So What If I Go Back to the Land of Light with You? Taito

Taro loves Taiga no less than Tregear... Why create a bunch of fictitious corpse particles? If the real Taro were here, he'd blow you up already.

Do you know how good it is? Oh my god, it's incredibly good! It's so incredibly satisfying, without being angsty or out of character. It's just so good! I recommend everyone read it, it's seriously amazing! I can't take it anymore, it's just so incredibly good! It's indescribably good, perfectly matching Tregear's personality and character design without any awkwardness.

Whether it's Old Ford or Tomato, this is one of the top two long-form Taiga fanfics I've ever read in terms of character design faithfulness to the original work. Every character is well-developed, it's super, super good! The author's imagination is extraordinary, and their unique insights into the relationship between Tregear and Grimd are truly unique—I absolutely love this concept!!!

This is the most insightful and least out-of-character (OOC) story among those who understand the characters best within the framework of the Titanic setting. It's been a long time since I've experienced such a prolonged portrayal of the pain of inheriting a family fortune...

The writing is superb! 💕 To those who are arguing, all I can say is that the author has already fixed a small portion of the problematic parts. Fanfiction always has some degree of OOC (out-of-character), but this one manages to maintain a natural flow in the plot, without deviating too much from the characters' core traits.

I browsed some short reviews and read a portion of them. My current impression is that they are all very well-written and well-done. The sense of tension and suspense is also very satisfying to read. Regarding some controversial points, I think the author has made changes, but I'll wait and see. If I don't like it, I'll revise my review. It feels good to have caught up.

This is a fantastic read, exactly my style! The author's writing and logic are excellent. The volume about the little frog even made me quite heartbroken and complicated. "I will pay homage to our Chaotic Evil God"—the world is indeed chaotic and gray. The story truly depicts Tregear's reflections on time and his questions. Damn YG, they actually put that villainous shell on Tregear!

This is the least out-of-character (OOC) Taro fanfic I've read so far! I started reading it just to see what would happen, but I gradually became immersed in the story written by the goddess. 😢😢 First, regarding the characters: the portrayal of Tregear and the adult Taro could easily be out of character, but the author's writing, whether it's language, motivations, or psychology, is very fitting.

This is a book I absolutely love. It's written with such finesse that it was very immersive. The characters are also very well-developed. Regarding the online controversies, I don't really understand or agree with them… I even think many of them are just subjective interpretations. To escalate it to a boycott is really a bit… In short, I really love this book.

Hey author, this book is really great! I had to read so many of Tito's works to find a few that really suited my taste. I've been following this one closely. The battle scenes are incredibly moving, but the clever use of tropes keeps the story from getting too heavy and helps to balance things out. Author, please don't be sad!