[Mostly slice of life, one heroine, both parents dead, a younger sister and a home]
[I'm just writing this for fun, with no outline (unless the one in my head counts). I write whatever comes to mind, but I won't abandon it or give it a bad ending, so enjoy without worry.]
[Note: The early chapters focus on daily life and setting things up. The heroine, Sen Takatsuki, won't appear for the first time until after chapter fifty.]
After transmigrating into Tokyo Ghoul, Xia Chuan Cheng gets an improved version of the Corpse Brother virus from the start. Both his parents are investigators, and after he is born, they even give him a younger sister...
Just as Xia Chuan Cheng is focused on laying low and growing stronger, gaining enough power to protect his sister in this dangerous world and, while he's at it, solve the problem of what ghouls eat, he goes out one day and unexpectedly finds a girl around his age, only about ten years old: Yoshimura Eto. Faced with the future leader of the Aogiri Tree, what choice will Xia Chuan Cheng make?
Very everyday, very slow-paced, how slow? For ghoul fics, I heard that no ghoul appears in Chapter 24.
Well, if you don't look at the subject of ghouls, this is a very good classic urban youth novel. Although it is suspected of selling sheep's meat to dogs, but from a daily perspective, it is well written and deserves praise.
It's too slow. As a ghoul fanfic, isn't it a bit too slow?
It's all daily life🍉Fangcun hasn't [pouted] it's too slow to warm up🍉The protagonist also feels like it's okay🍉Keep up the good work
Although it is a bit abstract to say that there is no female protagonist at all in the early stage, but it's okay
So far it looks good
This is not purely a campus youth novel, but the author's writing style is indeed good and does not look boring.
It's okay, but I feel like the daily routine is a bit busy and the progress is too slow🤔
Will the author travel across the world in the middle and later stages?
The subject matter is good, but there are too few, and the author may not be able to handle it both ways.