(Magic Court fan fiction) (The first few chapters contain a lot of the original plot. Later on, I'll try not to depict the original plot directly, though I'll still try to follow its storyline. I didn't think the first playthrough was very good, but I quite liked the second one.)
You're Minato, the guard. You're Minato, the guard. You're Minato, the guard. Who are you?
I-I'm Yukino Sato.
You're Minato, the guard. You're Minato, the guard. You're Minato, the guard.
Who are you?
Ehehehe, I'm Minato, the guard.
The girl eventually yielded to them and became their pawn, whether using others or being used herself. But she didn't care about any of that. All she had to do was fulfill her own duties. She tried to sever ties with her past self, unaware that if she truly abandoned her past completely, she would also lose her anchor to humanity.
(A work by a beginner.)
No, no, no, no, no, no, there are two episodes. I am definitely angry (bushi). Mainly because it was so delicious in one episode😋In the end, everyone died and the pink dog had to eat the main character. Plus, the devil is more annoying to me. In short - I am full (there should be an emoticon here)
Memories melt away, seeming to be inhuman, everything in the past is like a dream, reincarnating again and again between despair and hope... When I am no longer me, does the past still have meaning? Choose sober despair or continue the illusory beauty. No matter how many times you choose, it is still difficult for the bystander to become the protagonist. The story continues, just like the fate that is difficult to defy. Fortunately, those painful gaps are still somewhat gentle. And what can we, the audience, do?
The author's writing power is a bit unable to keep up with what he wants to express, but the flaws are not hidden, and the aspect of being human but not human is handled very well. Before reading the fourth case in the second week, I can't figure out how the protagonist can save other people.
I feel pretty good at the moment. I have been reading several books that I have been reading for a long time. This one not only ended the week very quickly, but also directly skipped the part of solving the case that felt very low in word count and focused on the relationship. The plot also feels more original. At least the plot without the protagonist's participation does not feel like a passer-by. The advancement of the character relationship is not too hidden. The plot of each chapter is progressed at a reasonable speed without a bunch of messy modifiers and gossips that make it feel like you have not read it.
It's good to watch, it's the first time I've seen the Demon Trial fanfic from the guard's perspective
It's quite novel. It's the first time I've seen the guard's perspective. It's well written. The shortcomings are that there's too little reasoning content - but who cares about reasoning when you're already playing magic? The reasoning is all Shinai.
If you are not too busy recently, you may consider updating it. Everyone is waiting to see it 🙂
Hurry up, I want to see the protagonist lose his mask in front of Hero [love]
I have to say it's really pretty.
Yukino was born to want Hiro and Emma to be eaten [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
The protagonist is very vividly written, with a dull human-machine feel, which is very interesting, especially the part where Emma becomes a witch, like a little spoiled wife
I'm so curious about the settings! Update soon! ! !
No, no, no, no, no, no, there are two episodes. I am definitely angry (bushi). Mainly because it was so delicious in one episode😋In the end, everyone died and the pink dog had to eat the main character. Plus, the devil is more annoying to me. In short - I am full (there should be an emoticon here)
Memories melt away, seeming to be inhuman, everything in the past is like a dream, reincarnating again and again between despair and hope... When I am no longer me, does the past still have meaning? Choose sober despair or continue the illusory beauty. No matter how many times you choose, it is still difficult for the bystander to become the protagonist. The story continues, just like the fate that is difficult to defy. Fortunately, those painful gaps are still somewhat gentle. And what can we, the audience, do? The author's writing power is a bit unable to keep up with what he wants to express, but the flaws are not hidden, and the aspect of being human but not human is handled very well. Before reading the fourth case in the second week, I can't figure out how the protagonist can save other people.
I feel pretty good at the moment. I have been reading several books that I have been reading for a long time. This one not only ended the week very quickly, but also directly skipped the part of solving the case that felt very low in word count and focused on the relationship. The plot also feels more original. At least the plot without the protagonist's participation does not feel like a passer-by. The advancement of the character relationship is not too hidden. The plot of each chapter is progressed at a reasonable speed without a bunch of messy modifiers and gossips that make it feel like you have not read it.
It's good to watch, it's the first time I've seen the Demon Trial fanfic from the guard's perspective
It's quite novel. It's the first time I've seen the guard's perspective. It's well written. The shortcomings are that there's too little reasoning content - but who cares about reasoning when you're already playing magic? The reasoning is all Shinai.
If you are not too busy recently, you may consider updating it. Everyone is waiting to see it 🙂 Hurry up, I want to see the protagonist lose his mask in front of Hero [love]
I have to say it's really pretty.
Yukino was born to want Hiro and Emma to be eaten [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
The protagonist is very vividly written, with a dull human-machine feel, which is very interesting, especially the part where Emma becomes a witch, like a little spoiled wife
I'm so curious about the settings! Update soon! ! !