The deleted and reposted articles are next to the column.
The rewritten article is determined to save the entire text before publishing it, directly to the completion.
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I don't know if I'm still stuck at the bottom of this article. Thank you very much for your company and support. I decided to delete the article and repost it. The chapters that can be seen now are the ones that have changed the subject matter and are not the original ones. The repost will have a few changes based on this version, but it will still be roughly the same as it was before. This article is I first wrote 60,000 words, which I thought was a long article at the time. I thought about it for a long time and decided to keep it in its original state. The words written in different periods are memorable. It was born during my online class in the second year of junior high school, and it sparkles with the memories and beauty of my creative period.
Even if it is not perfect, even if there are still many regrets, I still hope to leave traces of this text, so even if I have to delete the text and repost it, I still want to present this work. I am not a very persistent person, and I don't want my persistence to be in vain.
It feels like the experience of writing things over the years is like a farce. None of it is officially finished and I want to cry. Thinking about it, I was in the second grade of junior high school when I wrote this, and in a blink of an eye, I was already a sophomore in high school. It's hard to say that this article has actually been written for 3 years.
Although it feels like no one will remember this article. But you still have to be worthy of yourself. After the article is deleted and reposted, the plot will be changed to a setting where the heroine only has to conquer Yukimura Seiichi alone. That's it for finishing writing Seiichi Yukimura. This article will probably be deleted when I officially publish it.
Thank you for meeting me.
Intention: Life is precious, love is even more valuable.
