Touken Ranbu: the Work Story of the Social Animal Aunt

At first, I was attracted by the relaxed daily life. Although there were some hell jokes and the life of the protagonist, the judge, was not really easy, I found it very interesting. When the sword man came to the world and met the God Judge, he was already successful and famous. I originally thought that this would be the direction for the Sword Man to help the God Judge improve his life. Until the appearance of Hashiri, he was incompatible with the people around him. During the time when Genji was separated, his younger brother's crying about his elder brother's strange behavior seemed to break all the beautiful illusions before. It was at that moment that I truly realized that this was the case. It turns out that the seemingly omnipotent men with swords are not as good as they seem in this world. I didn't take the matter of Mikazuki seriously when it came to the Trial God. I naturally thought that he would arrange everything. But when it was later revealed that the matter was not under his control, I was surprised. Even in the tragic story, Mikazuki Munechika, who only sacrificed himself, actually admitted his incompetence. This thing shocked me greatly. From his words, I truly realized that the men with swords and swords who seemed to live like human beings were just inhuman souls stuffed into human bodies. But at this moment, I had doubts again. Since I live in a human body, why can't I be called a human being? When I thought about it like this, and recalled what happened with Tsurumaru, I felt that this was really a very sad relationship. The Judge is really a very, very good person, and she is very, very, very gentle. From her, I completely understood why the male protagonists of those harem dramas could attract the admiration of others just because of their gentleness. So I also understand the sword men's fondness for her. The other men with swords and swords never got a response from her. She always abided by her duty. She was just a master, a sister, and a good brother. But Tsurumaru once had it... It's so heartbreaking... Whether they love each other but can't be together, or whether those intimate times were lies, it all hurts me so much. Everyone in this article... Is so gentle that it makes me want to cry...

It's a very true and interesting story. Originally, the knife only appeared as a fusangshen with past historical memories. It took a long time to make utensils, but when it is the first time for people, even if they feel it for a moment, it is still like seeing flowers in the fog and not seeing the real thing. More often, the knife people may only feel that they have physical objects... There is no place for the emotions in the heart, and it doesn't matter. They just need to be loyal to the master forever. This is what they will tell themselves. As a result, he has become a human now. After having the memory of the human body for more than ten years, it is merged with the memory of the past object, which produces a wonderful chemical reaction. Human beings will be injured and aged. Everyone only lives one life, but even such a "fragile" existence has a tough and emotional heart... The words that she wanted to say but couldn't, the eyes that couldn't help but stare at her, and the deafening heartbeat that couldn't be ignored, all told an answer. At this moment, can the "men with swords" still distinguish themselves clearly between "objects" and "people"? I'm so happy to see such a story... Especially the extra story about Tsurumaru and Aoe made me burst into tears... I hope everyone will be happy, ugh...

Nice! Very nice! Shen is a very ordinary social beast, and his resentment towards the company is really real [smile] The setting of the swordsmen losing their memory and turning into humans is very novel, and it makes people's eyes brighter and brighter [Thinking] One of my favorite settings is that even if the swordsmen regain their memory, they are different from before. At the beginning, I had an inherent thought that the short time of 20-30 years as a "human" was not covered by the hundreds or thousands of years of being a sword. The initial thought was that decades are so short compared to hundreds or thousands of years, and it is normal for his memory to be overwritten or become a short-lived person in his life after he recovers his memory. But being human has a bigger impact than I thought. The author really wrote this very well. As a sword, although he has experienced a long, long time, but even if he became Fu Sangshen and possessed a human body, he had no emotions during those hundreds or thousands of years, and the erosion of emotions brought about by these ten or twenty years of life undoubtedly produced indelible changes in Inhumans. Just like what you can feel in the article, these knives who have become humans are becoming more and more like a "person" rather than an object. What they say and do now can even be said to be "ooc". For me, this is the most charming part of this book. The author is really amazing! [Sending Hearts]

It's really good to read, the writing is exquisite, and the plot is very touching. This is the only Dao Ran fanfic I read on Yangshizi that made me cry while reading it. This book describes "when sword men become human beings" from a very novel perspective. It's very real. Ms. Miyano's delicate description of the relationship between the human version of the sword man and the normal sword man, the daily life of Ms. Miyano and the human version of the sword man, and the extra description of Mikazuki's disqualification as a human being, what happened to the Genji twins in a foreign country, and the crane. Maru's feelings for Miss Miyano... Really, I don't know why the sadness is weighing on my heart. It's hard to describe my feelings after watching it. I feel distressed and sad, but there is also a trace of relief. It's very complicated. Maybe this is the difficulty of being an adult human being, and the inability to control it as a human being.

