Blurb:
I, Kiyomitsu Kashu, am still lost about my life as a blade today.
Allow me to introduce myself. I'm a sword warrior from a Honmaru with a very, very long number. I wasn't Lady Tiantian's starter sword, so I'm terribly jealous of the starter sword she chose... Wait, what was his name again? Yamanbagiri?
"It's Yamanbagiri Kunihiro, Kiyomitsu. You're muttering to the air again. Be careful, someone might hear you badmouthing him." Yasusada smacked me on the head. He hit so hard that he knocked the back of my head straight into the floor.
"Yasusada, what are you doing?! You don't have to hit me that hard!" I shouted as I climbed back up.
"I used all my strength to knock some sense into you." Yasusada looked at me regretfully, seeming to regret that he hadn't hit me hard enough to make me stupid.
"You're regretting that you didn't hit me hard enough to make me stupid, aren't you?!"
My blood rushed to my head, and I forgot my fear of being under the control of the Great Demon King Yasusada. I grabbed him by the collar and gritted my teeth.
"Oh, you said it out loud." Yasusada gave me a peculiar look that said, 'So your brain is still working after all.'
"..."
"…"
I, Kiyomitsu Kashu, a proud transmigrator, won't stoop to arguing with him.
That's right, I transmigrated, and into a book where every character is in love with the female Master.
Today's Kiyomitsu Kashu is still pretending to be a local.
Note:
The ending is a little angsty.
Severe OOC. The author is doing their best to maintain the sword men's original characterization.
If you can't stand it, please click X. Don't leave a bunch of comments under the story.
The writing is immature. Please bear with me.
Theme:
After watching it, I feel like playing a horror game with multiple perspectives.
To be honest, for such a complex structure, especially with multiple perspectives, use the third person, add more psychological descriptions and side descriptions to supplement the background. Don't change the perspective when it's the first person. Concentrate on writing from one person's perspective, follow his vision, and supplement other branches through conversations with other people or recalling the previous chapters. The result was a mess. It was obviously the first time, but I had to change the perspective. Things that could be seen clearly through the perspective of California Qingguang were not written at all. It was just forced to rely on branch lines. The daily thread was not buried at the beginning, there was a running account in the middle, and finally the outline was given in the ending chapter? If it doesn't make it right, it will be spoiled in the story. Didn't you realize that the ending alone can summarize the entire story in these two chapters?
So the perspective is unclear. An Ding said he would not hurt Qingguang, but Qingguang is not the protagonist from the beginning to the end.
I think I looked lonely
It hurts, it hurts so much, my head hurts_(:з∠)_
I came here specifically for the sadistic stories in the copywriting, and I especially like to read sadistic stories. It seems that my level of sadism is too high. I don't think the ending is sadistic, I can only say it's okay. However, some parts of the content are very innovative and have an unexpected and reasonable feel.
This article really makes people love and hate it. It feels so dark but it's so beautiful.
So awesome, written in big letters
Is there a side story for whispering something? (-^^-)
But why?