Sakaki Yuya realizes he is nothing more than a fictional character. Whenever people revisit Arc-V, he has to relive that wretched past countless times.
After several cycles, he is on the verge of breaking down. He wants to escape their control, but the cage of the plot keeps him trapped, leaving him unable to break free. All he can do is live like a walking corpse.
With the help of a mysterious figure, he is reborn in the first episode of Arc-V.
For some reason, the plot's power to correct itself no longer affects him.
Carrying hatred and despair, the Dragon of Resurrection returns.
Wow, I've watched it so many times, I really hope there will be a follow-up
I also think these two little angels with "black" cores look very interesting together. Big cheers for the author
To be honest, Sanyu x Yuya's... Kodachi (that's probably the name) teacher yyds
Wow, he burst into tears. Even when he was at his most desperate, Tomato just hoped that someone would reach out to him instead of asking for salvation. Even though he was exhausted, he still stood up and took on the responsibilities that he had not wanted to take for a long time. Even though he was trapped in the whirlpool of darkness and hatred, he was still worried about his failure to make his opponents laugh in the past. How could he be so good? I think the father of Tomato who caused Tomato's character is simply (expletive)
Dark blue... Game?
Dark blue... Game?
Sorry, please update, looking forward to the follow-up
This... This setting, at first glance, seems to be me (guilty). But because it was a girl, I completely sped up the plot of the three girls being controlled to play cards! Thinking about it this way (Why are you suddenly glad that your life was saved? Is the sense of déjà vu too strong?)
Awesome idea hhhh
You can have delusions, please come on ^0^~