This world...
The most chilling thing...
Not death...
Not numb...
Not parting...
But...
No one...
I need you...
………………………………Personal recommendation…………………………………………
Change the color of your hair and eyes, put on a mask, and wear decadent-looking clothes, and you'll be the heroine.
Reader comments
9年了大大ORZ
I didn't expect that there are more comments than there are words. This article is really awesome. Come on, friends, let's see how others succeed.
Why do you lock it as soon as you get to the exciting part?
Fairy Articles + Fairy Wife, go and visit my favorites hehehe
The author writes very well. Although the heroine did not participate in the wars in the Three Kingdoms, her mutual love with Zhuge Liang is also very interesting (*^ω^*)
Hey, please update!
Hello Minghai, I watched "Setting Sun" a long time ago, and I wrote comments and tweets in 2011, but I haven't responded here.
To be honest, I'm not sure how to respond, because everything I want to say is written in that tweet, so please forgive me and just post it in the tweet (I watch "Setting Sun" two years later, and I don't know if my feelings will be much different from that time)
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This work is generally good. Marisu uses it very well. The heroine is not overly strong. The author does not play with history arbitrarily. Instead, he handles history very carefully and does special homework.
Human beings have a tendency to play tricks on others by nature. The more powerful and powerful they are, the more they like to play with others.
Super-powerful protagonists, a specific history of a certain race, time-travel elements, magic circles, etc. Are all familiar. If the writer is not very skilled, using these elements may become his biggest failure. However, in this work, it can be seen that the author Naomi has carefully managed this work. He has considered a wide range of aspects, not only the history of the Shinsengumi. The history also includes how the protagonist learned the language of the time, the various factions, the political situation at the time, the character's personality, etc. These elements are intertwined and intricate. If you don't do enough homework before writing, and just follow your own ideas, it will definitely "super unfold", especially the background of the novel was a very chaotic era at the time.
However, one needs more experience to read his novels. People who have read them after graduating from high school or who have entered the society early will be more able to relate to them. In many places, the author's writing is very obscure, and even I, a college student, found it a bit difficult to read.
In addition to my favorites of Kawakami Hikaru and Nakai Yaichi, Saito Kazuo's description is pretty good, and Ito Koshitaro is also my favorite. The author describes Ito's ideas, talents, and swordsmanship very well, without any sense of violation, and he also steals the show, which is impressive.
It's rare that I can read a full-length novel in one sitting. I highly recommend it to everyone. If you don't mind the author's negative descriptions of your favorite characters, then read it now! I believe you won't regret it!
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In addition, regarding history, because I first read Mr. Lu Lizhou's "Meiji Restoration - Japan's Journey towards Modernization" and then read "The Setting Sun", regarding the last emperor, I think it is impossible to depose the emperor, unless certain conditions are met to depose or someone dares to challenge the impossible task, but it is currently impossible (the existence of the emperor is very subtle. I asked a Japanese teacher who teaches Japanese history what kind of existence the emperor is, and he could not give a clear answer)
I like the "Winter Day" chapter very much, and I'm slowly finishing it. Saito's description techniques in that chapter are more mature than those in "The Setting Sun", and his character and way of speaking are also very well written. Reading "Winter Day" is like reading the official novel of "Hakuoki"
It's well written. I like it very much. It's just that the update is too slow. I need to hurry up.
It's a very short article but the emotions of everyone are written very well ^_^
That sister is really disgusting
Make up the final score! ! ! !
Thank you so much, it's so well written! Whether it's characters, plot, writing or ideas, you can still find many surprises after three brushes. It's one of my daily fantasy scripts hahahaha. I will always support you (??ω??)??
I can draw and write, and signing autographs is great! ??..??? Expect
There is no progress. By the way, in which chapter do you plan to have the battle get heated?
9年了大大ORZ
I didn't expect that there are more comments than there are words. This article is really awesome. Come on, friends, let's see how others succeed.
Why do you lock it as soon as you get to the exciting part?
Fairy Articles + Fairy Wife, go and visit my favorites hehehe
The author writes very well. Although the heroine did not participate in the wars in the Three Kingdoms, her mutual love with Zhuge Liang is also very interesting (*^ω^*)
Hey, please update!
Hello Minghai, I watched "Setting Sun" a long time ago, and I wrote comments and tweets in 2011, but I haven't responded here. To be honest, I'm not sure how to respond, because everything I want to say is written in that tweet, so please forgive me and just post it in the tweet (I watch "Setting Sun" two years later, and I don't know if my feelings will be much different from that time) ＊＊＊ This work is generally good. Marisu uses it very well. The heroine is not overly strong. The author does not play with history arbitrarily. Instead, he handles history very carefully and does special homework. Human beings have a tendency to play tricks on others by nature. The more powerful and powerful they are, the more they like to play with others. Super-powerful protagonists, a specific history of a certain race, time-travel elements, magic circles, etc. Are all familiar. If the writer is not very skilled, using these elements may become his biggest failure. However, in this work, it can be seen that the author Naomi has carefully managed this work. He has considered a wide range of aspects, not only the history of the Shinsengumi. The history also includes how the protagonist learned the language of the time, the various factions, the political situation at the time, the character's personality, etc. These elements are intertwined and intricate. If you don't do enough homework before writing, and just follow your own ideas, it will definitely "super unfold", especially the background of the novel was a very chaotic era at the time. However, one needs more experience to read his novels. People who have read them after graduating from high school or who have entered the society early will be more able to relate to them. In many places, the author's writing is very obscure, and even I, a college student, found it a bit difficult to read. In addition to my favorites of Kawakami Hikaru and Nakai Yaichi, Saito Kazuo's description is pretty good, and Ito Koshitaro is also my favorite. The author describes Ito's ideas, talents, and swordsmanship very well, without any sense of violation, and he also steals the show, which is impressive. It's rare that I can read a full-length novel in one sitting. I highly recommend it to everyone. If you don't mind the author's negative descriptions of your favorite characters, then read it now! I believe you won't regret it! ＊＊＊ In addition, regarding history, because I first read Mr. Lu Lizhou's "Meiji Restoration - Japan's Journey towards Modernization" and then read "The Setting Sun", regarding the last emperor, I think it is impossible to depose the emperor, unless certain conditions are met to depose or someone dares to challenge the impossible task, but it is currently impossible (the existence of the emperor is very subtle. I asked a Japanese teacher who teaches Japanese history what kind of existence the emperor is, and he could not give a clear answer) I like the "Winter Day" chapter very much, and I'm slowly finishing it. Saito's description techniques in that chapter are more mature than those in "The Setting Sun", and his character and way of speaking are also very well written. Reading "Winter Day" is like reading the official novel of "Hakuoki"
It's well written. I like it very much. It's just that the update is too slow. I need to hurry up.
It's a very short article but the emotions of everyone are written very well ^_^
That sister is really disgusting
Make up the final score! ! ! !
Thank you so much, it's so well written! Whether it's characters, plot, writing or ideas, you can still find many surprises after three brushes. It's one of my daily fantasy scripts hahahaha. I will always support you (??ω??)??
I can draw and write, and signing autographs is great! ??..??? Expect
There is no progress. By the way, in which chapter do you plan to have the battle get heated?