Xia Youjie was reborn.
Rebirth is in that year when it is still too late.
He thought he was going to walk this journey alone.
But Gojo Satoru didn't agree.
"This time, don't be alone."
[Spell return to battle + two male protagonists + rebirth + daily life, ooc apology]
Reader comments
It's quite novel, but it doesn't quite fit the leader who wore it back. The leader is a bit too patient 😂😂
In the early stage, there weren't many scenes where Wu Xia and Wu Xia met each other, but from the perspective of words, you can still feel the bond between the two. In the later stage, it was mainly written around the two people. The plot of the tofu soup and the description of the hand being close but not holding each other were still very impressive after reading it. 🔥🔥🔥In fact, most of the CP articles I usually read use a more delicate psychology and physical interactions that go beyond the boundaries of friendship, but this article is mostly white sketches. Even the hand-holding in the early stage is abandoned, but you can still feel the increasingly ambiguous atmosphere between the two people in the later stage [laugh][laugh][laugh]
When I first read it, I felt that the characters of the two problem children were too restrained, but after reading it all, I found that the slight adjustments to the characters' personalities fit the style of this article quite well [Blowing Kisses]
It feels like the reverberation takes up too much of the scene, and there aren't that many emotional and plot lines. And the meaning and function of reverberation are not yet understood.
It seems that the whole drama revolves around this, and Jay's time travel is basically not mentioned in the later stages. What unfolds are new settings.
After reading a little bit, I found that the sense of immersion is quite good, the pace is very slow, and it is different from the ordinary Curseback fanfics. There is no direct strengthening, and the subject matter is quite novel. What I have read so far, except for saving Haibara Ai, being reborn with memories, no distorted thinking and that unknown thing that will grow, is basically similar to the original work.
The author's descriptions in the book give people a smooth and calm feeling, and he is very patient. In short, it has a very novel feeling. Everything that should be explained and told in the story is basically followed up. To be honest, I don't reject this unique feeling, so I think it is good to read. Xia You is described by the author as very gentle and patient. Anyway, I personally think she looks good.
Fine. Anyway, I can't say it, but it feels pretty good.
It's beautiful, the subject matter is very novel, and the descriptions are super vivid
It's quite novel, but it doesn't quite fit the leader who wore it back. The leader is a bit too patient 😂😂
In the early stage, there weren't many scenes where Wu Xia and Wu Xia met each other, but from the perspective of words, you can still feel the bond between the two. In the later stage, it was mainly written around the two people. The plot of the tofu soup and the description of the hand being close but not holding each other were still very impressive after reading it. 🔥🔥🔥In fact, most of the CP articles I usually read use a more delicate psychology and physical interactions that go beyond the boundaries of friendship, but this article is mostly white sketches. Even the hand-holding in the early stage is abandoned, but you can still feel the increasingly ambiguous atmosphere between the two people in the later stage [laugh][laugh][laugh] When I first read it, I felt that the characters of the two problem children were too restrained, but after reading it all, I found that the slight adjustments to the characters' personalities fit the style of this article quite well [Blowing Kisses]
It feels like the reverberation takes up too much of the scene, and there aren't that many emotional and plot lines. And the meaning and function of reverberation are not yet understood. It seems that the whole drama revolves around this, and Jay's time travel is basically not mentioned in the later stages. What unfolds are new settings.
After reading a little bit, I found that the sense of immersion is quite good, the pace is very slow, and it is different from the ordinary Curseback fanfics. There is no direct strengthening, and the subject matter is quite novel. What I have read so far, except for saving Haibara Ai, being reborn with memories, no distorted thinking and that unknown thing that will grow, is basically similar to the original work.
The author's descriptions in the book give people a smooth and calm feeling, and he is very patient. In short, it has a very novel feeling. Everything that should be explained and told in the story is basically followed up. To be honest, I don't reject this unique feeling, so I think it is good to read. Xia You is described by the author as very gentle and patient. Anyway, I personally think she looks good.
Fine. Anyway, I can't say it, but it feels pretty good.
It's beautiful, the subject matter is very novel, and the descriptions are super vivid