[Katekyo Hitman Reborn! | 27BG] Saint

After listening to 27's hedgehog theory, did 59 realize that 27 was interested in Abigail?

I didn't know what to say. I stayed up late to read it. In 2022, I could find such a well-written and non-pretentious tutoring bg for middle school students. I really burst into tears. I felt so empty and reluctant to let go after it was finished. I didn't expect that I had also read Daydream written by the author. It was then that I listened to Aimer's Daydream after reading the article and had a different feeling about the song. I could never imagine what 270 is like, but I really like the 270 written by the author. The article I read this time is in line with Sakamoto Ryuichi's solitude. I really feel reluctant to let go of the protagonist created by the author, reluctant to let go of the old cartoon "Tutor", and reluctant to let go of my lost youth. What's even sadder is that it's hard to find well-written fans anymore.

After reading Daydream and then reading The Saint, I felt that the teacher's 27 broke away from the simple "waste" framework and was a hazy transitional period between maturity and youth. The interaction with Elisa allowed me to see two people trying to redeem each other in their own way... In the end, Elisa still longed for freedom, but she also recognized the shackles, and showed the softest part under the hard shell to 27. The two people are really like natural partners who are in tune with each other and tolerate and understand each other. It is really beautiful.

Before watching the extra, I thought the main text was telling the story of a girl's growth with Peng Ge as the background, and she was the only soul character. After adding the extra, I feel like this article is from 27bg, but compared to love, I think they are more like a tolerant old father and a rebellious adolescent daughter...

After reading it, I don't know what to say. This article gives me the feeling of being real and delicate. This is what I want to see in fan fiction. It inherits the setting of the original work, the tutor's novel world view, and the sincere emotions between the characters - love, friendship and awareness. At the same time, On the basis of the original work, there is no condescension like watching it three times and two times when writing it, and the characters are not portrayed with labels such as loser and loyal dog. The narrative is plain but meaningful, as if a story of Elisa and Tsuna really happened in a parallel world. Thank you very much for encountering this article!

Woooooooo Koharu is really good. When I watched anime, I loved Koharu the most. I think carefree girls always have the most delicate thoughts. Koharu here is also very gentle. I cried.

