Single female lead, no romance, and she transmigrates. Call her Asaba Yuki or Tokito Kiyoshi. Um... I started writing on a whim, with no outline or anything. I don't know where the story is going, or whether I'll even keep updating. I'm a notorious serial ghoster.
Well, I'll just write a little about the protagonist for the blurb.
As for her... First, her looks. There's no way I'd make her ugly. And her brains: she's pretty smart.
Personality-wise... At first, she doesn't like expressing herself or taking action, so she might seem a little spaced out. Later on, she's... kind of mean, I guess. She's got a pretty wicked sense of humor.
A little sadistic, she likes teasing people and finds it interesting to watch their emotions.
Sharp-tongued, but only toward people and ghosts she dislikes.
She's a fragile little sword, this one. She can't handle her friends thinking even the slightest bit badly of her, especially if they dislike her. She decides whether she wants to be friends with someone at first sight, so if she suddenly gets upset, people will think she's delicate and thin-skinned.
She's sort of a mild everyone-loves-her type, but not in a romantic way. People just have a good impression of her and feel comfortable around her, so it's easy for them to become friends.
The protagonist, like me, is an omnivore when it comes to pairings. She loves shipping characters and will ship them at random, haha.
But the protagonist herself has no romance, and there's not even the slightest chance of a love line for her.
Let's just hope I don't decide to write a pairing later, because my romance writing is a total mess.
OOC, OOC, so incredibly OOC! Am I crazy? Why did I start this book? Why did I suddenly start writing again and inflicting this on people? What am I even doing? I'm a lunatic.
I haven't written in ages. As I type, I feel like I can't express myself properly, my two brain hemispheres are fighting, and my word choice and sentences are complete gibberish. The beginning doesn't even connect to the end...
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