Okay, I went back and read it. It was more of a light-hearted story. Personally I didn't like it very much. Gin was persecuted even more harshly than in the original novel. In the end, the protagonist became the boss of the organization. However, the logic couldn't convince me. It was very uncomfortable to read, so I had to skip and read the ending. Not recommended for those who like black squares
In order to save Wen who was trapped in the organization at the same time, Matsuda. It's really well written, and it's one of the few Red Side novels that I can read. The main reason is that the original Red Side was very big, but the fanfic Red Side is even more... Although the Red Side won in the end, Black Side has been strengthened a lot, especially the boss. Matsuda also really feels sorry for him.
It's good to watch, but if you haven't played Lobotopia Company before, you may be a little confused when you first watch it, and then it's a bit of a dimensionality reduction blow.
How can I put it this way? The character design is very cool. It's my favorite character. I really like this involuntary character, but I can't watch it with my brain. It's too family-friendly and the system capabilities are too buggy. The whole thing stands out as Laolaolaolao. The red side has captured them all [laughing and crying] and it's the kind of direct superpower. I really like the part in the middle where I pretend to be really depraved.
CP Chiqin is really full of sexual tension. Akai accidentally got a doppelgänger in a female body, so he chose to seduce Gin into the organization, and then there was a series of subsequent stories. Both of them were well written and very personal. Gin finally came out to work alone.
You can close your eyes and read this article by the author. This is Red Fang Qin. The character is as mentioned in the title of the article. Karasuma is his adoptive father. After being resurrected by Karasuma, he discovers that the country is gone. The adopted son uses his own pseudonym to set up an organization. After that, while adapting to the resurrected body, he cleans up the child's mess, tries hard to repair the parent-child relationship along the way, and finally brings the child home. The "warm" story.
The Ke-type running group combined with Ke Tong seems to have compiled a book of Xeno Exile. Many of the plots are original but not inconsistent at all. I like the part in the middle where the protagonist fails in a big dice roll and goes crazy. It's just too short! Too short! ! !
The missioner who penetrated Gin was crushed by Gin's own will, so the system decided to cooperate with Gin to complete the mission. The author's character design of Gin was really good, making people feel that Gin should be like this. There are quite a few forums, but they are not inconsistent. I still remember the sentence: I would have been happy after killing people [Okay]
It's also about Undercover Gin. It was a pretty good article in the early stage. Gin's character has been changed a lot, but I liked it. How can I say it in the later period, the whole family started to have fun... I can't say that the plot collapsed. It seems reasonable, but I just feel that the Dream of Red Chamber in the original plot has become a Dream of Gin in this book.
A perfect Gin and Narcissus novel. The writing and characters are all top-notch. Although there are relatively few red descriptions, there are still many highlights. A story about two gins working together in the scientific world after the organization's collapse.
Abo is set but written very naturally. The protagonist is pure black and uses consciousness uploading technology to save the winery. It can be said that in the end the winery was kidnapped by the protagonist to make a game. Some people may be surprised that this book is about Gin, but Gin's character is well written, and it's not OOC at all.
A sequel or a longer spin-off to the famous villain Gin, Black Gin is invited by the system to help the undercover Gin who was tricked by the system navigate the plot. The author's writing of Gin is really thoughtful. Unfortunately it's too short.