I'll just secretly confess here: I've read most of Duomu's works, especially her early fanfiction. I always felt that although they were a bit immature, they were also more passionate and full of love. As for her current works, they feel more calm and restrained, yet still meticulous and considerate. Actually, I think it's been like this since "Man Ting Fang."
I'm so lucky to have met Taki! [I also hope that Taki will be loved by more people.]
I love the HP fanfiction written by the author the most, and my favorite characters are Leila and Boss.
But I like HP in capital letters the most.
I always thought Duo Da was so aloof. I started reading Duo Da's stories after the time-travel Harry Potter series, and then I couldn't stop. But I was so shy back then, I just read silently without saying a word. I really love Duo Da!
I've realized I still can't write BL (Boys' Love). No matter how good the premise is, I always run out of steam when I try to write it. — Haha, it's okay, no matter how old you are, I don't like reading BL!
I'd like to see more of what's on the surface of the text!
I also like the professor the most; his writing is superb.
I really want to see Ginny and Zabini's love story. Zabini is so captivating; their romance has a dangerous, heart-wrenching, sweet, deceptive, and certain feeling intertwined.
I absolutely love *Man Ting Fang*. Each time I read it at a different age, I had a completely different experience (yes, from my senior year of high school to my senior year of college, I reread it about once or twice a year). The first time I read it, I was simply blown away. This is the highest level of domestic drama! Such realistic ancient times!
"How Big Is It?", END is definitely not a failed story. Each character has their own mission, and once they are formed, their fates are no longer under the author's control; the author can only guide them through the plot. "How Big Is It?" Is a very successful work!!
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I'll just secretly confess here: I've read most of Duomu's works, especially her early fanfiction. I always felt that although they were a bit immature, they were also more passionate and full of love. As for her current works, they feel more calm and restrained, yet still meticulous and considerate. Actually, I think it's been like this since "Man Ting Fang." I'm so lucky to have met Taki! [I also hope that Taki will be loved by more people.]
I love the HP fanfiction written by the author the most, and my favorite characters are Leila and Boss.
But I like HP in capital letters the most.
I always thought Duo Da was so aloof. I started reading Duo Da's stories after the time-travel Harry Potter series, and then I couldn't stop. But I was so shy back then, I just read silently without saying a word. I really love Duo Da!
I've realized I still can't write BL (Boys' Love). No matter how good the premise is, I always run out of steam when I try to write it. — Haha, it's okay, no matter how old you are, I don't like reading BL!
I'd like to see more of what's on the surface of the text!
I also like the professor the most; his writing is superb.
I really want to see Ginny and Zabini's love story. Zabini is so captivating; their romance has a dangerous, heart-wrenching, sweet, deceptive, and certain feeling intertwined.
I absolutely love *Man Ting Fang*. Each time I read it at a different age, I had a completely different experience (yes, from my senior year of high school to my senior year of college, I reread it about once or twice a year). The first time I read it, I was simply blown away. This is the highest level of domestic drama! Such realistic ancient times!
"How Big Is It?", END is definitely not a failed story. Each character has their own mission, and once they are formed, their fates are no longer under the author's control; the author can only guide them through the plot. "How Big Is It?" Is a very successful work!!