"The silverfish eats three immortal characters and turns into this thing, which is called Pulse Watching; at night, it reflects the stars in the sky, and the stars descend immediately. You can ask for the Huan Dan, take this water and mix it, and it will instantly change your bones and rise." - The Immortal Sutra.
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It is a story about two different bodies, like a fish taking three breaths in a river.
An atypical and non-trivial novel, an experimental work that attempts to write something interesting and challenges the elite Shura field (
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The identities appearing in order are:
Maya Yazawa, a rich second-generation high school girl from Karakura Town
Soul Society Gotei 4th Division 4th Seat Shiina Hoshino
And I am reborn as a jellyfish in Hueco Mundo Anon
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Copywriting:
The classic model starts with the dot-shaped Tiansha Lone Star Long Aotian beautiful girl! Please introduce yourself~
"I'm Maya Yazawa, I'm 15 years old. My hobbies are books, movies and night outings. I hate bitter tastes and accidents."
Maya Yazawa is 15 years old. Her parents died early and she is alone. The biggest secret in life is that she has more than one heart, more than one brain and more than one body.
"I am a soul that has stepped into the river three times at the same time and is involved in it. I am the absolute embodiment of miracles, visions and fantasies. Just as no one acknowledges me, no one is qualified to deny me -"
"I'm-!"
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The title has been changed back! The title of the earth-flavored match-3 vest really doesn't suit me! ! Still using Keshi's hyper-linguistic title! Yeah yeah yeah it's so fun to be a weirdo! ~
The following is the demining~:
* There are a lot of embarrassing contents, and I cried more times than Yijigu was trapped in the original novel;
* Remove all official equipment, including Jingfu;
* The magic reform, but the thousand-year bloody battle and the four nobles were changed together;
* Except for Soul King and 98, this article did not cause any harm to the second dimension.
That's it! Meow!
Concept: Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?