(Bungo Stray Dogs, Fyodor Dostoevsky romance)
"He wanted her to become his follower, to believe in him as she believed in her god, and to offer him all her loyalty and love. He wanted her heart, her ideals, everything. He wanted her pure and precious feelings, and those lake-blue eyes of hers to gaze at him forever."
Reader's Guide:
* An old work, written purely for love. If it's not your thing, feel free to leave. Please don't give it a maliciously low rating.
* The timeline is set before any of the main story's events.
* Little Fedya appears, along with speculation about his past, origins, and ability. While Asagiri hasn't written it yet, I'll take a guess myself.
* In short, it's the story of finding a frail little Fedya in the snow, taking him in, and nurturing their relationship. Who could have guessed he'd grow into a kindhearted Russian man who could destroy the world?
* That last bit was total nonsense. It's actually a serious story exploring Dostoevsky's inner journey (?).
Theme: Love.
It took several years before Asagiri began to talk about Tuosi's background. When I found out that he was almost a thousand-year-old monster, my jaw dropped.
My God, such a shocking article, a divine boy and a pure girl, everything is just right, and everything is wrong. Tuosi, who only loves the world, falls in love with a girl who only loves real people, but because of the death of the girl, he can only love the world (like a tongue twister). White doves fly up beside the tombstone. It is an old dream that Tuosi can never go back to.
Tuosi's past has always been inseparable from tragedy. It feels like the unforgettable pain has shaped him and his ideals. The author's writing is great, very atmospheric, love 🐶🌹🐶🌹[pink heart][pink heart]
Claw! It's the weak Tuosi! Hehe, I like that sentence: When rescuing others, don't ask too much about their past and suffering. And the ending, I love it!
It feels like it has reshaped my understanding of Wenye Feijia.
I found Mr. Tuo's article. It's simply great and well written.