Years after graduating from high school, Yuuta Togashi, once the “Dark Flame Master,” and Rikka Takanashi, his “Wielder of the Evil Eye,” remain bound together by a pact born of youthful recklessness yet utterly sincere. Together, they enter a new stage of life called “college,” or perhaps get their first tentative taste of the working world.
But the road to adulthood is no smooth path. The pressures of schoolwork, plans for the future, increasingly complicated relationships, and the invisible rules of “normal life” surge toward them like a tide. The world of chuunibyou seems ever more out of place against the hard walls of reality. Yuuta struggles to find a balance between protecting Rikka’s pure world and helping her adapt to reality, his heart filled with both hope and unease about the future. And Rikka: can the “Unseen Boundary Line” she sees through her “Evil Eye” remain clear in the face of an increasingly burdensome reality? How will her “Lovers’ Pact” with Yuuta be tested and strengthened by their new challenges?
Meanwhile, Shinka Nibutani wrestles with leaving her past behind and embracing her true self; Sanae Dekomori must choose between following in her master’s footsteps and finding her own path; and Shichimiya Satone watches her friends grow in her usual laid-back way... Even though the members of the Far Eastern Magic Napping Society of Summer are scattered across the land, their bonds remain.
This is a story about love and growing up, about finding a place for fantasy in reality, and about how a pact forged beneath the banner of chuunibyou can begin a new chapter after being tested by time. As the boundary between fantasy and reality closes in, can their love become the light that...
After reading half of it, I summarized the following points: There are no problems with the writing, which can be said to be at an upper-level level. The plot is also coherent. The overall plot feels good. The number of words in the chapters is sufficient and the updates are diligent. This is worthy of three stars. The other two stars are that this book has a lot of flaws. The first is the title of the characters. First, the introduction of this work has already stated that the plot of this work is about college life after graduating from high school, so the names of the characters in high school should be continued. For example, in this work, Yuta is called "Yuta-kun" and Rikka is called "Rikka". In Japan, calling them by name is a very affectionate behavior. No matter in the original novel and animation, Tan Shengtani and Yuta Rikka are classmates and should be called by their names. There is also the "kun" in "Yuta-kun". In Japan, kun is a suffix that expresses respect. It is usually placed after the name to express respect. Since the name is already used, adding kun is not a rigorous expression. There is also the issue of personality. Judging from the character design of this work, the biggest problem is that Yuta and Tan Shengdani follow the original work. First, let's talk about Tanshitani: Tanshitani has graduated from Chuunibyou, and hates things about Chuunibyou, and the couple Yuta and Rikka also wants them to be together every day. However, Dan Shenggu in this work occasionally says Chuuni's words, and there is already a problem with the title of Toshou. For example, in the VR experience hall, when Rikka and Yuta were about to kiss, Dan Shengya interrupted with a cough. Let's talk about Yongta's character issue. This work is also the opening lightning strike, staged the dramatic conflict between Yuta and Rikka. However, it is impossible for Yutai's original character to be angry with Rikka, let alone to be angry with Rikka. Moreover, Yuta has made a statement through the movie version: No matter whether it is the evil king Jingan or Rikka, he will love her. Yongta has become accustomed to Rikka's chuunib behavior. Even if Rikka speaks the chuunibori flower language to Sasaki and Tanaka, Yuta will translate and defend it according to Yuta's personality. Also, Yongta will not throw all the uneaten food into the trash can. In the play, Rikka is also reminded not to waste food, and it is even more impossible to do this kind of behavior. Another big drawback is the scene where Rikka is brought to meet her parents. Since this work is a college chapter after high school graduation, in the original work Rikka has been living with Yuta for a semester, and everyone in Yuta's family already knows each other. It is impossible not to know Yuta's mother and sister. The above is the shortcomings of half of my viewing. The characters are OOC and the plot cannot connect with the original animation. Since it is a chuunibyou fanfic and it is a college chapter, it still needs to follow the plot development direction and character creation of the original work.