The mutual redemption of caged birds Let me start with the conclusion first. This article is the best tutoring fan I have read in recent years, and it breaks away from the stereotypes of online articles. To avoid causing trouble to my wife, I would like to state that the above are just personal opinions. After all, readers' feelings about the works vary widely. The following is the text of the review. I will say whatever comes to my mind. Please don't mind if there is some confusion! The opening chapter gave me a feeling a bit like "My Brilliant Girlfriend" (although I have only read a little bit, probably just the beginning of the first part, but I don't know why I have such an association), and as I continued reading, I felt that my wife had written a real Italy and a real Sicily. What impressed me most was when Elisa threw stones at Tsunayoshi in front of the Palermo Cathedral and hid behind the statue. In such a small way, the wife wrote the name of the statue, as well as other details of place names in the article. It gave me the feeling that the wife had either lived in Italy for a period of time, or had done her homework very seriously. I traveled to Italy more than a year ago. Italy is one of my favorite tourist destinations, but now I have to name some famous attractions. I can't even remember a few of them, let alone a statue. After reading it, I felt that my wife's article gave me a magical power that made me unable to help but keep reading, but I couldn't bear to finish it, so I cherished every word. There are many metaphors that give me a feeling of spirituality. They are very appropriate, clever, and very natural. They remind me of the feeling when reading Zhang Ailing's words. But my wife's writing style is very much like the flavor of translated novels, which makes me feel very magical. Maybe all talents are common. Then when it comes to the double lines, the double lines in this article feel to me that the switching is very natural, and the connection is also very close, not messy at all, the connection is really good! I have always felt that writing double lines really requires strong structural ability, and I really admire my wife. But when it comes to this, I haven't done much research on the structure of the article. From a purely reading experience, I think the first dozen or so chapters seem to be relatively compact? What I feel is that it looks smooth from the beginning, but it seems to be not as smooth as the front in the middle. Maybe this part involves more philosophical thinking? I feel that my wife's articles have a certain reading threshold. Then when it comes to the changes in the relationship between Eliza and Tsunayoshi, I really kneel down to my wife! The two people are actually similar in nature, so they can understand each other at the first sight. This feeling of being close to soul confidants can easily be written in a cliché, but it is handled very naturally by the wife. From the initial disgust, Elisa gradually realizes that the disgust is because of the similarity but is unwilling to admit it, and then finally realizes the moment of love. That hazy beauty is really great. Maybe it has something to do with the first person, Eliza is really a very slow and awkward girl, hahaha, I really like her mean spirit! Many of the first-person comments made me laugh. And as readers, we can feel the subtle changes in the relationship between the two. Looking at Elisa from an outsider's perspective, we feel that she is silly and very cute! Here is an example of the scene where she ran to Tsunayoshi's house in the middle of the night to attack her. When she was sitting in front of the bed and staring at people, I couldn't help but rush in and said, "Girl, please wake up!" Next, let's leave it blank. This may be my personal hobby. I really like the blank space in this kind of emotional line. To put it bluntly, it means that you need to savor it carefully and add a little imagination to the details to deduct sugar. I really love this kind of description. I look back and forth at the hug on the beach. It took a few times before we were sure that we were in love, and the conversation between Elisa and Talbo also went back and forth for a long time. When Elisa recalled the kiss (?), I saw that all those parts were obtained, and it felt very good, the refreshing feeling of scratching an itch! So even though I actually don't like tragedies (when I play games, I always leave the he ending after the be ending, in order to heal the psychological trauma left by be), but when I read the end of the text, I felt that although it was a bit sad, stopping here is actually a very complete and satisfactory story. I also like the second extra chapter better. Personally, I think the second one inherits the beauty of the white space in the main text. I also really like Yuko Hanagou's comment at the end of the chapter. It really summarizes their relationship very well, so I appropriated it as the title. I hope this gn doesn't mind! Let me mention the ending of the main text. I was not really able to get the beauty of destruction before. When Notre Dame de Paris was burned, some of my classmates said in the circle of friends that the spire was beautiful when it collapsed. I was even a little angry (I thought he was gay), but this ending made me feel such beauty all of a sudden. It may also be because from a God's perspective, we know that they will definitely meet again at the end of the story, so although it is sad, it is not that sad. From this aspect, the second extra chapter is a great completion after this. But the completion of the first Tsuna's perspective is also very sweet! Both extras are really, really sweet! It's so sweet that I howl! My wife mentioned "The Story of Your Life" in the last chapter. I really like the movie "Arrival" adapted from this novel. I thought of this movie when I saw several psychological descriptions of Elisa in the article and talked about the topic of "not to change, but to accept and embrace fate." This point touched me a lot when I was watching the movie. This time I saw the clip in Mrs.'S article and it reminded me of my mood at that time. I think Mrs.'S description was really good! ! ! In the final analysis, I really want to thank my wife for using her love to write such a wonderful and unconventional fanfic. In fact, when I think back, I feel that some of the plots are not that innovative (the alliance family boss and so on), but my wife really writes it very well and naturally, and you can't think of it at all when reading it! It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality fanfic, and I've said a lot of nonsense. All in all, I'm really grateful for meeting you? (Does the wife really have no plans to write about tutoring in the future? If it is true, that is really a pity, but it is completely understandable! I want to quietly ask a wife for her original pen name and continue to pursue articles. I really like my wife's writing style, and it is really difficult to see satisfactory articles these days that are not industrial saccharine or cliche 555)

I kind of want to know how other people would react when we first got together. I always feel like it would be quite a fight.

I remember the feeling I had when watching the last three parts of "Anne of Green Gables"... [Crying] I don't want Anne to grow old, I don't want Eliza to grow old, I don't want 27 to grow old [crying] [crying] [crying] I hope everyone will deceive me with the perfunctory conclusion of "living happily ever after"

It's really the tender love that belongs to Sawada Tsunayoshi