It was well written in the beginning, but it was a bit unfinished at the end. The author seemed to have been stuck on updates at that time, but I read it after it was finished. If I read it in one sitting, it is still quite interesting.
I forgot the details, but it generally follows the plot of the original work. It's generally a sweet story. The breakup part is a bit sour, but the rest is fine.
However, the heroine in the main text is not as indifferent as the copywriter. The heroine in the main text already loves the golden spatula when posting the content of the copywriting, so it may be a little bit of copywriting fraud (although I also like the main text, but it is indeed different from what the copywriting shows)
Quack, quack, a very happy book
The writing looks a bit like The Fourth Natural Disaster, but it is not. I am a person who is very afraid of social death, so I can't read the fourth natural disaster's articles (because I would be embarrassed for the protagonist [ burst into tears ]). But the protagonist of this book is more afraid of social death than me, and I enjoyed it very much [Star Eyes]
Although only Matsuda and Fangtani survived, the fact that everyone could meet each other after death made up for this very well.
The relationship is a bit sudden (or too subtle?) Most of the emotional development is hinted, but I think the young couple is cute [like]