A Plum Blossom Spirit's Everyday Life as a Saniwa

It is very... Well, it 100% restores Honmaru's life in the real workplace. Not only does it completely abandon the full-control atmosphere of "the judge is the world in the heart of the sword man" created in the original work, but also the ugly side of human beings such as gossiping, judging people by appearance, intrigues, and looking down on the thrifty master can be seen everywhere in the Fusangshen in the text, and there are more elements that frequently step on the player's faults than there are stars in the sky. Perhaps after a person reaches middle age and suffers from the suffering of life, he really can no longer write pure, beautiful and lovely words... (Because the protagonist's troubles, stinginess, being forced to get married, and the undercurrent at the class reunion are all described too realistically. I can only guess whether the author has been too deeply involved. Even the two-dimensional utopia that is supposed to be relaxed and happy cannot cure you.

After reading a few chapters, I found that the text had a sense of old-world wordsmithing, which was tiring to read. Not only were the words used in the conversation, but the tone of the entire article was gloomy, making people feel choked but unable to explain why. Just looking at the first few chapters, the heroine has always viewed Honmaru as a workplace. The original text is attached below: [Lao Xie's heart suddenly sank and he secretly screamed. The most difficult stalemate in the workplace is this, not to mention that these people in front of them are not ordinary people, but they are carrying the sword of a century-old obsession to fight against the gods! Once the dissatisfaction in the heart tears open, the internal dissatisfaction will definitely breed an undercurrent of partisan strife, and by then the situation will no longer be controllable. In fact, for readers, it feels very strange to always use the title "Lao Xie" to refer to the heroine, because at the beginning, the heroine is not from the 1960s and 1970s. This very chronological title is actually difficult for current readers to get involved and immersed in the plot. Secondly, not to mention that the original identity of the heroine is the plum blossom spirit "Shu Ying", her reincarnation as an adult also has a name. The description is actually quite good, but the next second it changes to "Lao Xie", which suddenly brings people back to a drowsy state. Finally, when I read sword fan fiction, I actually want to see the humanity and divinity of swords, but just like Izumi Mamoru's thoughts, [When I was a sharp sword, how could I have such complicated emotions? But once he possesses a human body, the vivid "human heart" comes uninvited and changes his original pure obsession beyond recognition. , I feel that despicable human nature has transformed this knife, and it doesn't look like a fusangshen at all...