Is a Life Where You Can Die Whenever You Want Too Boring?

It is close to the original work, but more complete and profound than the original work. Therefore, people who are thinking about saving themselves and seeking companions in this direction should not come easily. I didn't mourn the death of Hara Ki's character, nor did I want to change anyone or anything in the "fanfic". Because if you think about it carefully, no matter how you say it, the fate in the article is determined by their image and character, and they are destined to go on. When they arrive at the end of their journey, no matter how happy or sad the ending is, their images become more three-dimensional and the article becomes more perfect, as if they have decided it themselves - the people in the book are like flowers in the mirror, like the moon in the water. No matter how much you like the characters, the "save" they get after using powerful means to change them always doesn't feel right. So this fanfic is awesome! Although the text is perfect and the picture is not enough to present the characters, plus "The Curse" is originally a story with poisonous points, so the current modifications and the character of the protagonist are super good!

I want to give it five stars, but I always see some book friends saying that five stars are not included in the rating, and I don't know if it's true or not. Let's give it four stars first. This novel is very good, the story line is to my taste, the heroine has no cp, and the knife is enough. It's a kind of knife that stretches out as far as the eye can see, and when you look down, you find that you have been stabbed by the knife. The author's writing skills are very good, it is clear and concise. I like this kind of writing very much. In a sense, it is a cool article. After all, the ability of immortality is really suitable for revenge. Old friends, old friends, still old friends, so many old friends.

"But that doesn't stop her from appreciating him, or in other words, she appreciates every ruthless guy who can cut through hesitation with one blow and dare to take out the madness in his brain and put it into action. Is it because you can't achieve perfect success and worry about future failure that you don't do anything? Achievements are successes and failures are failures, but if you do nothing, nothing will change. That's too cowardly and ridiculous. If you want it, why should you be afraid? If you are afraid, why should you think about it? " I apologize privately, this is a passage in the article that I like very much and feel deeply about. I have read it in one sitting since yesterday afternoon. The author's writing is really good. Death is ordinary, but hidden under the ordinary is the weight of life. This weight will hit everyone's heart, leaving a layer of regret. It is indeed a pity, but if you think about it carefully, this is not the best ending.

This is the only Cursed Return fanfic that I took the initiative to finish and the ending was not very happy (you know, I only read He before). Even if you want to say you are sad, you are not. If Ruosheng watched enough dramas and had a lot of fun, she would have fun throughout her life. Just... I feel a little regretful. But what am I regretting? The hatred and love between Ruo Sheng and Gojo Satoru? Or is it the bond of friendship with Haruka and Mayu Tachibana? But everyone just went their own way, and in the end, Ruosheng won. Maybe not, it's just that the beauty of the past was too real and too dazzling, so that in this new world created by Ruosheng himself, this... New world without them, it felt empty. A great story, a wonderful Ping Ruosheng, a very new story trend, and for me, a very regretful book (after all, people always yearn for beautiful things... Sigh)

Oh my god, I was so shocked. I had a reaction to the heroine when I first came here. After all, foreign persimmons have everything. To be honest, they are really crazy, really crazy, not the kind of crazy people on the street, but crazy with reason, and madness with a plan. The title of the book is very true. Being able to make friends with the old monster who has been a veteran for a lifetime, he is not a serious person, he is mentally ill, and has no CP, but it involves love and hatred. There is love, but I hate Hai Qingtian. This is Hating Hai Qingtian. It is so cool. The heroine is very strong, not just strong, but mentally strong. This book feels like the friendship between the villains is really good, which makes me envious. The teacher writes it decently, such as two very popular people. No matter how much love they express, it is really beautiful. The teacher's writing is really good and rhymes. At the end, I really suddenly sigh here, foreign persimmons actually have such good things,

The comprehensive evaluation is "strong" for the following reasons: ① Good character creation: strong but not invincible, not boring, the protagonist's own character is also very "fun", strong women have no CP ②The plot is more daily but not repetitive: because the whole book should be daily in terms of setting (well, I don't want to spoil anything, it has to do with the character setting and the protagonist's spell) Spoilers follow ③ Interesting (not a bunch of jokes, just fun): The protagonist has a wide range of interpersonal relationships. After all, he has lived for three or four thousand years (.?) And is Gojo Satoru's teacher. However, Gojo Satoru is also like a passer-by in life to the protagonist. He can also be understood as his own child (no ambiguity!). He also has a lot to do with Su Nuo. The story between the protagonist and him is also very impressive (no ambiguity!) There are many more but I don't want to type anymore. Sorry, you can read it.

It's very, very good-looking, the heroine is really crazy and cool, and she's very easy to match up with. She has a whole world of hate, and compared to pure love for you, the intertwined love-hate relationship is more memorable to you. The author's writing style is very good. Sometimes it makes me cry and sometimes it makes me laugh. The writing style is constantly improving. The description of the emotional plot is really amazing. I feel like Ruosheng is actually a bit like the devil in The Fisherman and the Devil, being squeezed and pushed in the long river of time and unable to believe anymore. After reading the ending and the extra chapter, I felt really sad and indescribable. Especially the contrast between the empty ending of the extra chapter and the main text makes the loneliness of the main text even stronger. This is an excellent piece of cursed fic, it is simply the best of all.

If you said that if you were in love with Gojo Satoru and wanted to spend the rest of your life with him, you would definitely be confused. But if you say that Ruo Sheng wants to be Gojo Satoru's teacher all the time. Watching him grow up little by little, from an awkward kid to a young man who may still have an unpleasant personality but a stable core, to a mature and steady middle-aged man, and finally into a chatty old man with all his teeth missing. Accompany him and spend this short life like a mayfly with an almost luxurious patience. Watch him experience joy, anger, sadness, love and hate... All the fresh and hot emotions that belong to "mortals". Until his life force was exhausted and he died peacefully. Finally, on a bed that was probably covered with soft quilts and filled with afternoon sunshine, with a lifetime of memories, he slowly and calmly closed his eyes that once reflected the sky and the world. She would sit by the bed, hold his wrinkled and no longer strong hand, and stay with him until the last bit of warmth in the body dissipated, until the heartbeat returned to the straight line of eternal silence. " Ruosheng would say that this is what she originally wanted🥺 ——The content within quotation marks is excerpted from the author's original text

The protagonist has a very charming personality, the story is fully explained, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. It can be seen that the author is very strong in writing, and it is a very good work.

This is the most special piece of Spell Return fanfic I have ever read. The description is very detailed. In the latest chapter I read, there is a sentence that I think is very good. From my reading experience, I think it can sum up many characters' views on the heroine, "There are no absolutely pure good people and bad people in the world, so love and hate are just a breath away." The heroine has lived too long and suffered too much. The greatest pleasure is to see "changes". She feels that the end of everything should be that everything ceases to exist. In fact, I want to know whether the heroine will be freed in the end? The heroine's ability is very powerful, and her immortality will be reset unless the next immortal appears. But if the heroine is released because of this, it is nothing more than another cycle. I don't know if there is a way to completely end all this. This book does have a lot of knives. It is recommended not to substitute the protagonist into any camp, and not to define moral good and evil. According to the plot description, the heroine should have killed ordinary people (it seems that when she met Su Nuo, and when she was with Su Nuo at the temple, the description is not obvious. I think there is probably one. If not, I may have misunderstood, so I apologize in advance), evil people, spell masters, and curse masters. The heroine is in pain from the beginning to the end and has no intention of managing social relationships. All encounters and acquaintances are carried out by the heroine casually. They may or may not be important. Immortality makes her emotionally indifferent to a large extent. Overall, it's very good and worth reading [Sending my heart to you]