I Just Transmigrated, and Yukino Yukinoshita Already Has a Boyfriend?

It is probably an AI article, but the whole article actually repeatedly emphasizes "rationality" and "logical self-consistency" But the subject matter is quite new The development of the events was too similar. The incident in the east window - the confrontation with Hachiman - Hachiman was defeated. The result of fully promoting the strategy is that the words are full of determination and necessity, without the contingency in life, and reading them together makes people feel very dry. The fun of reading is greatly reduced.

Ignoring the minor flaws, I think it's really good. The fan fiction I've read so far is rarely written in a way that I find particularly good-looking. I don't deny that the teacher in this book may be a bit of a villain. I don't hate the teacher. He is definitely a good male protagonist, but all this is in the face of y In front of uki, I don't think it matters anymore. I really, really like yuki, I really like it, so I really want to read novels with a single female protagonist. Unfortunately, there are not many such novels, and considering that there are even fewer that I like, I am really lucky to find this book. I hope the author can continue writing. Every contact and interaction between Yuki and me, and then the relationship changes step by step is what I like to watch most, and it may give me the dream of being a substitute. I personally feel that it is not easy to get yuki's love. It is not easy to get yuki's love with a few chapters or a dozen simple words. I am very happy to see a long chapter to write about the process of getting close to yuki. Maybe I don't have a special understanding of the character and just like it, but it does not hinder my happiness after seeing yuki. This is my first time writing a long story on Tomato. I'm very grateful to the author for writing such a story. It's really hard not to relate to it. It's so beautiful. Yuki is the best.

The protagonist's name, He Qiang, is very abrupt, but it feels like this abruptness shows that the protagonist does not belong to this world, which is quite nice. This book by the author reminds me of the book I read before. A time traveler travels into Yukinoshita's body and needs to do the opposite behavior to Yukinoshita before he can go home. Then he dyes his hair, becomes rebellious, and makes boyfriends (one every three days on average, completing the task, nothing else). The first chapter of the novel describes Yukinoshita returning to his own body, sleeping, and three years go by. He becomes a rebellious person, and then slowly changes his original social behavior. However, what would Yukinoshita do if the protagonist of this book by the author were to travel back in time? After reading so many chapters, I can probably analyze it. The following is my personal analysis. Yukinoshita and Hikiko are in love. The protagonist is a third party, but the protagonist has a reason to go home, so he can only attack Yukinoshita as a third party. However, because of Yukinoshita's unique personality, when the other party has a boyfriend, if you go forward to show your kindness, you will only get disgust, so you can only maintain restraint in all aspects like the protagonist, and it depends on the situation. Move and slowly pry the corner, but in the eyes of outsiders, Yukinoshita has more frequent contact with the protagonist, which is a bit beyond the level of work. Mitch Bu wants Yukinoshita to draw a clear line with the other party, because Beech Valley feels that the protagonist's purpose is impure, and everything is too coincidental, but Yukinoshita's concept is that normal work communication, have we crossed the line, why should we stay away? Just because of your few words, I have to give up. Coupled with the suspicion behind Hikiko, Yukinoshita is even more unbearable. She is under great mental pressure and her boyfriend does not trust her. Because from the outside, Yukinoshita does have more contact with the protagonist. Although they maintain restraint in public places, they are in close contact. However, Yukinoshita knows that both parties are maintaining restraint and only communicate at work. Also because Yukinoshita's own concept is absolute justice, so she feels that it is just a work communication and no intimate contact. Why is her boyfriend suspicious? Is it a lack of trust in yourself? The above is my personal analysis

It's okay, but the AI ​​polishing is sometimes stupid + the repeater makes it easy to mess up.

I didn't feel much at first when I read the novel, but then I realized that the charm of this book lies in the dialogue between Yukino and the protagonist, the teacher. The language and logic are very powerful and rigorous. Yukino is good at summarizing and approving at work, and the protagonist is a top-notch beast. This combination is very comfortable to watch. The storyline is not that good but it is very rigorous. Many Kasuga fans, Yukino, are just a venomous and narcissistic vase. Here, her abilities and personality are fully displayed, which is awesome👍👍👍 Based on my 4000 hours of experience as an old tomato, I feel that Yukino is a bit like Mi Cai and He Qiang is like Mi Gao. Although the plot is a bit toxic, the game between people becomes more exciting as it goes on👍

In fact, the writing is quite good, the description of psychological activities is quite good, and the sense of pulling is very strong. It is obvious that the male protagonist is a bit overly emotional. In many cases, it seems a bit too green tea and relies on Hikigaya's reverse foil. In many cases, deliberately keeping a distance and guidance is a bit unrealistic. Of course, this is also the advantage of this novel. I just hope that the protagonist can be more honest and tough. Even if I hope that Yukino will choose not to be so humble, there is no first-come-first-served basis for emotional matters. I hope the pace will be faster. The character of the male protagonist is a bit too human-like. It's hard to imagine how tiring it would be to think so much in a relationship with a girl. He is definitely not Neptune, but this is a bit far from pure love. The male protagonist gives me the feeling that he is always self-satisfied. Does he want to go back, or is he inserting himself into Yukinoshita's life, pretending to be green tea and prying into Hachiman's corner to find psychological comfort? He can't even speak human words, not even the most basic I like you, not even possessive. If Yukinoshita is a scumbag and falls in love with someone else, he thinks he will bless him and call it Yukinoshita's choice. I think he has the potential of a turtle man.

Seeing that a more critical link has finally been reached in the end, if the author of conventional novels or Hibiki novels is talking about it, Yukino will continue to stand beside Hikigaya Hachiman without hesitation, but wouldn't he lose his soul in that case? I want to see what the author will write?

Tomato actually has such a good book. It's the first time I've met a character with a normal IQ.

It should be from AI. There are too many repetitive words in the description. If the plot is not advanced later, I will probably finish it by using rational reasoning.

I have seen Yukino, whose character is the most restored, with delicate emotional lines, high-quality content, and beautiful viewing. Logic is online.