[Lily, redemption, slight abuse, sugar, no knife, no system]
Eleven years after the accident, Morikawa Nagashi's world has long lost its color, leaving her with only pain tormenting her day after day.
She thought she would be free by sinking into the deep sea, but all her plans were disrupted by an uninvited guest named Tsukimi Aoi.
The girl was so familiar that she not only fished Nagisa out of the sea, but also refused to leave, vowing to bring her heart that was sinking to the bottom of the sea to the shore.
But Nagisa didn't know that this selfish "redemption" called "Strategy" was destined to end 11 years ago.
"Miss Tsukimi, why did you save me?"
"The reason? Hehehe... If you want to say it, it's because I like you, Nagisa-chan."
Reader comments
It is a very good Japanese light novel. The first part reminded me of the feeling of watching an inhuman girl, the suffocation of losing everything, and the feeling of seeing the light in despair. The post-posting part at the end is also very sweet, and overall there is nothing bad about it. The rhythm of the plot is also well grasped, and the relationship between the two protagonists is also very well described. I hope the author can get better and better in the future and become more popular.
It's a very interesting novel. It's really healing to watch Konagi go from being like a deep-sea girl at the beginning to getting better little by little.
Mutual redemption or something is so high [Sending Hearts]
The writing is really delicate, and the psychological description is so fascinating [laughs]
Did you borrow a little bit from Inhuman Girl?
The author writes very well, keep it up [laughs]
Nice. There are no disgusting people or things, and the protagonist's psychology is clearly depicted.
Just finished watching the latest episode, Tiantiantian
It is a very good Japanese light novel. The first part reminded me of the feeling of watching an inhuman girl, the suffocation of losing everything, and the feeling of seeing the light in despair. The post-posting part at the end is also very sweet, and overall there is nothing bad about it. The rhythm of the plot is also well grasped, and the relationship between the two protagonists is also very well described. I hope the author can get better and better in the future and become more popular.
It's a very interesting novel. It's really healing to watch Konagi go from being like a deep-sea girl at the beginning to getting better little by little.
Mutual redemption or something is so high [Sending Hearts] The writing is really delicate, and the psychological description is so fascinating [laughs]
Did you borrow a little bit from Inhuman Girl? The author writes very well, keep it up [laughs]
Nice. There are no disgusting people or things, and the protagonist's psychology is clearly depicted.
Just finished watching the latest episode, Tiantiantian