A very good sword article, which focuses on describing the various things that happened after the sword fusangshen came to the world and became a human being. The identity of the sword, the identity of the blade, the memory of the sword, and the memory of the person were connected by the examiner. Although it does not explore such a profound topic as human nature, some views on emotions and life can be found in the warm and interesting daily life. Although I have always believed that the birth of a heart, emotions, joy, anger, sorrow, and joy are no different from human beings, but in fact everyone here seems to have a vague understanding of the criteria for becoming a human being... Maybe it has something to do with the environment in this world. Does adapting to the environment here constitute a human being? I don't think so. The excellent quality of the sword will not fade even if it is a human being, just like it is difficult for a good person to survive in a bad world with five turbidities... I always have a relatively optimistic attitude.

Such a novel plot, I thought I wouldn't be able to stand it, but the author's writing style captured the psychological transformation of the knives into humans very well. Human society is still too dangerous. Daodao guys should go home. It hurts, but I feel more sorry for Auntie the social animal...

Auntie, a social animal, works part-time for current affairs and still finds time to find a knife that lost her memory in this world. The author wrote that the reaction of the knives after gaining human bodies and experiencing human emotions is really good. It is light-hearted and funny with a hint of bitterness brought about by the lifespan theory that runs throughout the text. I feel like the rating should be at least 9.5! The author's writing style is also very good, especially the analysis of inner emotions. The progression of the plot is also very smooth, but it is too short. Qaq I can't wait to wake up tomorrow and see that my wife has updated a hundred chapters. Also, it's rare to see a judge who is a social beast, an ordinary person like you and me (although this colleague is more powerful than many people!), Not one with mysterious blood or superpowers. I saw my aunt still playing and fooling around with a dagger when she was employed at the age of 18. She was dulled by work at the age of 30. It felt so real. The contrast between the carefree youth and the cautious thinking now as an adult.

The lifespan theory that persists throughout the book really hurts me, but the author writes it very well. There is no aura of the protagonist. It is a story about an ordinary Shen Shen and the knives who turned into humans. The emotions after becoming humans are really real, but no matter how many years pass, the bond between Shen Shen and the knives will not change. This is the fate of this life, and it is lucky. Recommended!

The emotions are very delicate, especially the difference between the swordsman and the human being, which is sweet yet sour and also has an inexplicable melancholy. Ah, no matter how much both parties like each other, they will still be defeated by the lifespan theory [laughing and crying]

It's pretty good to watch, but the more I watch it, the more I feel sorry for the heroine. As a social worker, she not only has to be busy with work but also has to look for a knife man at the same time. It's so tiring to watch. She keeps going around every day, and she and He Qiu obviously love each other sincerely but can't be together. The description is very real and I feel very distressed. The 32-year-old one made me cry when I talked about it later. It's really miserable. No matter how good a relationship you had before, you have to find a relatively suitable person to marry at this age. I watched half of it because I was too stressed and just watched the ending. It was pretty good if everyone was bland.

The teacher's emotional descriptions are delicate. At first, I thought that if the swordsmen came to the real world, they would be very at home. But after reading the teacher's article, I found that maybe they might not be able to get used to it or handle it. Utensil Fusangshen, after all, is different from human beings. At the beginning, I have been thinking that it would be better if the swordsmen were human and they could live together in this world. But when I saw the middle, I was glad that it was not the case. Fortunately, the heroine is a judge of gods, and fortunately they are Fusangshen, so they have a safe haven... It really made me cry many times. The middle one also made me cry. Wuwuwuwuwuwuwuwu, the teacher really wrote it well.

Real art. Jpg Eat delicious food... It's just that the life of a social worker working overtime every day is a bit too immersive. I really want to kill the leader. No more broken meetings, you hear?

A rare subject matter with a very real feel. And it is rare that the judge is an adult rather than a girl. I really like the judge set by adults. There is a very reassuring feeling. And the ambiguous emotional tension between Miyano and the swordsmen is really fun. Those tacitly covering each other up. It's just that the finale is a bit melancholy. The author wrote an open ending and did not say whether the examiner was dead or old. The author did not point out the exact time, and the swordsmen had a strong sense of inhumanity. The feeling of being suspended above the world of mortals. The body is wrapped in the world of mortals but the soul does not belong to this world. They are still non-human. It's really interesting. Most authors will write about the knives as close to human beings [still have a non-human feeling] but there is less of that strong non-human feeling. After all, the knives are not human beings. There is a cognitive bias with humans

