Anime Crossover: Our Drifting Lives

This book is more of a radio series. I feel that it is quite comfortable to read in the first place, but quite strenuous to read in the wrong direction. Jumping back and forth in the timeline is a small drawback, which makes the reader very tired. The author has done a good job in describing the psychology of the characters.

The novel is very good, and the author's Xiaojiji is also delicious.

The story is detailed and interesting, and it's also the first Azul Sea fanfic I've read about Kaguya.