Regarding youth, what is the first word that comes to your mind? Friendship? Study? In love?
For Akira Ishida, it is more about spending ordinary but full of laughter and laughter with a group of problem children.
I would like to write this book to commemorate my youthful longings that were insignificant and full of fantasy.
Reader comments
Characters:
Yukinoshita: The character is much gentler. There is a way of leaving all the harsh words to Hikigaya. However, the cuteness and sweet scenes in the original text were transferred to the protagonist, but they were handled well. The author also added some sweet scenes.
Hikigaya: The basic restoration is very good. It breaks away from the first perspective of Hikigaya full of dark thoughts, and even restores Hikigaya's "ordinary" feeling. Basically no problem.
Yuigahama: Same, the restoration is very good.
Others: Pretty much the same, no impact.
Plot:
It's basically the same as the original work, Yuki x protagonist, Hikigaya x Yuigahama. Part of the plot has been offset due to the presence of the protagonist, so the plot related to it is also slightly biased, but there is no problem so far.
Rhythm: relatively dull, but well controlled.
Dialogue: Highlights. Very interesting.
Description: The protagonist's summary is a little more emotional, but it matches the rhythm well.
It looks great, good luck to the author. However, Yukino is not like Yukino at all.
There are still very few articles about spring objects, and the author's writing style is not bad, but the emotional line is a bit too fast. In other novels, the male and female protagonists like each other and they like each other for one or two hundred chapters.
Characters: Yukinoshita: The character is much gentler. There is a way of leaving all the harsh words to Hikigaya. However, the cuteness and sweet scenes in the original text were transferred to the protagonist, but they were handled well. The author also added some sweet scenes. Hikigaya: The basic restoration is very good. It breaks away from the first perspective of Hikigaya full of dark thoughts, and even restores Hikigaya's "ordinary" feeling. Basically no problem. Yuigahama: Same, the restoration is very good. Others: Pretty much the same, no impact. Plot: It's basically the same as the original work, Yuki x protagonist, Hikigaya x Yuigahama. Part of the plot has been offset due to the presence of the protagonist, so the plot related to it is also slightly biased, but there is no problem so far. Rhythm: relatively dull, but well controlled. Dialogue: Highlights. Very interesting. Description: The protagonist's summary is a little more emotional, but it matches the rhythm well.
It looks great, good luck to the author. However, Yukino is not like Yukino at all.
There are still very few articles about spring objects, and the author's writing style is not bad, but the emotional line is a bit too fast. In other novels, the male and female protagonists like each other and they like each other for one or two hundred chapters.