When she wakes, she is no longer a doll waiting to be filled on a rainy Tokyo night, but a lonely soul holding the script of the future in her hands. She transmigrates into Uesugi Eri, the embodiment of tragedy in "Dragon Raja." Knowing every tragedy to come and bearing the Word Spirit "Judgment," powerful enough to destroy the world, she is secretly sent to Cassell College by her older brother, Gen Chisei.
What awaits her is not a cold cage, but a life entirely different from the one she expected. Here, she meets another girl whose past is just as frozen as her own: Zero.
Silent and unable to speak, Eri can only express her thoughts with pen and paper. Cold and powerful, Zero becomes her only guide and support. From tentative first steps to quiet companionship, amid the little moments of everyday life at Cassell College, running a small shop together, sailing around the world, and even weathering the raging storms of a bloodline crisis, a feeling beyond friendship quietly takes root, warming their lonely souls.
This is a struggle against a predetermined fate, and a lily love story written with pen, paper, and sincerity. When Eri picks up her pen, and Zero chooses to protect her, the course of the world may quietly turn toward a warmer ending, beginning at Cassell College.
Can Eri, who knows everything, and Zero, with her frozen heart, join hands and rewrite the story's ending?
Rarely, Dragon Clan Zero Emoji
I haven't read the original text, but I like Rei and Eri in this story. It's so well written in big letters.
The plot is good, but there are some problems with the details in some places (for example, Eri's hair is red sometimes and black sometimes), and sometimes there is a problem with the number of words (for example, there are two words below one word). Other than that, I can't find anything too bad at the moment. The writing is very good.
Lock it, must lock it
They look like sisters 🤭
Warm and daily life, it's really great