She Became Girl A

This book can be said to be of the radio series, and it seems really cool to read against the radio. Many of the choices made by the male protagonist Renji really reflect that very human way of thinking, and the bitter choices and the male protagonist's gradual emotional changes under the bitter choices are really attractive to me. But this book may be quite toxic to most people. Many people are not satisfied with the handling of Suwon, and it feels like a whitewash. And while Kimura is annoying, Fuyuki's tragic experience is even more unpleasant. Especially the male and female protagonists are obviously going in both directions, but the male protagonist inexplicably turns into a succubus and is robbed in various ways. While the female protagonist is being bullied, if the male protagonist does not agree to be robbed, the female protagonist will be tortured to death. Although it is very logical, you will feel a little disgusted. Obviously, it would be much better if the protagonist doesn't love anyone, isn't impressed by anyone, or gets some affection from everyone, or a two-way redemption story with a single heroine can become a niche masterpiece. Although there are many personal shortcomings mentioned, this book still has many highlights. I originally clicked on it because of Girl A, and then I was attracted by the human-machine sense of the protagonist: Either because of laziness or lack of emotion, I was indifferent to the death of 80 and my classmates. The plot of splashing water completely attracted me, and the author's writing is actually pretty good, and it looks quite comfortable. Overall, I can personally give it 4.5 Hearts. I hope the author will not cut the book. I really want to see the ending of this book. When I came back from school, I saw that it was all finished... It was still very bleak in the end, but the author also worked very hard. I hope the author will not give up his passion for creation.

It's been a while since I've written a longer review, so I'm going to write about this book that I feel is so wonderful. From the male protagonist's self-monologue and some dialogues, we can feel the traditional youth light novels such as Dashunmono and Monogatari. The author's writing is very touching, and it reads like a light literature. And I don't know if I am overdoing it, but I also feel that there are some Latin American magical realism tones (this combination is the work I have always longed for, both eager to read and eager to create. The last time I felt such a work of art seemed to be My Sister's Life, and the previous one was probably Monogatari. I didn't expect to read such a touching work on Tomato. Why is the author not popular? Is it probably a bit of a radio wave? Personally, I have never been addicted to reading, and I will not be unable to read because of any specific point. The only reason why I cannot read is because it is "a bit boring." Maybe some plots in the author's books are not easy to accept. Although I'm not sure whether the author has read "What is My Feeling for a Touch of Duo" on esj? I felt a bit similar when I read the author's last book, and the time of this book is also the same. Personally, I still feel that the internet philosopher above who keeps talking about "postmodernism" is a bit too exaggerated. There is no need to comment on the work in lengthy words to daunt the book bag. I hope the author can give the heroine a happy ending, although I will continue to read it even if it is b e By the way, can the author give me an electronic signature so that I can keep it as a souvenir if it becomes popular in the future [laughing] Hey hey hey ha [laughs][laughs]

It goes without saying that it is great. Under the influence of postmodern culture, various literary techniques and subcultural elements are freely absorbed and popularized, reflecting the strong individualism in youth culture, the desire to escape and reconstruct reality, and the narrative characteristics of the era of fragmented information. It is a popular literature rich in romanticism and scientism.

Are the actions of the male and female protagonists meaningful in the infinite reincarnation? I think there is, because reincarnation is their choice. They redeem each other and find themselves in reincarnation. Existentialism tells us that everything has its reason as long as it exists. So does all this reincarnation make sense to readers? He allows us to see the relationship between the male and female protagonists. True love, to be honest, this kind of love really makes me envious and jealous. Both of the author's books have a sense of immediacy that makes me read One Hundred Years of Solitude. I have to say that both books integrate the reality of reincarnation and magic very well. It can only be seen that the author is really accomplished in magical realism. I look forward to the author's next book. If the author can continue to polish himself, I think there may not be no place for the author in the literary world of online novels in the future. Come on, author, we love your mouth and teeth! [Adoration]

Why is there no one reading such a beautiful book for me? [Smiles]

He Fanmu でも He Fanmu でも, No matter how many times, no matter how many times, PUがPUであるために…, For me to exist as me….

I originally found it on Shulikou. It's the first book I've read on Tomato where the main character is an original character. It's very interesting! I don't know how to describe it. I feel very delicate or I am very good at describing psychological expressions. (Selfishly, I hope that Shiina will appear later, even if it is just by this name)

I've watched half of it so far, and I think it's good. The female supporting role is great.

I feel pretty good so far. I'll give it five stars and support it first to prevent it from running away.

It's very good to watch, I should have read it one after another for some reasons. What about the good ending that was promised? This book was actually recommended by him. I feel like the data is not good because it's a bit toxic. (Kimura Yuu just went to jail in the end and was a little unhappy instead of dying) The overall reading is emotional and smooth (except for small places where it gets stuck). It's very interesting and the author is great! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

I feel like I was captured by Ayato [stunned][stunned][stunned]

I feel like the male protagonist will go crazy in the end, no one around him can understand him, and he won't be able to vent.

Same as the previous one, still high quality

The writing is quite smooth and the plot is okay. .

I came from his previous work, and I have a good impression of it so far. There should be a lot of audiences this time. The previous work had a very low score due to audience problems, but I have lost touch with reality. Instead, I find it interesting. Maybe what I am pursuing is twisted love.

One star less because there are too many Riddlers, which really annoys me. No other big issues. That's quite an idea

It seems pretty good so far

So far, it's pretty good and meets the appetite.

Not bad, has the same style as the previous book

So far it looks very good, there is no silent plot, the plot development is not delayed, it is good to watch.

The plot follows one after another, and the characters are perfectly created.

A very wonderful story, I hope Yukuna can get a happy ending befitting her name

It's good to read and definitely worth it. It's a rare good book on Tomato. The front is radio, the back is absolutely beautiful

Very nice, I like it

It is also long enough. The most powerful thing is the author's creativity.

It's nice to listen to, very interesting, and so well written that I couldn't put it down.

The writing is very good, the content is exciting and makes people want to read it again.

The writing style is good and the writing is quite good, but I am tired after reading it for a long time.

The plot is relatively compact and has a strong sense of substitution.

The plot is relatively compact and has a strong sense of substitution.