[No system] [Pseudo harem] [Slow heat] [There is a cat girl! ! !
This article has the same story background as p4g, so you can read it even if you haven't played the p series! It does not affect reading at all!
In the humble town of Chiba, Yu Kuroda, who had just moved, accidentally entered a dream called the Velvet Room.
Here, there is a mysterious old man who calls himself Eagle and a beautiful young woman named Victoria.
"Guest, try your best to avoid the destruction of your fate." After leaving a riddle-like advice, Eagle laughed in a sinister voice.
In this way, Kuroda Yu found that he had gained the ability to travel into books by accident, and met a little orange cat named "Aslan" in the secret realm of the book.
According to Aslan, the secret realm in the book is the inner world of the real world, where people's emotions are intertwined and a creature called "Shadow" is born.
In the process of exploration, he and his new friends awakened the talent called "Personality" and fought against the shadows while rescuing people whose inner world was out of control.
With the success of adventure after adventure, Kuroda Yu discovered that there was a bigger conspiracy waiting for them behind the scenes. This small town named "Chiba" seemed to hide unknown secrets.
Who is the murderer who loses control of his mind? Who does the power of the Persona come from? The future of the town, the hidden truth, the fate of mankind... All of these are on the way forward, waiting for the protagonist group and his team to discover...
Reader comments
It's strange that no one commented
I watched about half of it and I didn't have any major problems. It was pretty good.
And what does that pseudo harem mean? Does it mean that although you have targeted multiple women, you only picked one in the end? Or is the real heroine the cat? I don't think it's necessary to label a single heroine or a harem directly. (In my personal opinion, if there are really multiple women, then there is no need to have a real heroine. Let's use an analogy. Some people like this character and others like other characters. If they don't develop relationships with them, it doesn't matter. If they progress, but end up accepting one, isn't it a bit uncomfortable? For people who like those characters? But this is just my personal opinion.)
(Another point is that if you will write the plot of other series later and the male protagonist will participate, then if you want to accept other girls, for example, not all but one of them will be accepted. Then I think it is better to have a friend relationship with the original protagonist, rather than the other girls being in the harem. It's like snatching away a female protagonist, which means that the emotional lines of other characters should be downplayed or not included. It's like reading most novels where the protagonist is introduced, right? Or is it that the character you like was not chosen, and ended up being taken away by someone else? It may feel strange. , This is from another P5 fan fiction. I have come across a similar plot before where the male protagonist travels to other series of stories, but I only accept one story each time, and the others are the harem of the original male protagonist. I didn't care at first. Then I saw someone else commenting about it, and then I thought about it, and it felt weird. I don't know if you can understand the feeling I'm talking about. It's like playing a game in which you were the male protagonist and defeated the female protagonist in the first generation. In the second generation, because the male protagonist in the first generation died, you can conquer the original female protagonist in the first generation. Although it's understandable, it still feels a bit strange.) Anyway, this is my personal opinion.
You can take a look at the final summary and I think it's pretty well written. Come on.
I have just finished reading the first volume at the beginning. I feel familiar with p4 and the content of the original plot is quite good. It is the best p series I have read so far. Other p series have more repetitions of the original plot. I hope this book will never die.
No one is watching? .
Come on, author, keep reading
I think the author's writing is very good. Why don't many people see it?
Big cheers for the author!
It's strange that no one commented I watched about half of it and I didn't have any major problems. It was pretty good. And what does that pseudo harem mean? Does it mean that although you have targeted multiple women, you only picked one in the end? Or is the real heroine the cat? I don't think it's necessary to label a single heroine or a harem directly. (In my personal opinion, if there are really multiple women, then there is no need to have a real heroine. Let's use an analogy. Some people like this character and others like other characters. If they don't develop relationships with them, it doesn't matter. If they progress, but end up accepting one, isn't it a bit uncomfortable? For people who like those characters? But this is just my personal opinion.) (Another point is that if you will write the plot of other series later and the male protagonist will participate, then if you want to accept other girls, for example, not all but one of them will be accepted. Then I think it is better to have a friend relationship with the original protagonist, rather than the other girls being in the harem. It's like snatching away a female protagonist, which means that the emotional lines of other characters should be downplayed or not included. It's like reading most novels where the protagonist is introduced, right? Or is it that the character you like was not chosen, and ended up being taken away by someone else? It may feel strange. , This is from another P5 fan fiction. I have come across a similar plot before where the male protagonist travels to other series of stories, but I only accept one story each time, and the others are the harem of the original male protagonist. I didn't care at first. Then I saw someone else commenting about it, and then I thought about it, and it felt weird. I don't know if you can understand the feeling I'm talking about. It's like playing a game in which you were the male protagonist and defeated the female protagonist in the first generation. In the second generation, because the male protagonist in the first generation died, you can conquer the original female protagonist in the first generation. Although it's understandable, it still feels a bit strange.) Anyway, this is my personal opinion. You can take a look at the final summary and I think it's pretty well written. Come on.
I have just finished reading the first volume at the beginning. I feel familiar with p4 and the content of the original plot is quite good. It is the best p series I have read so far. Other p series have more repetitions of the original plot. I hope this book will never die.
No one is watching? .
Come on, author, keep reading
I think the author's writing is very good. Why don't many people see it? Big cheers for the author!
All I can say is, come on, author