This novel is complete. The neighboring novel, "How to Have an Ordinary Daily Life as a Sorcerer", is updating.
Minako suspects the world has it in for her.
In her first life, she was Tsushima Minako, and died at sunrise on her seventh birthday.
In her second and third lives, she was Gojo Yuki and Geto Yu. That damn World Consciousness made her jump back and forth between two bodies. At long last, her second life came to an end, and Minako came face-to-face with her current brother’s best friend: her former brother.
Minako froze when he recognized her on the spot.
She’d barely escaped a messy love triangle when, to her utter disbelief, her happiest life ended at the hands of her own brother.
In her sixth life, she was Nakahara Yui. Her somewhat awkward brother took her in, only for her to run into her former, former, former, former brother, who had become a bandage-wrapped, walking mass of dark sludge.
Recognized yet again, Minako froze once more.
At long last, she finished traveling through all the worlds and was able to go home. But when Minako stepped outside, she discovered that the worlds had merged, and her brothers had followed her there, too.
Minako felt despair. “I get it. The World Consciousness really does have it in for me.”
World One: "Butterfly at Dawn", the ailing, short-lived youngest daughter of the Tsushima family
“If I could, I would give you all my good fortune and all my years of life, in exchange for your happiness, health, and long life. Please believe how much I love you, Brother Shuji.”
World Two: "Dream Left Behind in the Snow", the Six Eyes’ immensely powerful twin sister
“You won’t be alone anymore, Gojo.”
World Three: "Broken Bonds", Geto Suguru’s optimistic, frail, powerless daughter
“I hate you.”
World Four: "Fairy Tales of Lies"
“Miracles of love and magic really do exist.”
World Five: "Love Without Words", the deaf youngest daughter of the Morofushi family
“With me here, nothing will happen to you, Brother.”
World Six: "Where We Stopped", two people who meet by chance and depend on each other to survive
“I’m sorry, Chuuya.”
World Seven: "Forest of Bubbles", the little sister who came back from the dead
“If you want me to die, I’ll do it.”
About this novel:
1. A healing story focused purely on family love.
2. It’s written in a very chuuni first-person voice, with lots of strange psychological descriptions. The writing is extremely verbose and abstract, with a stream-of-consciousness style. I’m sorry if that’s not your thing.
Upcoming novel blurb (launching in March, with a backlog ready):
Sorcerer Asakawa Hotaru has a simple, unremarkable wish: to live an ordinary daily life.
Though being a sorcerer and living an ordinary life are complete opposites.
Whenever she goes out to eat, she either runs into a murder or a curse. Her missions never end, and the higher-ups are downright inhuman.
Every day, besides getting into all kinds of trouble with her three classmates, she also has to deal with an heir to one of the Big Three families who keeps showing up like a vengeful spirit, a certain black-clad organization that won’t leave her alone and wants to bundle her into a sack, and a certain loli-loving boss who has designs on her.
Asakawa Hotaru falls into deep thought.
Asakawa Hotaru chooses to solve the problem with force.
But one day, she opens her eyes and suddenly finds herself back in her childhood.
And her restored memories tell her this isn’t the first time she’s gone through a cycle.
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Asakawa Hotaru looks back over every loop in which she tried to achieve a happy ending, only for everything to end in a catastrophic bad ending. She decides the problem is that she hasn’t been villainous enough.
So this time, Asakawa Hotaru gives up on getting to know everyone.
Instead, she steps on her twin brother’s arrogant head and fights for the position of head of the Zenin family, determined to become the biggest rotten orange in the jujutsu world.
If doing the right thing and being kind can’t solve the problem, then she’ll just be a bad person.
With that resolve, Asakawa Hotaru decisively joins the jujutsu higher-ups. She gets in touch with a certain loli-loving doctor while recruiting undercover agents from a certain black-clad organization.
After all that, Asakawa Hotaru is pleased to see that everyone’s fate has been corrected. But there’s just one problem… Asakawa Hotaru stares at the Soul Gem in her hand and falls into deep thought.
Did she maybe overdo it a little?
Well, it doesn’t matter. It won’t make any difference if a rotten orange dies.
But her classmates, who should hate her, along with a certain mafia executive and a certain undercover agent, don’t seem to agree.
Theme: Learn to cherish yourself, and you won’t be let down.
No, sir, I just don't like to comment. It doesn't mean I haven't fully booked it.
Dazai actually shot his sister!!! Dazai is bad! Take him out and beat him up! Let Odasaku beat him!
The Kaiju Kaibi manga has ended, and the third season has also ended. The popularity of animations that are not serialized will definitely decrease, and the popularity of fan fiction will also decrease. It's not the teacher's problem anymore.
I feel like I can write a lot more [make me healthy]
Are there no other extras? Please 🥺
Are there no other extras? Please, please.
Please author, please write me a side story. I want Minako to be happy!!!! Extra extra extra extra!
Maybe it's because there are no daily updates? Jinjiang update frequency also seems to affect article data
Maybe it's because this book is similar to "It's a Small World" and has a wider audience. The only audience next door are Spells Return fans. Moreover, the threshold for the first world of Teacher's book is not high, so even if you have not read Bungou Stray Dogs, you can read it directly. I just picked up Bungou Stray Dogs after reading the teacher's book. The teacher's writing style is actually very suitable for writing in the first person, and it goes well with the delicate and rich psychological description in the article. I had never read a first-person novel before, but the teacher wrote it very well, so I finished it smoothly.
Maybe the genre is relatively different, and the audience is different...?