The Curse of Otome is a sandwich of Itsuka and double endings. The second volume starts with its POV, but the heroine's perspective is in the second person.
The heroine has a name: Shibusawa (渋沢) Hikaru Shibusawa Mitsu
In Japanese, Mitsu can also mean (sweet) honey, three, (secret), three meanings.
It's probably a story about a young magician who hugged each other for warmth while growing up. Also known as: Pure criticism of Buddhism, the way of the legal girl Xiaoguang to save the world...
The author is extremely bad at writing fighting, and because of the character setting, there really aren't that many fighting scenes.
The writing is complete, but it is likely to be overhauled from scratch. Currently, I am not satisfied with whether the perspective of the heroine or the second person is retained, and many places cannot be used.
It was a relatively unsuccessful attempt, but I was very satisfied with the story line.
Double ending:
Enlightenment ends with him being a college teacher who is full of love for the world.
Jie ended up causing trouble in the world under the banner of Tianyuan.
Criticism of pure religion in the world of magic
Intention: There is no world in which one cannot control negative emotions and has no right to survive.