What do you think of writing about the ancient harem? We speculate on two trends: a family reunion or Zuo Zai sacrificing himself and going to the moon in place of the sound of the piano. I feel that Zuo Zai has a strong sense of self-sacrifice to show off as a hero, and it is suspected of being a multi-week (and a bit like short-term precognition). It is very likely that he will push everyone behind and let himself bear everything... (In this case, it is better to have no CP, so that no one will become a widow (bus). However, it is also possible to become Bai Yueguang in this way (what) The last thing is... Baby Zuo Zai, do you know that you are like a succubus (Regardless of men and women, it's really easy to get along with anyone (chew, chew, chew)) Women are very popular, and men are not bad either! (Bus Although, cough, his mental age should be nearly middle-aged (?), But he is so cute! Even I am charmed, Haji Zuo, you are really...
Author, when will this book end? I want to see you write about other worlds. In terms of emotions, I feel that the writing is not very delicate, and Hasegawa's performance is a bit lacking, but everything else is pretty good. If I knew that I was going to die after New Year's Eve inexplicably, I would be so sad that I would not take any action. I was also like this when I was diagnosed with cancer before. I was really afraid of death. I couldn't sleep at night, my hands and feet were always cold, and I didn't want to accept this world for a while. Fortunately, technology is developing rapidly. Two years later, my symptoms were relieved and I have fully recovered. It's great to be alive... The author writes really well, and death is really scary.
I have finished reading this book. To be honest, this is the only Persona fanfic that I have finished. At first I was a little uncomfortable seeing it being in the first person. I wanted to quit right away, but after thinking about it I decided to continue reading. Now I am very glad for this decision. The P series I play the most is actually P3P. I have played it four or five times. Therefore, P3 has a higher status in my heart than P4P5. Zuo Yi is also a great protagonist. He did a lot of things that I thought about when I was playing the game. In the end, he also... Well, I won't go into the plot, otherwise it will be easily spoiled. In short, for me, this should be the best P series fanfic I have ever read, bar none. Thanks to the author
Invincible is so good that I caught up to the latest version in two days in a row. The author is so awesome. Everyone's emotions and character expressions are captured in great detail. When reading the novel, it really feels like playing the game all over again. It even feels like the characters are more vivid and full-bodied. The writing is really good.
It's okay, I just hope it won't stop updating suddenly. I saw a second creation before that said it stopped updating suddenly. Oh, what a pity. [Roll eyes][roll eyes][roll eyes][roll eyes]
What a great book. Now that I think about it, the perspective of the protagonist is actually a bit like the player watching Li Zai's activities in the game. This feeling is that Zuo Yi is projecting the player's emotions for Lao Li's moon landing and cherishing the bonds of the Special Extracurricular Activities Club instead of bringing Li's perspective like in the game. And the line about Grandpa Wenji and Dharma King at the end should be the first co-op I reached the max. These two really have that kind of intimacy with their elders. Moreover, the first person voice throughout the book does indeed increase the reader's sense of involvement. Oily curry candy is delicious ()
Respect the original work and have your own thoughts and ideas. At the same time, the original characters have not been changed too much. Although the degree of description will be obviously different due to the author's own preference for the characters and the hobby of each co-op, it is also a very reasonable treatment (after all, all the characters are included in the description). It's really hard to write all coop in place), the design of the DLC is very thoughtful in complementing the character's motivations and thinking, and I really like this kind of change that fits the theme of the original work, in which an outsider is bound and involved in an inseparable change. It's very to my liking, and I like it very much.
The novel, like the P3, has a plot that starts with the Chairman's jump, and the climax of the plot accelerates, but the more you write, the more fragmented the feeling becomes; looking back after the completion, Shiomi and Hasegawa have occupied a considerable amount of space, Shiomi has a dark line in the early stage, which is almost transparent in the middle stage, and crazy scenes at the end. Supplementary settings, Hasegawa's early and mid-stage involvement in the harem party struggle, and the final stage of the harem party were immediately traced and found out. If the roles of the two could be combined into one person or both could be added to the final heroine Yukari, many chapters would be smoother; of course, as a second-generation novel There is no problem in being able to almost fit the original P3 work. After all, the original work also has communities like the Moon and Temperance that are dedicated to disgusting players, and there is also a community like the Queen that is full of fragmentation, so it does not affect the look and feel of the entire novel at all; as for The main plot is more consistent with the original work. After all, the original work is also the main line. Starting from the internal strife in Amada, the weirder it becomes, the more separated it becomes. Finally, as the author's first second-generation work, it deserves recognition. I hope that the next P4 second-generation work can be written better.
