On How to Reunite with Satan

I ordered this book completely, but I don't have any impression of it at all. I'll read it again in two days.

It's both sad and sweet, because there isn't much depiction of the emotional line, and even the appearance of Jehovah and Lucy is not very long, but even if they don't appear directly, they will be mentioned from the side. The plot of this article is more prominent. There are many characters, especially a few characters, who are very detailed. The world view setting is very interesting, and it is a good story with a complete main line and sub-line. What shocked me most was the setting of the villain Jesus. He was really well described. At first, he was humble and appeared with the Holy Light all over his body. I thought he was a positive character, but I didn't expect him to be a villain. Because I have no religious beliefs, I feel that there is nothing wrong with the desire setting of Jesus. His choices and betrayals all have their origins. What he does is considered a hidden thread. In fact, I didn't know until the extra episode that he was in cahoots with the God of Chaos before he became the Son of God! ! ! Then I sorted through the previous plot and found that Luci's fall to heaven and Jehovah's changing attitude all had his shadow. The second thing that impressed me most was Cynthia. I thought at first that if Ida was so miserable, at least Cynthia would accompany her. But I didn't expect Cynthia's ambition to be so big in the end. In addition, the two worlds are described together, and the interlaced timelines make the plot clearer. In Tenna's world, Cynthia and she have been in love for a long time. When Tenna was showing the portrait of the Elf King, I was still complaining about the beautiful love. Who would have thought that they would break up in the end. It wasn't until I saw Ada's world later that I realized that Cynthia's initial approach to Ada was for profit. So it must be the same in Tengna's world. Tengna could tell that Cinthia was lying, but she still fell in love with her. After thinking about it, these are all reasonable. Perhaps from the moment the Elf King and Michael broke up, from the moment the Elf King made an agreement with Lucifer, the direction and ending of Tenna and Cynthia were destined. No matter how cute Cynthia was as a child, when she accepted the moon stone, she was bound to the elves and desires. At first, I didn't understand why Tenna wanted to participate in the war between the elves and the dwarves. Maybe Tenna was doing it for Cynthia in another world, so that the losses of the elves would not be so heavy, or maybe it was for Ada, so that her other self could get rid of Cinthia. In Tengna's world, I looked too quickly to see where Cindia traveled with the moonstone, and I didn't find the answer. But in Ada's world, Cindia traveled to Tengna's place, which may have given rise to her desire to expose herself prematurely, or to protect her from harm. But no matter what, Ada lived a good life, her father did not die in the abyss, and she was still a little princess. Hmm... How can I put it this way? I really like to read the emotional line of Shenlu, but this book gave me a different feeling. The first tens of thousands of words have been adapting to the world view setting, and many plots and foreshadowings appear together, which makes it a little slow to warm up. Once it reaches the second volume, the pace picks up, and those hidden points explode together, which is really refreshing. A few shortcomings are that I read it too quickly. I only vaguely remember that the angel feathers used by Jehovah to awaken his memory were replaced, causing him to fall asleep. However, I don't remember whether Jehovah actually remembered it. It seems that he did later. Jehovah always has this problem of amnesia. I don't know if it will get rid of it in the future. I shed tears TAT I like Ada very much. In addition to the extra story, there are three Adas involved in the whole story. I like them all very much. It would be great if Tengna and Ada grew up like Ada in the extra story. Tengna is really heartbreaking. I hate the Lord who did not do anything in the first world. If he can engrave Luci's love in his memory forever, then every step can be saved. Wow, what a lovely story, thank you madam for bringing such a beautiful story! ! !