Tianchao Lin Tianran's series of encounters and stories in the world of Chunwu, the passerby heroine...
"Do you think this world is real?"
"Do you think there is trust between people?"
Lin Tianran, who had an unknown background, came to Sobu High thinking about this. Here, he met Yukino, Eiri, and Hui. When he met them, he had new ideas...
Reader comments
Compared with other comprehensive comics, the rich... "Description" provides more imagination and concrete picture sense. However, I personally think that some of the characters involved in the plot direction selected by the author may naturally be replaced by characters that are inconsistent with the book under the descriptions (characters) of many "peers". The characters established by the "peers" over a long time will be different from the characters established in this book, which may conflict with the readers' common sense reading, resulting in... A feeling of discomfort (unpleasant ๐·°(৹˃̵˂̵৹)°·๐). This book may not be suitable for quick reading
I generally understand the feeling that the author wants to express, but the pace is too fast, the transitions in many places are a bit abrupt and need some smooth transitions, and the characters of the original work are overly portrayed, such as Yukinoshita Yukino, the rational thinking is too heavy and the portrayal is too procedural. Although the original work is also It pays attention to rationality, but there is emotion in it. The focus is on the cooperation between the two parties rather than simple procedures and tasks (the author's second design will be discussed separately), so I feel that I can control the character's personality a little bit, and there is no need to be too eager to slow down the main line (personal opinion, for reference only) [Like] [Note]
What I want to say is that the content of this book starts from the second volume [Grief]
It's pretty good-looking, but even though the writing style is there, don't deliberately spend too much time describing one thing.
Come on
It's not bad. The two animes are well integrated, but there is less plot in Hachiman.
Compared with other comprehensive comics, the rich... "Description" provides more imagination and concrete picture sense. However, I personally think that some of the characters involved in the plot direction selected by the author may naturally be replaced by characters that are inconsistent with the book under the descriptions (characters) of many "peers". The characters established by the "peers" over a long time will be different from the characters established in this book, which may conflict with the readers' common sense reading, resulting in... A feeling of discomfort (unpleasant ๐·°(৹˃̵˂̵৹)°·๐). This book may not be suitable for quick reading
I generally understand the feeling that the author wants to express, but the pace is too fast, the transitions in many places are a bit abrupt and need some smooth transitions, and the characters of the original work are overly portrayed, such as Yukinoshita Yukino, the rational thinking is too heavy and the portrayal is too procedural. Although the original work is also It pays attention to rationality, but there is emotion in it. The focus is on the cooperation between the two parties rather than simple procedures and tasks (the author's second design will be discussed separately), so I feel that I can control the character's personality a little bit, and there is no need to be too eager to slow down the main line (personal opinion, for reference only) [Like] [Note]
What I want to say is that the content of this book starts from the second volume [Grief]
It's pretty good-looking, but even though the writing style is there, don't deliberately spend too much time describing one thing. Come on
It's not bad. The two animes are well integrated, but there is less plot in Hachiman.