Hakuoki Fanfiction: Winter Twilight

Seeing my own comments from ten years ago feels really far away. I wonder if the author will log in to Jinjiang and look at the comments he has received. Looking at winter from the setting sun, I prefer winter. It is also an article I like to open and re-read when I have nothing to do. I was young and ignorant until now ten years later, I can understand the emotions in the article more deeply. Different ways are really difficult to walk together. A Lan has had a magnificent life. I hope she can see the world and be happy in the following days.

It has a strong sense of history. I think this article is more realistic than Xianyang. It's not that the happy ending is not good. After all, one is a modern person and the other only has the memory of a modern person. This is very different. A Lan is actually more like a person of that era. She has believed, been confused, and been firm. I read this article from a modern perspective, and it is difficult to judge. In terms of personality, this article feels more historical, adhering to the Bushido and the sword. I plan to watch "Burn the Sword!"

I finally finished it... When I saw Minghai updated the article, I was preparing for the national exam and when I turned around, it was actually finished... The first thing I want to say is that this is really a very good novel, not as a fan, but as a time travel and historical novel. Since I am relatively familiar with this period of history, I didn't have any trouble reading it (ah indirectly proved that my two books of Sakamoto Ryoma and Burning Sword were not in vain). There are some words in the book... I wonder if I think too much about it, and it will be related to the current situation of □□. However, as a historian, in so many novels, Minghai, what you wrote is particularly serious and conscientious. Ah, and probably... I hope Minghai can create original works. Original historical novels are also very good. I'm really looking forward to it... For example, The God of the Republic of China. Although I can imagine that according to your style, it will definitely not have a happy ending, for example, Song Jiaoren does not die but the protagonist dies, etc. You will definitely write it... But I want to watch it anyway (laughs). What I also want to say is that there are a little more things that Minghai wants to express in Dongri. So overall, although it revolves around Xiao Yi, when the reader returns to the ending, he has no idea what Xiao Yi is thinking. I don't know if he has changed... Change is inevitable, but there is no way to know where his thoughts will take him. In that era, if a person accepted too many ideas at once, it might not just be hesitation or something else, but he would be unable to do anything he wanted to do. He would think of his past beliefs and the new ideas he accepted, and he would think "how should I do the right thing?" In this way, his boundaries and criteria for doing things are unlikely to change, but his thoughts are blurred between the old and new boundaries, so he really can't achieve anything anymore. Maybe he will become a policeman again in the future? But I'm not too satisfied with this little one, but I really can't think of anything to say... Anyway, I really like this novel. Nakai-san should fill in the hokage pit when he has time... Also, when I first searched for "Nakai Yaichi", I didn't find it. It turns out you changed your name... Embarrassing... I'm scared to death... 2013.01 Folding knife

I can only say that the vicissitudes of history have made me deeply melancholy... Although this is also the charm of historical writing style, but why am I so unhappy now... Sure enough, it's because if you don't write it like this, you'll look like a noob Mary Sue, but if you write it this way, it's too melancholy?

Don't get stuck in a place like this! Minghai, have you disappeared? Come back soon...

I always dive into reading articles... I know I'm wrong. Please come back for more updates!

I always dive into reading articles... I know I'm wrong. Please come back for more updates!

That. . . Hey, when will it be updated? . . . . I fell into a trap. . . T_T

First of all, I have been silently reading your article. For a child like me who likes history, it feels good that this fanfic is written in a historical direction. However, some of the time settings feel quite confusing, such as the Jianbaishu incident. . . . . This makes it difficult to figure out which point in time it is at. . . .

I actually like your article better than The Setting Sun, maybe because I like the heroine's stance better. From a modern perspective, I can't understand the Shinsengumi's insistence on protecting the shogunate.