A few warnings before you start:
If you're looking for something satisfying, don't read this. The plot comes first and romance is secondary, and the characters go through some truly frustrating times in parts of the story.
Since I don't change the original ending, most readers say it's heartbreaking. If you can't handle angst, run! If you want to skip the heartbreak and go straight to the ending, read After the Grand Finale, I Lost My Memory.
This is one of my earlier completed works (...though it's the only one I've finished). The plot and writing in the first three parts are rushed and more immature, while the last two parts move along fairly well.
The physical edition will only be sold at CP conventions. (There are 5 special-edition sets left. Since I have too many, I'll be clearing out some of them after that.)
If the mood strikes, I'll gradually start revising it.
**All-character romance. If you're particular about pairings, leave now. Love polygon guaranteed.
Includes Parts 1-5. The whole story is complete! The extra chapters are complete. (Waiting for additions and Part Six to begin.) Also known as The Joestar Family's Bizarre Family Tree.
Jonathan: Are you my little sister?
Dio: Her first kiss was taken by Kono Dio da!
You: Jonathan will always be an angel!!
(Jonathan: As long as I live, the rest of you are all consorts.)
After being stubbornly raised by two clueless straight men, you somehow still end up meeting Jonathan's descendants.
Kars: She's my little sister. I won't allow it!!!
Joseph: But she has the same surname as me.
You: Actually, I'm your great-great-aunt da!
Why is it the Joestar family again when I turn around? Why!
Jotaro: What's wrong with a little sister being precious?
Kakyoin: She'll have the same surname as me someday. Jotaro, your hat looks great.
You: Let's go, Kakyoin! Fellow sufferers, let's leave together!
Good grief, the whole family tree is a mess.
Josuke: My big sister is my fiancee.
Rohan: Hah. She took someone else's surname.
Jotaro: Why isn't it Kujo?
You: Ah, well... Um...
Forget the family tree. Who can even make sense of that thing!
Giorno: Allow me to introduce my mother.
Bruno: Allow me to introduce the Boss's bodyguard.
Risotto: Her contact name for me is "Best Marriage Material."
You: Shut up. Let's make money.
No logic, just have fun.
For the steamy chapters, see Chapter One or my profile.
Check out the other story in the same series, Hey! Do You Love Me?, and the new Western fantasy, Miao Er Xin.
Theme: Fall in love and be happy.
Congratulations on the completion!!! (By the way, when will the sixth part of Dove begin?) I have already purchased the physical book. I am a member of the Seventh Party. I think it is Sister Lai's strong recommendation! After reading it again and again, I always lament that the writing style of Mrs. Xiaoyao has been improving. From the straightforward and childish description at the beginning, it has become obscure and vivid. Sister Lai's character image has gradually become fuller. Lai Lai has also changed from the straightforward little girl to a terrible adult (laughs). But I think this kind of Lailai is the Lailai I like, a real Lailai who is like an ordinary person. She has a little bit of self-impression, a little temper and anxiety. It is this kind of imperfect her that creates a sense of reality. She is as if she is right next to me. At the same time, Lai Lai is also a gentle but lonely child, like a little yellow rose. Every time he sees Lai Lai die, he will feel a kind of heartache, - You are already great enough, kid - I always want to say this sentence. Lai Lai is still a student but can never go home again, and has to face this fucking world again and again. You are already great, take a rest. "Dear Miss Leicester" A girl made of roses, coffee, sugar, rum and blood (laughs)
Although, I really like the boss. When he is in trouble, he is actually the real mafia boss (a sinful villain, there is no cleansing, no need to clean up, the ending he deserves will eventually come). Although I feel that many people don't like the boss, I personally like him very much and admire him. He built his passion from scratch into the largest mafia organization in Italy. He is really strong.
