Due to adjustments to most of the plot and settings, the article is under construction. Because I have been very busy for three times, so... Gugugu (looking at the sky), but there will be no pitfalls. Gugu will drop updates from time to time in the future. Thank you everyone who is willing to wait!
(The article is in the third person, third person! The copywriting is useless)
You are the only human being who is willing to live for me.
Reading information:
1. This article is written with passion, why should I save it and update it from time to time?
2. The private setting is like a mountain, the characters are OOC, CP Gojo Satoru x the original male protagonist, it can be said to be a relatively relaxed story... Right (?)
3. The protagonist's setting refers to immortality and contains a large number of personal settings.
4. Existing worlds: a certain seven-day city, yys, a certain Holy Grail recycling agency, Zero Red Butterfly, Wandering God, Kusuo A Dream, Ghost Lantern, Ghost Slayer, Ancient Bookstore, etc. (The rest are to be added)
5. The plot before the Shibuya chapter will probably follow the original work, and there will be a certain amount of flashbacks in the middle, so you can just follow the flow.
6. Friendly comments are welcome!
Concept: Love is the most twisted curse
Reader comments
If the heroine knew that Touko was not an ordinary policeman but a public security policeman, would she still feel at ease hhhhh (of course she wouldn't feel uneasy, but she would be a little surprised). After all, it is an existence that ordinary people in Neon roll their eyes at. It is often used as an obstacle to the protagonist in major film and television dramas. Ah, I don't know what kind of novel the heroine is writing. Has she ever written such a novel?
If the heroine knew that Touko was not an ordinary policeman but a public security policeman, would she still feel at ease hhhhh (of course she wouldn't feel uneasy, but she would be a little surprised). After all, it is an existence that ordinary people in Neon roll their eyes at. It is often used as an obstacle to the protagonist in major film and television dramas. Ah, I don't know what kind of novel the heroine is writing. Has she ever written such a novel?