Kill the God of Death! Yay!
The emotional line accounts for 90%. The emotional bond between the male and female protagonists is deep, and the female protagonist's combat power is equal to Gojo Satoru.
I like the setting very much. The early plot lines are very smooth and interesting, but there are some parts that make it look like a classic romance novel. Especially the ending feels like a domineering little white flower, especially the one about not allowing you to like others. Wow, okay. I don't like others to be good. It tastes a bit harsh.
Overall, it's a good micro-cut short book, and it's a book for those who love emotional dramas.
The early stage is okay, but the later stage is basically a diary from the heroine's perspective, with very little dialogue, mostly psychological descriptions of the heroine, and little portrayal of the male protagonist.
The plot is a bit confusing, and the author feels that he has written it clearly, but in fact only the author understands it in his heart. The reader feels that he understands it but is a little confused.
There are a lot of pronouns, such as "those things", "that person", "it should be that one", there are too many such vocabulary and phrases. It's easy to get confused.
The emotional line is okay, but a little unnecessarily frustrating.