Tanya Degurechaff was a soldier from the Empire.
He was also an atheist from another world.
He was certain that there were no gods in this world, yet a god made him into a young imperial girl who could only survive by praising the divine.
Who the hell knows why his dream of living safely behind the front lines turned into becoming a war machine at the front!!!!
He finally managed to survive the war as an imperial soldier, relying on that weapon, but then came Being X!!!
That god!!!
Made him transmigrate again!!!
He became a six-year-old girl once more. Before him stood a yellow-and-white fox, speaking in the familiar Japanese language: "Congratulations, honored one. You have been chosen to become a Saniwa!"
Tanya: ... (Damn you. I can tell just from the name that you're going to wreck my worldview again.)
Being X: You can't make a fat man with one bite. I should make him understand that gods exist before moving on to anything else. : )
Theme:
Alas, it's over. I have mixed feelings. This ending is pretty good, but why don't those people know how to forcefully control me? In essence, he is still selfish, despicable and shameless.
It's quite sudden. I think everyone has their own position. But it still feels a bit sharp?
It's so uncomfortable. The divided spirit is the divided spirit, and the original spirit is the original spirit. If the original spirit replaces the divided spirit, isn't it a kind of murder? Tanya, who is watching the swordsmen she is familiar with die and be replaced one by one at unknown times, and being fooled like a fool, your life is full of lies. In your first life, you died from the evil of human nature. That was your most innocent life. In the second life, you died of indulging in insanity. You were brilliant and then quickly fell and rotted into soil. This is the ending you deserve for your blood-stained life. In the third life, you woke up inexplicably and were reborn inexplicably. You were forcibly bound to the new world, and then you watched everyone on the other end of the line disappear. This inexplicable third life full of lies, arrogant gods, how long will you continue to fool this long-dead soul? It doesn't matter if you stop here or not. Shhh, let him rest, he's very tired.
The open ending is also much better than the official one. I hope that Tanya can live in peace as she wishes, without having to face war again, or die prematurely from exhaustion.
I feel sorry for the ghosts and Tanya, but from another perspective, Tanya is not bound, which is also a good ending, but the ghosts, alas
The poor spirit has been erased_(:з∠)_
Human nature is really the most complicated thing. This spirit is really deceiving people.
Hmm... After I saw that, I came directly to the finale. Hmm... It's really exactly the same. I didn't realize it when I read the previous chapters. The following chapters are really similar...
Hmm... It's so strange, it feels like another book I've read is like this. They all came to a main pill and met a good spirit. However, there is a conspiracy in current affairs! The protagonist goes to find out the truth, but both sides suffer losses. Then if the spirit wants to live, it must stay by the protagonist's side. But the protagonist only cares about his own honmaru's ghost. He just stays in his own honmaru after the incident and is taken care of by his own sword spirit. However, during the days when Honmaru stayed, the protagonist gradually discovered that his knife seemed to have become different, and was replaced by Yi Zhenzhen. Then when the last spirit was replaced by the original spirit, the protagonist left, and the finale... It feels like these two books are similar!
Ahhhhh, I feel so sorry for the spirits! Well! I still have to praise Da Da for writing it well! Nice!