Congratulations on the completion (*^_^*) I really like this book written by the author. I feel that there are really very few JOJO fans, so the wife who wrote the article and is guaranteed to complete it is really a treasure, at least in my opinion. I started following her this summer, and I feel that Sister Lai is really real, just like an ordinary passerby passing by on the street. The clerk in the roadside store is an ordinary person, and just an ordinary person. Sister Lai cannot always have a bright mind like the protagonist, nor can she be as maverick as the villain, but Sister Lai will always be Sister Lai. From the beginning... To now... Sister Lai has changed a lot, and it can be said that she has not changed at all. At least in my opinion, Sister Lai will always be Sister Lai! At the beginning of the first part, Sister Lai has a sense of strangeness and alienation to this world. She is incompatible with this world and is afraid of this strange world. She carefully shrinks into her self-demarcated safe zone and dare not go out. She does not want to be changed by that era. However, in order to survive, she has to pretend to be "Lester" and is forced to integrate into this era. But even if she lives such a careful life, Sister Lai is not willing to give up, and she has always wanted to find a way to go back. After all, in Sister Lai's perception, whether it is her original home or JOJO's home, it is not her home. Her home, in that era when she could go shopping and laugh with her best friends, she had her own home. I feel sorry for Sister Lai, who was born in an unfamiliar place and was sent to another family, even though the JOJO family are good people. But even so, Sister Lai's life is not very good. After all, the times are too different, and there is a generation gap, not to mention Sister Lai's status... A declining noble or something... Even if she is bullied by her classmates, she can only pretend to be as if nothing happened, because no one can make Sister Lai put down all the burdens and feel wronged. Now when we encounter a slight setback, we go back to complain to our parents and ask for comfort, but in that world, Sister Lai is only herself, so she cannot collapse and can only face everything with a mask. The relationship between Da Qiao and Sister Lai seemed to be really good at first. Although Sister Lai was still nervous, she finally had time to take a breath and take a short rest without being tense all the time and ready to leave at any time. But with the arrival of Uncle DIO, everything was broken. Sister Lai sensed the danger of the other party, but she was helpless and could not even protect herself. What's more, she was directly pointed out that she wanted to leave, and she had a handle. It can also be seen from here that although Sister Lai regarded herself as an outsider, she still had a relationship with Da Qiao after being together for so long. She didn't want to be seen badly by others. After all, Sister Lai was just an ordinary person, so in the end, it was a failure. Both Da Qiao and DIO are geniuses among ordinary people, but Sister Lai is just an ordinary person, and the pressure of getting along with top students is really great. The more she compares, the more desperate she becomes and her own mediocrity, so she chooses to leave and want to escape from reality. But in the end, in order to bring the story to an end, Sister Lai came back, in order not to leave any regrets (In my opinion, Sister Lai has done a good job, but Sister Lai doesn't think that her subsequent choice to die is inevitable) Sister Lai in the second part just lay down when she found out that she couldn't go back, but it was really painful to have different views, especially when she became a non-human being. The absurd feeling of fate was really numbing. So Sister Lai's requirements for herself have been lowered again and again... Phosphophyllite... To some extent, she is very similar to Sister Lai, but just like Sister Lai's self-perception, Sister Lai is really strong. From the first film to the end, fate will never let people have an easy time with all the things she encounters in the middle. Sister Lai keeps dying, starting over, and meeting new people. People who work hard for everyone's happiness, but even so, Sister Lai still keeps losing, but every time Sister Lai survives, even if she collapses and despairs, the only good memories of the past she holds in her arms have always supported Sister Lai to go on, continue to become a better self, and move towards the future. Just like Sister Lai's final self-recognition, regardless of whether she has memory or not, she is "Lester". It is from here that Sister Lai really thinks about it. Although she seems to have changed a lot, Sister Lai is still the same person and has never changed. Watching Sister Lai come all the way, from the first Lai Mei to the current Sister Lai, I am really happy. It is like there is such a little lady. You see her uneasiness and her growth. You are sad for her be, but also happy for her to meet good people, sad for parting, and happy for her growth. It is like we are also involved in her life and watch her move towards the future. Sister Lilai from the mixed unit and the assassination team get along really well! "We will always be your backing", it's really like my mother's family (?)! By the end, I have become Sister Lai's fan. Seriously, Sister Lai! What do you want from a man and love? We are beautiful on our own! Congratulations to my wife on the completion! (Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Will you print it again? I really like it
Which author's glory is it? I found many different versions
It's so noisy! Meloni!
The knife is dead. The knife is dead. Wuwuwuwu, brother.
Woo woo woo, little battle is so heartwarming
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What is "mixed department"? (Internet noobs really don't know)