Haikyuu!! Original Female Character: Fervor Is Harmful

Super pretty!!! At first, I thought it was really a story about a bad boy and a good girl, so I quit as soon as I saw the synopsis. But after seeing so many people's comments, I felt something was wrong. Then I looked at the synopsis again, and it turned out that it was not a story about a good girl and a bad boy. I looked down suspiciously, wondering if it was true. It turned out that the more you read, the better it gets. The author is very confident in the creation of each character in it, and has written down their height, weight, hobbies, and recent troubles. The writing becomes more and more vivid. The characters have their own shortcomings, but they also let me see their advantages. There are many thoughts on youth. The heroine goes from being indifferent to volleyball at the beginning, to hating, and then to touching and accepting. The turning point of the heroine's growth is written, and the interaction in it is very interesting. It is not like saccharin, but like tea, endless joy. I like it so much. Please update it. The author has also worked hard, and the writing is also very good (✪▽✪)

Well, I usually read sweet stories about volleyball boys at night as bedtime reading. But the big one is so exciting that I couldn't sleep after watching it at night ∗︎˚(* ˃̤൬˂̤ *)˚∗︎. The big one is very alive and the heroine gave me the feeling of a beautiful protagonist. Because most people in China should tolerate it and let it go. Even if they quarrel, it is one-on-one in private, and there is never any talk of public revenge. So I think the heroine's character is well developed, and the roles are very clear. The plot is very interesting because of the obvious contradictions. It also arouses my emotions very much, so it's not suitable to watch at night, because I won't feel sleepy at all, and the more I listen, the more I get addicted. I will find a weekend with plenty of time to catch up on this book to the last chapter, but I can't do that right now because today is a working day and I have work to do tomorrow.

Nice. The most special thing is that the design of each character is not stereotyped. There are quite a few characters that make me feel angry or annoying at first glance, but in the end I will find a different side of them, which is quite real. Everyone's personality is so complicated, and the design is very good. The heroine Baobao also has a very unique and distinct personality. Although she has many moments of indecision, in my opinion she has always maintained her own subjectivity, which is rare. Hmm... Boys prefer to get along with Bokuto? Although there isn't much, it feels warm and comfortable w

The English name of Little Fanatic is passion, which is a story related to passion. Passion translates as "love, enthusiasm", which is both "passion" and "suffering". I have seen a very interesting etymological evolution on the Internet. Passion comes from the Latin word passio, and the root word pati means "to bear, endure, suffer". It is an almost completely passive and negative word, and it is of great significance in the Christian context. The passion of Christ specifically refers to the entire process of Jesus from his arrest to his crucifixion to his death, that is, the crucifixion of Jesus. The original German text of Bach's "Matthew Passion", Matthäus-Passion, is also the same. Another meaning of Passion, "passion", also has the same meaning since its birth. Philosophers represented by Aurelius and Cicero in the ancient Roman era advocated rationality, sublimity, moderation, and calmness. Overly strong emotions, whether they are positive (ecstasy, love) or negative (anger, jealousy, fear), are regarded as an erosion and damage to reason, making people dominated by the outside world and losing self-control. Whether it is religious suffering or emotional fanaticism, they all point to a passive state. Something external, huge, and above all else comes, hitting, covering, and even swallowing the individual. There is always an it between the world and her. It shapes her and becomes the tentacles, eyes, and skin of her perception and thinking. Art is such a demanding thing. Learning demands your focus and investment, work demands your time and body, relatives, friends and partners demand your love and care, but only art, or artistic creation, demands everything from you. Sacrifice your vision, hearing, vocal cords, cervical spine, lumbar disc, and wrist ligaments, ask for the most painful memories of your first love and failure, seize the time to hang out with other hobbies, and ask about who you really are, what is the meaning of creation, and other major and profound life questions, so that you have to kneel down in front of her, everything is exposed at a glance! Everything is like this. Getting started is sweet, everything is fresh, easy to understand, and the sense of accomplishment is great. But the deeper you go, the harder and more painful you become, and the more trapped you are. The further you go, the other possibilities will shut down at a certain point of no return. This is also an important reason why Narumi is so timid and entangled, and it is also the source of the Chinese title of the book "Fanaticism is Harmful". The original intention of writing this book was to explore a state of loss of enthusiasm among modern people that I observed in myself and described on the Internet. There is a more popular buzzword, "Hollow Man". I have no desire, nothing I particularly like or want to do, I am indifferent to everything, I feel life is boring but I don't know how to change it, I am tired, bored, empty, and withered. As far as I am concerned, I think it is the result of years of instrumental rationality and utilitarian thinking. Objectively speaking, most of us were not encouraged or even suppressed in our early years to explore ourselves. How I feel, what my emotions are at the moment, what I like and dislike, are all ignored, let alone creating myself. Everything oscillates between emptiness and pain, and it is inevitable. Which one is more bearable, everyone has their own answer. I think passion is a bag that holds pain. At least you may have a small say in choosing what to put in the bag. And the pain you are willing to suffer for is sweet. I hope to make an attempt with this article. At the end of the story, I wish Narumi to find her passion, and I also hope that you who read it can discover and ignite your own little spark in life that is different from hers.

