Days Spent Among the Railgun Cast

Lazybones, stop complaining about your bad grades all the time, stop being so pessimistic, okay? 😤 Can't you see you still have readers supporting you? Don't underestimate yourselves, let's see what you have left! 😡 You better stand up straight, hey!!! 😡😡😡

Here are my thoughts on this book, consider it a taste test for everyone. 1. This book is a slow-burn, slice-of-life story with a slow pace and a rich, engaging plot. 2. The protagonist has a laid-back mentality, so so far there hasn't been any sudden, unexpected, overpowered plot twists.

After reading more than 20 chapters, I found that this book is actually quite well written, but it is definitely not popular. The author has made it clear that he is a literary youth, and there is an aura of a rich second-generation literary youth who has seen through the world. To be honest, it is quite difficult for people to like it. After all, this style is very popular for me.

It can only be said that it survived entirely thanks to its subject matter. I really dislike this kind of "taking everything lightly" excuse to mask the feeling of a harem/loser story. The main problem is that the author constantly pushes the characters (harem members) closer to the male lead, while simultaneously feigning indifference and playing coy with him.

Now that this book has been written for so long, you must have started shipping couples by now, right? Come on, those who support Chuanqin, type 1; those who support Qinfeng, type 2. You're welcome. Readers who ship other couples, please fill in the blanks yourselves. 1

You should be hanging out in the regular school area; who watches crossover anime?

The book is out of print again. When is Ah Yang planning to release a new book?

I haven't watched much yet, but something seemed off in the middle, so I came here to ask: The reason why the protagonist's feelings for Mikoto changed at the beginning was because he felt that she looked a lot like Mirei (Mikoto always imitated Mirei in front of the protagonist) and he regarded her as a substitute for Mirei?

This is a top-notch fanfic among Railgun fanfics, and it's refreshingly unique. Although the characters' personalities differ from the original work, it doesn't feel forced or awkward. The plot is light and smooth, the characters are intelligent, and the emotional portrayals are quite delicate. It's definitely worth reading.

Oh, by the way, because the main character's personality is unlikable, the plot is rather sluggish, and there are quite a few flaws in the plot setting. If you can overlook them, it's not too bad; it can still be considered a decent read. However, the lack of recommendations and promotion has resulted in the novel's low traffic. The author should find a promoter as soon as possible, and maybe try to network with someone.