The Unspoken Fantasyland

This is the best Gensokyo novel I have ever read on Tomato, bar none. There aren't many Gensokyo books on Tomato. This one is really good-looking and the characters are well-created. That's the extra volume. I didn't quite understand the reason why Momiji disappeared in the end. Was it because the person who had been looking for the protagonist was Momiji? The protagonist was found, so he disappeared. It was Hongye who sent the protagonist to that world, so that's why there was an accident in the game, right? Also, Yuyuko seems to know what happened to Yashi Eirin and Yakumo Murasaki, and she doesn't seem to be surprised by it, and doesn't seem to take it to heart.

For a rare masterpiece in Tomato, the only two thresholds may be the popularity of the East and The Riddler. The must-have Riddler part of the Touhou series (Confusion)

Haokan. If you feel "incomprehensible" or "unsightly" after reading the first few chapters, you can consider holding back and reading a few more chapters. If reading a few more chapters is to your liking, "Hey! Don't poke me, just read a few more chapters." If you really feel like it's not working, it's not too late to leave~

I've caught up with the update, what can I say? The first part does have some feeling, a feeling of deliberately showing off skills, and at the very beginning, I really feel that the protagonist is obviously emotionless, but always does something uncharacteristic, and Kaguya's position is a bit faint, so I don't understand it very well, but starting from Kaguya, this book is very interesting. I don't play Touhou, but I was really attracted by this book. All in all, it is good-looking, and it is very good to read after the first ten or 20 pictures.

I also came to Gensokyo at first, and after reading five chapters, I became fascinated by the character of the protagonist. It is so similar to the character in my fantasy, looking at the world in a plain and indifferent way, like a god who is high in the world. I like the protagonist of this book, whether it is a god in the present or a person in the future. This book still has some minor problems. Some scenes are a little inconsistent. For example, the protagonist switches from this place to the spiritual world or other places. When I read it, I felt that the protagonist's scene switching was a bit abrupt. I'm not sure exactly where the abruptness is because I read it before. (Personally, if someone feels the same as me, I will deduct 1) There is also the switching from the protagonist's perspective to other people's perspective. I feel that the switching is a bit too frequent, especially when the protagonist is promoting the plot, it is uncomfortable to suddenly switch to other people's perspective. This switching perspective can be switched when the protagonist is idle. (Of course, this is just my personal feeling. If anyone feels the same as me, I will deduct two) But, it's still good. Come on, author

The writing is very delicate, and the characters are well portrayed. However, I have a question about what motivates the protagonist to survive in Gensokyo 🤔 and I don't know if it's my illusion. I always feel that there is a touch of sadness and a meaningless feeling between the lines. Generally speaking, this is a high-quality Eastern fanfic [I understand]

Damn it, why are the books gone? Tomato, what are you doing? 😠

This is a high-quality Oriental fanfic, and even I, who don't know much about Oriental art, can read it with gusto (this is the first time I am willing to give a rating to a novel, but there are too few people who read it)

It's a oriental fanfic worth reading. The writing is five stars. The storyline can be read with your mind. Although the characterization of the characters is a bit unreliable, it is still acceptable.

I love you, the author. You write well. I love you. And the succubus hero is so beautiful. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]