Encountering the Two-Dimensional Goddess in Another World

I am a very picky person when reading books My evaluation: This book is a two-dimensional masterpiece. The book's title and cover have a few flaws. The character of the male protagonist in the early stage must have dissuaded many people, and the ending is also a bit rushed. This is also a common problem in the second dimension. It's a pity that it's so little popular. It's rare to find a book that's so appealing to me.

The end of the book is a great thing, and it's really rare to follow it all the way. I just read the last two chapters, and I thought the book ended in tragedy, and I almost wanted to kill someone. Fortunately, it ended, so I decided to read it again from the beginning. I am grateful for all the good things in the article, and I look forward to the small theater of the postscript in the future.

How can I put it this way? This is my first book review. This book is my first two-dimensional novel. The male protagonist of this book is very paranoid, but it is also very heartbreaking. The last hundred chapters, starting from the plot of Stone Gate, made me very depressed, and the final ending is even more memorable for me. All in all, this is a very important book for me, just like Dou Po is my first novel on the Internet, it is equally important to the end. Having said so much, I might just vent my displeasure at the ending.

I have read other two-dimensional novels before, but based on the plot, I can guess that the follow-up development will definitely lead to abandoning the book before finishing it. This is the second book I have read, and it is not easy to read from beginning to end. I will not say anything about the male protagonist. The love and madness that penetrates into the soul, this is the belief in the second dimension, which has surpassed the otaku. Ah~, and I really don't like other people's comments on my words.

The novel is very well written, and the fiery emotions run through the whole text. The ultimate selfishness is the ultimate tenderness, and the superficial greed is the ultimate love. For the second dimension in the heart, the perfect world of Steins; Gate, everything is done to protect them. Even if the whole world is forgetting, they can't break the bond with each other. "I never thought about saving the world, but in the end I saved it. No one... Can tell me why... I just... Wanted to save a few people, but they are my whole world... I already have the world, and that is their smile. I still have nothing, but... I am extremely satisfied..." Even if you smile without regrets, you will still miss them before your death. You will spend your whole life protecting them. It is so great to meet them...

When I saw the front, I was almost persuaded to give up, but I still persisted. What I wrote later is quite in line with my personal taste, huh! Come on author! ! !

I don't regret reading this novel. The author's feelings for the heroine, how can I put it, love it, be obsessed with it, be crazy, and have no regrets. I really hope that the author will write a novel like this. I haven't found a protagonist with similar emotions to this book. I am currently reading Girls' Calling, but it's a pity that it is better. I like this book by the author. Is there any similar protagonist? It's mainly about feelings. I didn't value feelings before, but then I thought I did, but in fact I don't. Now I really do, but it's a bit extreme. Thank you to the author. I'm stupid. It's my first time to post such a long comment. Don't blame me if I'm wrong.

It's also about the shady relationship between the protagonist's past and present lives, and the protagonist's golden finger has too many restrictions. In addition, the cost of copying the ability is too speechless. The level of a mere fourth-level combat power is worth several million, and the copy target must be a woman. If you want to see that the protagonist has the fighting power to fight Saber, it will probably take more than a thousand chapters...

After reading the previous dozens of chapters, I guess I feel the same way. In fact, if you think about it from the perspective of the author, the character of the protagonist described above is actually very "appropriate" to many Taoist friends who like the second dimension. Yes, it feels "appropriate" to me. The character of the protagonist is like an exaggeration of the character of a real-life two-dimensional otaku. In fact, it is essentially a two-dimensional otaku who is extremely excited when he sees or sees the person or thing he dreams of. The writing is more [white]. For example, if a die-hard fan suddenly meets his idol one day, his first reaction will definitely be that he is violently shaken inside, just like the protagonist, but still behaves confused and restrained on the outside. So for a person who loves the second dimension to the core of his bones, he can actually come into contact with a goddess that he never imagined in his dreams that does not exist in reality. Then when you read the book, it will not be difficult for you Taoist friends to understand the fanatical and funny inner psychology of the protagonist in the novel, and you will not feel that the protagonist is kneeling and licking the dog, or how SB. I'm not targeting anyone, I'm just putting myself in someone else's shoes, or I'm really exaggerating, but if the protagonist were replaced by fellow Taoists, maybe your performance wouldn't be as good as the protagonist. Originally I didn't want to post anything, so I just wanted to quietly subscribe and support the author. However, I saw some people in the comments who couldn't accept the settings of the previous chapters, so I wanted to express my opinions. It's my humble opinion and I would like to support the author. After all, who didn't have a little bit of chuuniso when they were young? What a fucking fantasy.

🌚🌚I have just finished reading the first three chapters, and the only complaint I have is that I want to ask everyone. Many time travel books have written about how old you were before time travel, but the question is, do people in their twenties, thirties, and even forties behave like this? Am I too young or am I not perverted enough and out of tune with this society? Or is it the timing's fault?

