(Written purely for love, my writing isn't great, so just read it for fun.) Respecting the original? Not happening. The characters being wildly out of character? Inevitable. Reading reader comments? Nope. Following the original plot? Impossible. Those who are supposed to die will die,
and those who aren't supposed to die depend on the situation.
Lin Jia, a Chinese-Japanese resident of Beika Town, wants to escape a place where there's a murder every two days, a bombing every three, and a kidnapping for ransom every weekend, all so industrious they don't even take weekends off.
So he resolutely joins the world of jujutsu, never imagining he'd only be jumping from one pit into an even bigger one, with someone else playing troublemaker and making things worse.
Lin Jia, who hopes to enjoy a fun and peaceful life like the kind you see in a slice-of-life anime,
Go die already!!!
Author! You should still write about what you are good at, right? How about another Pokémon farming story? This time I don't want a farm. Instead of setting up a mine, just write about rock and earth steel. This is not bad. I like your elf writing very much. It suits my taste. You can also open a water farm. If that doesn't work, then try a farm. It's also good if the elf replaces the Bulbasaur with an earth turtle. Come on.
It's boring and a complete waste of time. I keep going back and forth between High School and Rice Flower Town, but the main plot doesn't advance at all. The protagonist is not ruthless enough. He keeps saying harsh words but has no substantive actions. The character of the protagonist is also inexplicable. It is just a protagonist added to the plot of Juju and Conan. As for the writing, it's just so-so Novel recommendation: Not recommended to read
Generally. . . . .
It's quite interesting. Why did Ke Xue Shi Shi write it? I thought there was a linkage, but it turned out there was almost no linkage.
It's okay, but I don't like it very much. People like Fushiguro Shiji actually don't carry ugly treasures with them. The young Fushiguro Megumi's jade dog is the size of a small puppy.
I've never written a new book before but it's better than this one. It lasts too long and I can't even get some of the settings right. I'm still writing it.