The mainstay of our p3 fandom
Come on, come on. It's rare to see P3 novels. As a P3 inexperienced player, I'm very happy. But both Hamuko and Lao Li have the God of Death in their bodies. So in the end, Xiao Ai had one leg on each side when he landed on the moon? [Laughing] Wuwuwu, the withdrawal reaction is too strong. Wuwuwu, I keep crying. Lao Li Ham Lao Zuo, I miss you.
It's very touching... Come on, author! There are not many p3 books in the first place, and this is the only one I read with enthusiasm.
It's really rare to see such a beautiful p3 fanfic. Come on, author, don't stop updating.
I've tried it three times and it still looks good, and I can't stop looking like it's been mixed with 🧊. The author's writing is really good. It feels like I have really traveled through time and joined S. E. E. S. The protagonist's complaints, descriptions of other people, and he has filled in all the holes dug. There may be some big and small problems in the eyes of others, but in my eyes it is really a masterpiece. In fact, before reading this book, I had only played p5r, and I found this book when I was looking for p5 novels on Tomato. It was also because of this book that I bought p3r and talked about it in the future (although I haven't finished it yet), and now it has become the Kaizili of Atlas (I took advantage of the recent discount and got p3p+p4+p4u [face covering]) I am the kind of person who easily immerses myself in the world of novels. This book is still in the first person, and some of the protagonist's characters are somewhat similar to mine. When I was reading the book, I prayed for it to be finished, but after finishing it, I felt a sense of loss. The popularity of p3 in China is not very high to begin with. I really admire the author for persevering and presenting such a good story to readers. It can be said that the author is really a fan of the p series, but without love, he would not be able to write such a wonderful story () I'm still looking forward to the dlc being updated, I'm greedy~ (The above is purely a personal opinion. I wrote it down after reading it for the third time. It may be a bit messy. Maybe one day I will read it for the fourth time [cool])
Very beautiful and very immersive.
Very good, very normal emotional development, the protagonist is written in a very three-dimensional way, and the plot is also very appropriate.
It really feels great. The narrative has the same sense of date as the game. It's very restorative and thoughtful. Highly recommended.
A very brilliant p3 fanfic, a love letter dedicated to Yuuki Ri and Shiomi Kotone. Since it is a separate non-complex fanfic, it will basically not introduce much about the original content, so it requires a certain understanding of p3 (it is best to have a little understanding of p2, but the content is relatively small, mainly for the bottom line). The first-person single heroine is crafted with pure craftsmanship. The author's description is daily and delicate, and can even be said to be a bit procrastinating. However, this kind of calm daily life is the flavor of p3, and it does feel like it is gradually integrating into s. E. E. S. The p3 fanfic itself is relatively rare, and the writing is quite wonderful. This kind of fanfic that makes up for the shortcomings of the original work is quite delicious and worth recommending. Then there is a little bit of black mud. I was originally curious about why the score was so low. I took a look and the low-scoring reviewer either commented on the female lead or said she couldn't understand it. The reading time was still less than half an hour. If you click on Junpei, that's understandable. If Yun wants to make comments that I can't understand, it's better to turn left and read some AI articles that meet the cognitive level.
It's a very good book, I hope the author will continue to read it
It looks good, I need to maintain the standard in the future. I hope there will be more updates, and don't stop updating.
Very good novel, made my persona spin
Haokang, the protagonist has brains and can act, and all the stomachaches in the early stage have been avoided. It's great.
The writing is very good, but Junpei is not marginalized, and there is a sense of isolation like smelling the fragrance of flowers next to the dry toilet.
The writing is so good, better than most Persona fans, the protagonist is completely integrated into SEES.
It has its own changes to the plot. The protagonist is not just a camera that just records events, but actually participates in it. The writing is quite good.