This is a sword-fighting fanfic that I really like. The plot is still light and funny at the beginning, but it becomes more and more sad as you get to the end. The reality is too cruel. TT lifespan theory and the fundamental difference between human beings and objects are the insurmountable gap that spans between Aundao [crying] [crying] The author writes well

In fact, it's from a sadistic article. The introduction says it's funny, but the smile is not on the reader's face [laughs] I kept crying! Chef, I won't eat this! Why is it so bitter? The bad hands will return to winter, doctor! After reading this I feel a lot more uncomfortable! [Laughs] The author's character creation, especially the ones with extras, is actually very good. Personally, I think the characterization of Hiachiri is a bit too simple and stupid. It can also be seen from the age portrayal. The scheming "mature" swords are older. Except for Hiashiri, the other swords are very good. The sculpting of Hiashiri is a bit too young, and I can't see the scheming of the old Heian Dao. But still It's acceptable. It's acceptable that the portrayal of a human being is not that appropriate. It highlights his uniqueness and confusion, and does not reflect his shrewdness. However, the space is limited. In fact, I feel that the character of the character should be a bit strong and not so light. Ah, I feel that my feelings are very similar to that of the annoying Party A. The character of the character is also very complicated and difficult to create.

I was very surprised by this book. At first, I just opened this book with the mentality of giving it a try. After all, no matter what, it is a stronger recommendation. It later exceeded my expectations and was really good.

It looks great. I haven't seen such a satisfying Touran Otome story in a long time. It doesn't have a black yandere and a dark depraved character. It's a very warm daily story. Please update more and don't be fooled. [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart]

It's very, very good to watch and feels great www. The protagonist feels really gentle. The relationship between the judge and the knives is also very well written without feeling weird. The writing style is very special (congratulations to Feng Ya)

It's beautiful and a very novel perspective. The sword has really become a human being. It has experienced the ups and downs of the world and is as comfortable as before making a sword. This kind of collision of ideas is very interesting.

After reading it, I felt a sense of loss. This book has been self-restraint and etiquette, and has never done anything that goes against the rules of the sword man. The relationship between the sword man and Shen is obviously very delicate in this book, but in the end, all the swords still return to the position of the master and retainers. No one has crossed that line, whether it is the extra chapter or the end of the main text. I am unhappy,,, please if the extra chapter😭😭😭

Immortal product ✊🏻Auntall is the most delicious, I support the freedom of receiving all cs from the judges

I thought the highlight of this novel would be the pretentious plot of various funny misunderstandings between sword men and gods due to their identities in modern society, but in fact it is the direction of all trials, which feels a bit pity. However, the story itself is well written and has a warm style.

A very good article, simply amazing. The writing style is exquisite, very creative, and the intention is profound. It is a good book with depth and warmth. What I saw at the beginning: the happy (?) Daily life of the social animal aunt, and the interesting interactions with the knife men What I See in the Middle: Thoughts on adult society, the conflict between knife and human identity The last thing I saw: Lifespan theory, the unbridgeable gap between man and knife My heart is heavy after watching it😭😭😭 Unequal time, different species, unequal status, so what if I have the same feelings? I am already an adult, and everyone has their own responsibilities, so we cannot be willful.

It is a rare ordinary human aunt. She has no powerful abilities and has not become an immortal species. Instead, she has lived the life of a short-lived species as the most ordinary human being. The emotional line of Lifespan Theory is well written, and I was very moved by the changes in the swordsmen's feelings towards possessing human hearts. The ending is also a TE ending with a touch of bee. As an ordinary human being with only spiritual power, I admire the heroine for having such a strong spiritual core.

Highly recommended, the relationship between the aunt and the sword is written in a super delicate way, and the sword is viewed from a completely new perspective.

It's very interesting, and I felt a little sad when I saw the ending.

Finished reading it in one sitting! My colleague's writing is really great, but I couldn't stop crying [crying] The relationship between my aunt and the knives was really fun, but the perspective my colleague wrote was very realistic and adult, and it suddenly made us sober and move from virtuality to reality. And the lifespan theory is really the best! ! ! Although I know that I want their story to stay at this best age, I cry to death when I think about the life and death separation that they will experience later.

Dao Shen's relationship is super warm. This article is written and I feel like I will never be able to give up traveling in this life [I'm about to cry] It's great. It's not a knife at all, it's just more realistic. The description of emotions is also very good. Moreover, the heroine is really strong, with a completely strong mentality. And, work is really not easy. Everyone in this world works hard and lives hard. They are all very powerful people!

I felt a little bit wrong when I looked at it from the beginning, but I thought it was an all-trial trial, so I kept reading. As a result, I seemed to have been tricked into being killed [I almost cried]

The lifespan theory that is constantly reminded in the article really hit me [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]