(Multiverse crossover, mainly K, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, and Touken Ranbu)
The biggest worry for ten-year-old Bishui Yuan was that she and her twin brother didn’t fit in with the people around them.
At least she had other friends: the Uesugi family next door, her classmates from the Awataguchi and Osafune, her online friends Marshmallow and Irie, and her idol Jiang...
But she never expected that, despite always being healthy, a sudden illness would land her in the Nanakamado Chemical Therapy Research Center. Even the most authoritative doctors were at a loss in the face of her acute heart failure.
Yet before death could claim her, her sword arrived, along with memories from her previous life.
“So you’re saying that in my past life, I was a King, a mafia member, and a Saniwa on the side?”
“Those who can do more, do more...”
And so, at eighteen, she would fight the Time Retrograde Army in the morning, fly to Italy for a mafia brawl in the afternoon, run into a murder case while having dinner back in Tokyo, and then join the Red, Blue, Green, White, and Silver clans’ battle that night.
Bishui Yuan: Finish your work, then do yours!
Warnings:
1. The pacing is slow, and we’re still in the first half of the blurb. The writing is average, there are lots of original settings, and I apologize in advance for the OOC. This is an everyone-survives alternate timeline. The story opens in the second round, and the goal is to bring everyone together for a happy ending.
2. Katekyo Hitman Reborn takes place in a parallel world with a storyline completely different from the original. In her first life, the heroine was Byakuran’s Storm Guardian and changed Zakuro’s fate. She was also the previous Red King before Mikoto.
3. The heroine’s only romantic relationships are with the swords, in a Saniwa-and-all-swords romance. All the swords compete for her affection, and she gives them equal attention; she’s the Honmaru’s little emperor. There’s lots of intimate contact both before and after her memories return, including cuddling, hugging, forehead kisses, and sleeping together. Canon couples won’t be broken up. For example, Gokudera and Yoko can still be paired.
4. I started writing on a whim, and I’ll often revise the story, or even rewrite it.
5. The Detective Conan crossover with the closet has been removed from the story.
The bitter past is too long, although it is good to know the ending. . . What impressed me the most after watching it was that the protagonist was limited and suffered due to various factors. Originally, most of the settings should be enjoyable.
Emmmmm, what can I say, it is different from the variety comics I imagined. This book is mainly about k + swords, Ming Ke + tutor plot is very small (emphasis added). And because the protagonist is resurrected from death + loses his memory, the early content may be more daily (mixed with the scenes before the death of the protagonist in each episode, and the content that foreshadows the later chapters). And the timeline, because it is multiple episodes + memories, so it may be a bit confusing. In terms of overall sense, I haven't seen any eye-catching plots so far. It may be because it is a new article, so the author has not written it in the introduction. I will give it three stars and wait for confirmation.
The setting is good + 1 star, the plot is confusing, and the theme is not grasped well?
The bitter past is too long, although it is good to know the ending. . . What impressed me the most after watching it was that the protagonist was limited and suffered due to various factors. Originally, most of the settings should be enjoyable.
Emmmmm, what can I say, it is different from the variety comics I imagined. This book is mainly about k + swords, Ming Ke + tutor plot is very small (emphasis added). And because the protagonist is resurrected from death + loses his memory, the early content may be more daily (mixed with the scenes before the death of the protagonist in each episode, and the content that foreshadows the later chapters). And the timeline, because it is multiple episodes + memories, so it may be a bit confusing. In terms of overall sense, I haven't seen any eye-catching plots so far. It may be because it is a new article, so the author has not written it in the introduction. I will give it three stars and wait for confirmation.
The setting is good + 1 star, the plot is confusing, and the theme is not grasped well?