The System Forces Me to Win Over Yukimura Seiichi

It looks good, but it seems a bit frustrating? Maybe it's because it looks too much like reality. She was abducted by a "human trafficker" and sent to another world to do tasks, and there was a punishment. I was even thinking about whether her liking for Jingshi was out of a long-lasting infatuation or a different kind of Stockholm, but I would refute myself, no one would dislike the Son of God, right? Then there is the ending. In the previous chapter, the two of them were still hugging each other and saying that he was going to the news agency. In the next chapter, Yukimura felt a little surprised that the heroine was going to the news agency. I don't know whether the author did it necessary for the development of the plot or simply forgot. Then it was considered a side story, and I felt even more frustrated, as if I had fallen into some kind of microcosm of the real world. Two people working hard towards their goals, and the problems caused by being in different places made me feel emmmmm, I can't describe it. It seems that I always imagine that two people are passionate or more decisive, but it seems that the reality is nothing more than this, plain and warm? Quite rushed. Great writing! Fighting! ! ! [Code to live][code to live][code to live]

Halfway through the movie, I was a little hesitant about whether to continue reading. Let me talk about the advantages first. The advantage is that some parts are handled very delicately, such as the heroine's inner feelings about Yukimura, the heroine's clumsy but sincere feelings, and the descriptions of the characters of the other princes Rikkai and Yukimura. They are all very good. The disadvantage is that the heroine's character is trembling and timid. Have you never experienced anything at this age? Then you need to explain in the early stage why the heroine has such a character, and why should you make the heroine cry at every turn? Incontinent tears? I have to make it clear. I think the author should make this clear in advance. Otherwise, the heroine will feel neurotic, and the system will force the heroine to go to the hospital every day for no reason. Yukimura should be disgusted at first, and it is too borderless. None of these plots... In the end, it is still five stars. The author has finished writing, and it deserves encouragement!

It deserves five stars. One less is my selfish intention (because there is no three consecutive champions to cry) The author's writing style is very gentle and delicate. The Yukimura in the writing is gentle, strong, kind and rational, which is very consistent with the Yukimura in my mind. There is no very childish plot. Everything is moving forward steadily, especially the description of the future, step by step. Every choice makes me feel that I am really participating in his life! I hope that he will live happily in that world and strive for his dreams. The existence of the heroine did not affect much of the plot, as if she existed in a corner that we cannot see in that world. Especially the two sentences "Please look at me" and "I hope you will always stand on the green field of love" really touched me! (I forgot whether it was this sentence, but it probably means this) Regarding the question of whether to go back or stay, I don't know how to choose. The friction between the two people together, the differences in their relationship, and the problems caused after living together are all written very realistically! I personally have some objections to Fuji Shusuke's letter to Yukimura later. In fact, I can understand Tezuka Kunimitsu's letter and convey it, but I don't know why Fuji's behavior feels a bit malicious. Hahaha, maybe it's because some of the previous descriptions make me feel that he has a small amount of malice towards the heroine [Laughing and crying] It's not specific to the character, it's just a partial description of this novel.

When I first started watching, the system always forced the heroine to do tasks. As a very ordinary person, I was more touched by the careful and green contact with the second dimension. Unlike ordinary people, this one is more plain, real, and a little bit of contact and a little bit of testing——.

Woo woo woo woo, I totally saw it and I cried to death˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful. It's my favorite among the short stories. It describes the process of two people from realizing they like each other to falling in love.

I feel like there are so few reviews for this book~

It's very pretty. It's a bit sadistic in the early stages, but I like it. It gets better and better later on.

The psychological description of the characters is very accurate and detailed. The author is great.