The author's grasp of the characters in the original work is very delicate and precise. More importantly, as an original female novel, he was able to construct the growth and relationship network of Narumi Ritsu within the framework of the normal operation of the original world view. What impressed me most was the complex and concise portrayal of the mother-daughter relationship between Motoko and Ritsu. In addition, from the perspective of BG fans, the story line of this article is also very exciting. The light comedy elements in it are very relaxing to watch, and the romance scenes are also subtle and romantic. In short, thank you to the author for saving me from a boring National Day holiday!

If it doesn't work, where did my comments go? Where did I go after I wrote a long paragraph of praise? It can be seen that the teacher has polished it very carefully, whether it is wording or plot. I admire the teacher's ability in plot arrangement and psychological description. His professional knowledge is also very solid, and he has covered a wide range of topics. It seems that he has tied it in one breath. And I'm curious about the teacher's book list again

This is a novel that seriously explores youth, growth and love. Whether it is character creation or language expression, it is very careful, sincere and enthusiastic. Isn't this a praise for the fan authors who are willing to use love to generate electricity!! ՞˶･֊･˶՞

I like the author's word choice very much, and I also like Xiaolu's character (/^▽^)/The introduction does not match the content. After reading the introduction, I thought it was a genre that I am not interested in, but it is not. Although the protagonist is a manager, he is not actually doing physical work, and it has alleviated his own problems, so it is acceptable. In short, I really like the interaction between Xiaolu and other people, it feels very natural (/^▽^)/

How should I put it? Many of the thoughts of the heroine in the book are troubles in life, not just in youth but in the whole life. It's just that troubles come sooner or later. Every time I see the problems that the heroine is thinking about, I will think about it together. Looking back on the things I have experienced, it seems that there are better choices or solutions, but at that time Like the heroine, I have never met someone who can solve problems together, think together, and resonate with each other. The author writes very well about the concerns of adolescent girls, life choices, facing or escaping. Reading the article can clearly see the growth and choices of the heroine. Although it is a fan... But the writing is really good.

I have read about thirty chapters so far The plot of this book is a bit depressing for me, but it is indeed very good. Because of my identity as a student, even the decisions I make are not overly cared by the instructor. Is it the protagonist's score or myself who cares? I really like some of the words the author wrote, music is not for fighting, right? And Yoshida, I can feel some of the charm of the original character. I am not shouting just for him, but for the version of myself that I don't regret when I recall it. As well as the protagonist's thoughts on this matter after the "witch" joined, I think it's good that he doesn't want to celebrate other people's victories. Although joining the volleyball club as a manager is still too impulsive, it is understandable because he is a student and is a little impulsive. And the author is also too realistic. It's not that it's bad, but some of the passages are too similar to things I have seen and heard. Girls seem to change their minds just for a man who doesn't know whether he exists.