The plot is interesting and the writing is passable, but the author is really incapable of accepting the bad taste. The protagonist can be resurrected infinitely, but it still hurts when it should. The author emphasized this setting more than once but still made the protagonist die easily, and even included a death count in the text. The most unacceptable thing for me is The protagonist was found to be carrying drugs at the crime scene. In order to prove his innocence, he drank the drugs and then resurrected, saying that it was not poison. It was a very unclear plot. There were so many police detectives present and the protagonist was not the first suspect. Why did he do this? Is it just because he would not die? If it was really the fourth natural disaster, I might still smile, but the problem is that this is not the case. The author even described in detail the pain after drinking the drug, which made me feel that the author was a bit perverted.
I like the setting of this book, it's a bit confusing but I still love this sense of daily triviality. As a result, I was shocked in the first chapter of v. The main character is said to like writing and is planning to make this her career. However, the first book she wrote was a light novel with strong commercial attributes and she directly copied the spirit of chess. Can light novels and literary giants be related? The protagonist just won the Go championship as a female in the previous chapters, but in this chapter she chose a male protagonist in order to expand the audience and sell better. I can only say that when you start out just thinking about making money, you have already gone astray.
The original intention of creating this book list is this book. I like the subject matter, stems, writing, and plot of this book. Although there are occasionally embarrassing thoughts about planting flowers, this is still within the scope of my acceptance. What I can't accept is that the author likes to describe the reaction of people who eat melons. If it's an ordinary atmosphere group, that's fine. The problem is that these people who eat melons feel that the average post bar user is level 10, and everything they say has a very subtle otaku flavor, which affects the perception. I read a few chapters but still can't accept it.
I thought the heroine was a stereotypical vicious female supporting character who would improve step by step under the guidance of my grandma. However, after reading a few chapters, I found that there was nothing wrong with the heroine herself. The heroine is a bit vain and jealous, but she is a child and her parents' education was wrong. After some teachings from her grandmother, she can clearly see her changes. However, the author still has derogatory connotations towards the heroine. In many places, it is clearly the other party's fault but still makes the heroine apologize. In addition, all the male protagonists who appeared in the heroine's childhood are either hypocritical or arrogant, and basically do not think highly of the heroine, even if they are talking about having sex. The route of loving enemies must come and go. However, in the early stage, I rarely saw the heroine getting the upper hand. She finally won once and was pressured by her grandmother to apologize. Maybe such women will be very popular in Japan, but for me, I still prefer women who are lively, vital, and imperfect. This may change in the future. But in the early stage, I was angry. When I thought about having to fall in love with these scumbag male protagonists, I didn't want to watch it anymore.
There is no particularly big surprise, but some small parts combined constitute my point of abandoning the article. For example, the heroine can turn into a little raccoon at the beginning, but every time she encounters danger, she can turn into a little raccoon to avoid the protagonist. I thought the core plot of this book is that the little raccoon bravely rushes to Rice Flower Town. However, the protagonist appears as a little raccoon very rarely, such as digging through trash cans on the street. Others think the little raccoon is strange and won't say much about it, but the author has to let the protagonist use the human form to turn it over and then let the plot characters come over to lecture the heroine. After that, he will continue to use the human form next time. This kind of situation can save a lot of trouble by just changing the form slightly, which makes people anxious. In addition, the author said that the heroine has the mentality of a player, but she can resist not exploring the pictures around her home. Maybe everyone has their own way of playing, but the author raised my expectations by letting Jotaro come out at the beginning, but by the time I gave up on the article, he had not even appeared once.
The heart-throb heroine, the core plot is that the heroine is willing to give her money through others who love her, and then uses the money to extend her life. The part with Kojiro Shinomiya in the early stage really struck a chord with me, but it changed a little bit later on. If in the early stage, she was a typical bad woman who cheated money and sex, and in the later stage, she became a master of fraud and used her strength. To put it simply, it felt like she changed from Fujiko Mine to Osamu Dazai. In theory, this is an improvement. The problem is that I am not here for this, and the author is full of nonsense. He talks a lot about the psychological and behavioral reasons of the heroine, but barely explains a little bit. It makes people anxious. One chapter costs more than 60 coins, but after reading one chapter, you may find that the plot is still spinning in circles. If you can't use up your reading coupons, you can use them here.
I read the author's other two Ke Xue fan books, The Crow's Fold and The Wanted Detective, both of which have lots of laughs, tears, and lots of jokes, but the plots are progressive and orderly. This book is probably the author's self-pleasure work. After reading more than ten chapters, it is all meme without any plot. It is very empty. I don't know what the author wants to write. If you like meme, you can read it. Meme is not a popular Internet meme.
It's hard to comment. Although it's funny, it contains a lethal amount of shit. Jojo itself does have a lot of super doubles in this book. In addition, the heroine seems to be mentally unsound. When I thought about falling in love with Jotaro, I couldn't help but have the bad illusion that Jotaro might have a copper smelting addiction.
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