I read the text that makes people feel warm (both original and derivative) (classification based on purely personal taste (many texts are heavy, not light-hearted) please note (add more when you have time)
It's a good rogue-like redemption story. The most impressive ones are the last few chapters about the fate of Oda's children. I think that's the climax of the whole story. After all, physical resurrection alone can't repair a person's heart. If Oda wants to truly untie his heart and move forward, he can't get around the children. I think the author handled it very well and made me cry.
I was very immersed when reading it, and it was a book that left me feeling completely lost after reading it... The author's writing style is excellent, and the visuals often make you feel like you are watching a movie. The suspenseful detective part is very attractive, and the description of the profound and indescribable atmosphere of Cthulhu and the original magic setting is also very good. It is a huge and complex book. The mysterious world view unfolds in the author's writing, and every character in it is fleshed out and charming; I really like the humorous daily life interspersed between the slightly heavy main lines, the rhythm is well grasped, and the friendship between the characters is touching (I confess to Vika in the front row!); Wow, can you really find any shortcomings in this article? I think the only shortcoming is that I didn't see enough. Wow, it would be nice if there were more future talks to explain what everyone is doing...
I saw some comments before saying that the original British and American characters did not have enough scenes. I read it with psychological preparation. It is actually quite good. Red Hood, Daredevil and Batman have more scenes, but the proportion of copywriting and title is indeed not high. Those who come here for the copywriting alone may be disappointed (although this is not a shortcoming for me. After all, the original characters have online IQ logic, are not very OOC, are very interesting to write, and are basically perfectly integrated into the original world view. This is a bonus, haha)
Like this book very much! The twisted emotional pull between two imperfect people is particularly delicious... The growth of the two people, especially the heroine, is very touching, and the supporting characters are also very plump. I cried several times while watching it TT. The writing is really good, I love it to death
I originally thought it was probably an ordinary routine of redeeming Su Tianwen, but it turned out to be more and more interesting the further I read it. After Butei, it became a story that revolved more around the leader Zai than the heroine (?) Whether it was the renewed friendship between Zai, Butei and Oda Ango, or the partnership between Zai and Chuuya, or The love between Zai and Meibao, as well as the family relationship between brother and sister Akutagawa, etc., Are all well-shaped and have emotional impact. The characters are deeply understood, and the story is so warm that it makes you want to cry. It is really a perfect follow-up to the beast line... And I personally like the plot design of collecting seals that echoes the original work! The only drawback is that I personally feel that the heroine's words and actions are sometimes embarrassing, but overall, I am still willing to give it 5 stars.
I really like this book, so much so that I made a lot of bookmarks and come back from time to time to review my favorite parts. [Poor] The heroine is a cerebral heroine. She has no cp, but her friendship lines with Chuuya and Dazai are very touching. She also gets along well with Sheep and Hakai. She kicked off the lunch box reasonably and felt warm after reading it...