After traveling for hundreds or even thousands of years, a young man finally found his own destination and established his own Fantasyland. But the story continues, and this time the parallel world will be like Gensokyo, which is once again poisoned by a boy (bushi).
This book just hopes to write about the daily life in Gensokyo, but I think this book is a bit like a group drama. If you enjoy reading it, it will be my biggest motivation.
Personally, I think you can skip the first volume and just watch Gensokyo after the establishment.
Reader comments
This is a nonsensical fantasy novel. After all, anything can happen in Gensokyo... It's just that some of the characters and settings have changed a bit, and it takes some adaptability to accept it (||๐_๐To be honest, I didn't read it)
I'm not saying that, I can accept bad writing, but yours is too... [Face covering]
The few good things about this book are actually before the establishment of Gensokyo. All I can say about the daily life afterwards is... As of the appearance of Moriya Shrine, the impression is not very good.
This is a nonsensical fantasy novel. After all, anything can happen in Gensokyo... It's just that some of the characters and settings have changed a bit, and it takes some adaptability to accept it (||๐_๐To be honest, I didn't read it)
I'm not saying that, I can accept bad writing, but yours is too... [Face covering] The few good things about this book are actually before the establishment of Gensokyo. All I can say about the daily life afterwards is... As of the appearance of Moriya Shrine, the impression is not very good.