[Touhou Project fan, early original work, no heroine, group portrait, not a cool article]
(The plot accelerated too quickly in the early stage and is being reset and expanded!)
After college student Bai Heng died unexpectedly, he was reborn as a heavenly being? He also descended to a place called "Fantasy Township"!
Here, magic, monsters... All strange powers and chaos exist!
That's what he said, but after finally becoming a heavenly being, Bai Heng just wanted to enjoy a peaceful life.
However...
Hakurei Reimu: "With Bai Heng, I can just eat and wait to die!"
Kirisame Marisa: "Bai Heng, mutation! This is a mutation!"
Bai Heng wanted to cry but had no tears.
Well, it seems that this is his fate...
(This book contains a large number of self-designed characters, including original characters and world views. The original characters are basically the same design, and some designs may collapse)
(The first four volumes allow the protagonist to experience the plot of the original work, with some foreshadowing. The original work ends completely after Sky Zhang)
(I hope you can point out any shortcomings, thank you!)
(PS: The characters in the book are all adults!)
Reader comments
This book is really good, but the biggest reason why no one has read it is that there are no interesting highlights outside of the original plot. For me, it may be just memories. It feels the same whether there is a male protagonist or not. For example, the part about the emperor was almost over as soon as the male protagonist left. As a result, the male protagonist went to heaven to deal with the follow-up, and Marisa had to fight with the emperor again. It was really hard for me to watch. Also, the male protagonist's combat power is a mystery (it's a classic in Gensokyo), but it's hard to overstate the hero's ability, and the author doesn't write much about daily life, so I feel like I'm sorting through the plot.
I love your book.
So far, I feel like it's pretty well written [Like]
It's pretty, eh
I have no motivation to read anymore [face covering]
Beautiful, very beautiful. Maybe it's because I don't watch enough Eastern movies, but I think it's very beautiful.
This book is really good, but the biggest reason why no one has read it is that there are no interesting highlights outside of the original plot. For me, it may be just memories. It feels the same whether there is a male protagonist or not. For example, the part about the emperor was almost over as soon as the male protagonist left. As a result, the male protagonist went to heaven to deal with the follow-up, and Marisa had to fight with the emperor again. It was really hard for me to watch. Also, the male protagonist's combat power is a mystery (it's a classic in Gensokyo), but it's hard to overstate the hero's ability, and the author doesn't write much about daily life, so I feel like I'm sorting through the plot.
I love your book.
So far, I feel like it's pretty well written [Like]
It's pretty, eh
I have no motivation to read anymore [face covering] Beautiful, very beautiful. Maybe it's because I don't watch enough Eastern movies, but I think it's very beautiful.