Shou has a personality highlight, but it is too weak, in order to highlight the attack. Derived from the West, time travel, but not fantasy, no magic, traditional medieval times
It's a very old book. I jumped into it and read it. It's quite silly and the relationships between the characters are complicated. The protagonist and the first character in the supporting cast end up together. It feels very similar to Yamase Yumu, but it has a different ending.
It's very nice to watch the CP next door. You can watch them all. The jealous and aggressive Shou in the lower year and the avoidant Shou in the upper year. Shou just looks at scum and likes to talk. In fact, he is very good. Gong pursues Shou.
It was originally a four-star article, but I saw a xx in the comment area and gave it one star without reading, so I made up for it. The first person is the main attack, and I have written enough copy. Comments all talk about how the cannon fodder feels, but I think haha, the cannon fodder is just an ordinary friend who has a crush on the gong. There is not so much charm. There are problems with the cannon fodder, but it is not disgusting to the point of being unbearable.
It's very nice and interesting, a little cookie of imagination, but I think the ending is a little bit off? The dog's tail continues the mink? It makes sense but... A bit ridiculous
The intention is very high, the writing rhythm is a little lacking, but it tells a good story, the flaws do not hide the good points, and it does not fall into the trap.