Reverse: 1999: A Symphony of the Mortal World

The author's description is pretty good, and I felt quite comfortable reading it anyway. There's nothing wrong with the plot, it's just that there's too little of it now. The main character is a bit weak... He has been let down a lot, and I hope he can be strengthened in the future. But it is indeed different from the previous 9 articles. The protagonist is a human, and the character of Lao Sai seems to be quite... Withdrawn. I am curious if there will be a female protagonist.

The plot of Forget Me Not is more oppressive than the original game, but the protagonist seems to be being pushed all the time. I hope the protagonist can have more bargaining chips. The writing is good. It seems that the story will be very long. I hope it can continue.

A very amazing book. I probably read this book for the first time in 2024. I gave up because I couldn't understand what the protagonist wanted to do. Recently, I thought of this book again because of the lack of books. Maybe it was because of my different mood that I became obsessed with it. The Uluru Games, the Obituary Man and the drama about the blood-eating monster looking for the murderer. The story is very interesting, but I got lost in the end and couldn't understand it. But when I came to the latest chapter of the underworld, I found it interesting and magical. This book still suffers from the disadvantages of the first few chapters. The first few chapters are a bit strange and I have to read them to read. It can be seen that the author has been making progress. I hope the author will update more. Come on.

Excellent description, sincere emotion. It doesn't have the fast pace of a cool novel, it's just the story of an ordinary person without a golden finger (relatively) in the times. He is timid and cowardly; he is brave. He is also confused. He met new friends and had his own anchor in this strange era. I want to be content with the status quo, but I don't want to be ordinary in my heart. Is a good book

This is a very literary return to the fandom. Each chapter of the author's story makes people want to read the next chapter.

The writing is very good and the pace is very slow, but it makes people look forward to how the next story will unfold and end. It is a good drama-oriented novel and has made great efforts in originality. Maybe it's because the protagonist doesn't have enough background and doesn't have enough strength to guarantee it. Or maybe it's because of the pace of plot development. I personally think it's too passive. Subjectively, it tries its best to ensure the characterization, but it also makes the plot advancement a bit awkward. Maybe it's because it has less dominant part in the storyline, and is not "nosy" in some places, making it seem withdrawn, which makes people feel that the story can still go on without him) As far as the latest chapter is concerned, some words and deeds are too cold-blooded. It's hard to compare the person who could make potions with passion, pull a coffin in Kowloon, and stomp on the enemy's back with a car to the person who is now all about entrustment. What do you say to the real utilitarians who advocate staying out of the situation? It feels like it's missing a... Human touch. It may also be that my personal moral sense and concepts are in conflict, which leads to a relatively negative evaluation of it. If I want to evaluate it personally, I hope that it can interact more actively in the story, promote the development of the plot, and have more opportunities to show personal colors. At the same time, it can appropriately speed up the pace and the growth of the protagonist (in terms of strength). Maybe some readers will have the same opinion as me. This is just my personal opinion, which the author can read and listen to. It does not affect the fact that this book is a unique and excellent work in Tomato. By the way, I'm curious as to what the author's thoughts are on emotions?

I love this one! The perspective is very novel, not V2t's perspective, and the plot is also smooth. I hope the author will strengthen the protagonist and see V's attitude towards the protagonist. This is my favorite in Return, but I feel that the author is a little unconfident, I hope he can hold on. It's really beautiful!

This is how it was in 1999, still high quality but not popular There are some AI ghostwriters Well…not just part of it…

Rather than talking about fan fiction, this is more like a work written by an author using the worldview of 1999.

The plot is well connected and I look forward to the role of the protagonist. Go, the author did a great job inserting the plot. You can see the author's insertion of Back to the Future branch plots everywhere. The characters are also well created. People who have never played Back to the Future can also understand the general characters through the plot. The plot is also very exciting and exciting. After reading another part, I can guess what the author probably wants to write about. A person who has experienced something similar to Vertin, but weaker and more aggrieved... Back to the future is interspersed with reasonable side plots... Writing the story of the protagonist's experience, this should be what the author wants to write. Tsk, I don't think the protagonist can become strong... I have no idea. It's hard to arouse interest in this kind of frustrating plot, but it is indeed watchable, but it's uncomfortable to watch. It's so uncomfortable. 😣 Just like watching the first player, the madness and depression are finally understood by you guys 😣. Arminos, unless the main character changes a lot later on, I probably won't read it... It's so frustrating... Author, come on, I'm going to be frustrated...