Very nice! ! !
I was still a sophomore in high school when I read it. When I first read it, it was easy to get into a depressing feeling, and I even wanted to give up writing. But the back part is really sweet! ! !
It felt a lot better during the second brush, and I felt more sorry for the two Zaizai.
Super pretty! ! The whole person was healed!
Wherever the sun shines, everything is a happy place!
2024.2.22N comment: I would like to call it a fan that is more original than the original work and more logical than the original work! ! ! Woohoo, without this book, I can't even figure out how I would heal the heart that was traumatized by iivv.
Great! ! You can always believe in the derivation of three thousand lifetimes! ! ! I really like watching the protagonists' battle of wits. It's really great to watch them play tricks! Except sometimes my brain can't keep up (crying)
Review review in 2026: You can still believe the plot of Three Thousand Worlds, it's so exciting. The three best climaxes in the whole text are the large-scale theatrical performance in Yokohama, "Four Kills Tuo Si to cut off the escape route, Ayatsuji Yukihito's clever plan, Tuo Si mistakenly went to the guillotine", Yokohama's version of the Holy Grail War. Especially the fourth design of Tuosi's place is really too ingenious. They used every means to cut off all the escape routes for Tuosu, and used Ayatsuji Yukito's supernatural powers to perfectly avoid Tuosi's crime and punishment. Even if Fumino updates the backstabbing fan later, it will not affect the plot here. It's wonderful.
After reading this book, I have been regretting that I stopped watching Asugi because I didn't watch Naruto and Demon Slayer. After watching it, I realized that it is indeed a classic of three thousand generations. It is so beautiful, the fighting scenes are very cool and cool, and the bond between the partners is also super touching. In my opinion, the first part is much better than the last two. It's not that the latter two are not good, it's just that Ashan in the back is too lonely and keeps saying goodbye, alas. This Asugi still feels very immature, just like watching a child grow up. He has grown from immature to a pillar who knows what he wants to protect. It's so beautiful.
It's a good read, a sweet book, the part where the male protagonist is worried and sour is very interesting, and Po Shu's character is super interesting.
Personally, I really like Bo Shu's character who is not at all internalized. Of course, this is not mentioned in the article. This is purely my own feeling. The simplest example is that she has experienced two relationships. When her ex would blame her every time she broke up, she "slightly reflected and concluded" - ah, it must be the ex's fault. She has done her best, but since it has no effect, then kick her ex away. Look, what a selfish idea...
This was also true during the Cold War between China and Vietnam. Bo Shu's thoughts all along are actually easy to understand. The summary is that "solving the problem itself will not make you fall into the current entanglement." Really, super cute and courageous thoughts and actions. I can't do this myself, so when I see a protagonist with this kind of personality, I really yearn for it.
Looking back now, Bo Shu has actually grown significantly. When she first started, she was actually very confused about what she really wanted, and her interpretation of emotions was also very one-sided, so the character she showed was biased towards human-machine. But after growing up later, Bo Shu had her own true ideals and pursued them. The final ending freezes Bo Shu's ideals forever, and freezes on that unknown and hopeful morning. It is really touching, and it also makes people believe that Po Shu will live a good life in the future... It can be said that the author is really sincere to the characters he writes.
Is this the best ending? Personally, I think it is. If Bo Shu really exists, she should also be full of joy about her bright and unknown future.
Thinking about it, I feel that the body is warm again... In the sun...
Yue Zhi's character is actually quite fairy-like. When I first read the article, I thought it was just another rotten cucumber prodigal. But the prodigal son in this novel is slightly different from other novels. The Yue Zhi in this book initially appears to be the kind of prodigal with high emotional intelligence rather than the cool one.
Moreover, in the later stage, it was written that he hated his past romantic affairs, was worried that the heroine disliked him, etc... Damn, all I can say is, teacher, you are really good at writing. The nervous and sour atmosphere of the male protagonist in the middle and later stages is so good. It will not torture Bo Shu, but also make readers feel happy... What a fairy (eat it up)
In short, after reading the whole article, the author actually did not clearly say how much he loves the protagonist, but his sincerity to Bo Shu and Yue Zhi can be seen between the lines. I am really looking forward to the next article, and I will continue to read it!