Japanese light novel, multiple heroines
One soul, two bodies, but two people.
Muraki Saku is an ordinary boy who came to Tokyo alone from Hokkaido to study, accustomed to keeping to himself. Reizumi Towa is the sole heir to the foremost of the four great families, living under a web of rules and restraints, cool and aloof. They have never met, yet since birth they have shared their senses and emotions: he is her, and she is him.
When Reizumi Towa suddenly transfers to Muraki Saku's high school, their two worlds begin to collide. A spirited, tsundere yakuza heiress, a gentle class representative who looks out for others, a possessive, scheming heiress, a street performer chasing her musical dreams... The girls around him gradually bring this dusty jewel's brilliance to light. Meanwhile, the unique soul bond between him and Reizumi Towa quietly grows in the spaces between everyday moments.
From a boy struggling to make it on his own in Hokkaido to someone who commands everyone's attention, this is a story about growing up, music, and finding one's own worth. When the jewel is no longer covered in dust, the stars will shine for it, too.
The biggest joy of the one-soul and two-body love style is that both parties can contact each other without any bottom line. Party struggle is doomed to failure from the beginning. In Narcissus, everyone will be the loser. This book blurs the concept of one soul and tends to have an extremely special relationship between two individuals, but emphasizes the probability of "two bodies". It's not like they are exactly the same person in the traditional sense, making readers more inclined to think they are two people. Strengthens Narcissus' royal sense Although I personally like this, this subject is still too niche and unpopular 🤦
When I read Chapter 35, I like this setting. Two people who perceive and influence each other but are different. The open-hearted tolerance. Not bad. The only uncomfortable thing is that the female protagonist only describes the emotions of the male protagonist in school. It is rarely described at other times. Well, if I think about it carefully, there seems to be nothing to describe. After all, no matter what happens to the male protagonist, she will be tolerant. Oh, I understand. It may be that the heroine is less possessive of her other half. Well, it's hard to say which character is better. It's not bad now. Come on, author. I have read the latest chapter, which is full of confusion. The previous flaws were directly filtered by me at the first explosive point (it would be better if there was more possessive plot of the heroine before chapter 35. I only wrote it after seeing the author later). The overall evaluation is definitely 9 points. The only shortcoming may be that as the author himself said, he goes crazy when writing a short plot. Mo Er ignored other character creations, but I felt it was good enough. The scene where the male protagonist entered the banquet to play the piano reminded me of Toru Watanabe. He was so confident and really charming. Originally, I was worried that this plot would collapse, but using the female protagonist's skills to express the male protagonist's voice was really a stroke of genius. It's not bad, author, come on 🥰
Technically speaking, Narcissus has a harem. The two cannot be counted as one and the same consciousness. Narcissus is the queen, and some of the harems are attracted by the queen, and later they all fall in love with the emperor. But it's still very interesting
The book is a good book, but the overall feeling after reading it is that it feels a little depressing. This is how it felt in the early stage.
At present, it should be the strongest contemporary novel of this type in Tomato (after all, not many people write it). However, the character of the male protagonist is too soft, and some people may not like it. All in all, if you can tolerate the weak male protagonist, this is a good romantic comedy [Chigua]
The book is very nice and the author is also very cute. He meows when he is stressed, which is very cute. We still don't know who will eat it first. Our heroine must be the first one to eat it.
Nice looking, I like it. It would be better if it was a single female protagonist 😢
I really like this setting. They are not the kind of souls that want to merge into one. The feeling of being inseparable from each other makes my heart itch.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
This is the water fairy, it's very well written, cheers for the author [sending heartfelt wishes]