[Touhou Project + transmigration + quick transmigration + playing the pig to eat the tiger + comedy + mild post-apocalyptic setting + no System]
For Patchouli Knowledge, who has reached the end, transmigrating is nothing unusual. Once, to resolve the Lost Words Incident, the Unmoving Great Library began moving nonstop.
Now that everything has returned to normal, has she stopped exercising... or not?
After an argument with her family about losing weight, she unexpectedly found herself in another world’s Gensokyo. Every mountain, river, blade of grass, and tree was incredibly familiar, yet all of it gave off a chillingly eerie feeling.
Turning to look behind her, she saw that neither the people and youkai infected by parasitic fungi nor the dangerous animals that had appeared in this new environment were friendly.
As long as they stood together, surviving wouldn’t be difficult. But when she saw familiar buildings transformed beyond recognition, and young survivors whose appearances matched her memories while their inner selves were completely different, would Patchouli reach out to help them or stand by and do nothing?
The whole article is good, but Remi's character is not very good at the moment. The difference in personality is good, but not so selfish because of several points. First, Remi has the power to control fate. People who spy on fate will not be selfish because they understand part of the matter and will not be paranoid. Ability represents a part of a person. Second, no matter who in the family, Remi longs for his family. He can be rebellious but will not backstab. Third, the issue of compatibility. When you write a very selfish Remi, then the senses will have declined. Of course, if there is a reversal, such as Sakuya Ryo, She herself was also parasitized, but the ability of destiny directly avoided the possibility [laughing] The subject matter is new but niche. The world view of the Yoro Village can be diversified, but the underlying logic of each character's character cannot be changed. In the Yoro Village, ability fixes the character. If you step out of the frame, it will look different.
We think it's very interesting and interesting. We can tell it's a story about silence, we can tell it's similar, and the author is trying his best to restore the character's personality, so I give it five stars and hope the author can update it faster.
There is a Guguquagga group in this book. The group number is 6 Youyouzi. They ate 5170 mochi and 238 pieces of barbecue in 6 days. Everyone is welcome to remind me of updates and provide comments. I will read every reply and comment. Thank you. [Sending heartfelt wishes]
This is the first time I see someone writing about Silent Hometown. I must give it five stars ❤️
Okay, wow, this is the first time I've seen one written about Patchouli.