Most of the novels I read in the past had the protagonist licking the heroine without thinking. In this novel, the heroine licks the heroine without thinking. Not long after they met, she developed a crush on the heroine and even got jealous. When the author first wrote about Shiba and Mashiro, Aika and Kotori, they were all fine. After all, there was a process of emotional development, but Shana and Tohka felt that they were falling apart not long after they knew each other. I'm starting to get jealous, what the hell is this, and Asuna, I really don't know what to say. Although the protagonist has always said that the protagonist has done a lot for her, however, except for resurrecting Yuki, everything else is just caring about daily life. These other friends are also doing it, and there is no feeling of painstaking care at all. Why are they together suddenly? Even if the author has never been in love, but now various novels are rampant, if you read a little more and study, you won't write such a novice. The author also wrote that having several animations broadcast and updated at the same time will increase their popularity. I can only say that the author is obviously a person with no social experience. , To sum up, it gives people the feeling of a novice who has never been in love and has little social experience. In fact, it is okay to have no social experience, and it does not affect reading, but it is too novice in terms of emotions, which makes people feel uncomfortable, especially the author's description of the protagonist's psychology is not enough. In other words, it is too superficial. There are no major events to show the inner changes or inner thoughts of the protagonist. Although there are a few places where it can be seen that the author wants to show these, I have to say that the plot arrangement is too deliberate. To describe it in one easy-to-understand sentence, it is It's the feeling that you're inexplicably ignited when no one else feels it. I've read more than 300 chapters so far. To be honest, I really don't want to read it. But in the current book shortage, I can only hope that the author can make the plot more exciting. As for the emotional drama, I'll just look forward to it a little bit.

I always feel that the main character is too weak. The first fifty chapters were boring to read. Like a eunuch. Women are crawling into your bed. You're not here yet? And doesn't the protagonist know the importance of strength? Encountered the devil twice. They are all hiding behind women.

When I read this book for the first time, I thought the male protagonist was a bit disgusting at first, and felt a bit eccentric, but because he has a calm personality, I accepted it and continued reading. But sometimes I really feel that the male protagonist is really crazy. He is obviously a two-dimensional character (ahem, my statement may be a bit serious, please let me know.) But really, even if we recognize this group of characters on the computer, how many people are really crazy about these characters to the extent of the male protagonist. People who talk about their wives all day long change their wives every season. (Although some of them are joking, I can understand.) I haven't watched the ending yet, and I feel like it becomes the same strategy routine as the anime. This book is quite good. According to the past, this book was quite good. But lately, people like to see some innovative routines. (Although I do too) And congratulations on the good results of the new book. ✊Ahem, and I am a pirated copy. Please don't take it personally.

Can a program or a piece of code resurrect a person? I'm not sure what the author is thinking. It's too natural. Kayaba Akihiko's starting point is wrong. What is resurrected by coding is not a person, but a program. Even if it has human feelings, it is just a program that runs within the established rules.

The protagonist is so annoying, he screams when he sees a character

Thank you for writing such a book. I enjoyed reading it and it satisfied the feelings I needed. Thank you.

To be honest, I am a person who reads novels very seriously. When I read this book, I frowned at the protagonist. When I saw the ending,... I couldn't stop crying. I don't know why, but... Maybe it's because I also have feelings for the second dimension. After watching an anime, I felt like I had lost a friend. I could only find it in fan fiction.

Everything about this book is good, except for the missing sister named Qiong.

Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it! The 114th novel I have read. Heroine: Kasumigaoka Shiwa, Shiina Mashiro, Minami Kotori (Minami Kotori), Fuwa Aika (Mamiya Aika), Misaka Mikoto, Yatogami Toka, Takasaka Honoka, Sonoda Umi, Nishikino Maki, Junze Eri, Tojo Nozomi, Koizumi Kayo, Hoshizora Rin, Yazawa Nico, Sawamura Eri, Esdeath, Saber (Artoria· Pendragon), Stella Familion, Sento Isuzu, Ace Wallenstein, Kurumi Tokisaki, Kanade Tachibana, Emilia, Lizzie Artismat, Krulcifer Enfleck, Asuna (Asuna Yuuki), Shana, Rin Tohsaka, Ikaros, Kurisu Makise (Christina), Inori, Mikasa Ackerman. I watched it a few years ago, and I generally remember that the protagonist is the type who can sacrifice himself to save the world, but he is not a virgin. The ending is probably that the male protagonist saves the world, sacrifices himself, and erases the female protagonist's memory. In the end, the male protagonist is resurrected and reunited.

I flipped through the library of Didian and saw it again. Over the past few years, the way the protagonist dared to love, hate and do things still left a deep impression on me.

The male protagonist written by the author has a servile nature and is a natural born bull.

The author has changed his website, and his name is Qian Mo Hongchen

The world where Artoria made a wish is actually the main empire. To be honest, as the royal chef... I don't like it. She shouldn't have gotten her wish...

It is a rare work that starts low and moves high. It is regarded as a semi-masterpiece among the fan fictions I have read. The character and behavior of the protagonist in the early stage are difficult to describe in one sentence, but the brilliant setting of the divine personality abruptly brought back the character of the protagonist who had collapsed. The setting of this book is truly a god within a god. It combines a world view that includes but is not limited to demons. Forbidden, lovelive, passerby heroine, Guilty Crown, FGO, Steins; Gate, etc., The daily and combat rhythms are also well interspersed. The two chapters of the final ending reach a perfect ending through endless timelines, and endow the divine personality with humanity, and sacrifice oneself in the final battle to achieve happiness. The description of the ending is really perfect, it makes up for the uneasy feeling after watching those animes.

Has this book been released? I remember I couldn't find it before

May time last forever at this moment, and may the future be as bright as gold. May all good things be blessed!

Not only writing, but also recruiting the muse team is the biggest failure. He is like a pure loser. He gives everything to a team of people when they meet. He works crazy in all aspects. The male protagonist is like a dog.

The supplementary ticket was for the small happiness in my ordinary junior high school memories and my unique second-dimensional enlightenment, which satisfied my original beautiful fantasy of the second dimension. The grown-up Anzhe perfectly fits my imagination of a perfect two-dimensional male protagonist. Thanks to the author for creating Anzhe and his world, and respect the past.

Isn't there anyone who doesn't know Yida Shura? The ability of the protagonist in the story of the fallen knight hero, the ability to cheat for one minute...

Can anyone recommend similar two-dimensional novels?