The Kyoto Divine Disappearance Love Story
京都神隐恋爱物语
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This book is categorized as a Japanese-themed romance novel with supernatural battle elements (first 80 chapters) and a Japanese-themed school romance slice-of-life novel (after 80 chapters). Due to the author's career shift, the quality of the first 80 chapters is much lower than that of the second 80 chapters.
Kyoko is truly pitiful. From the start, her character was the weakest among the harem members, both in terms of plot and her relationship with the protagonist. Now, she's even lost her nominal position as the main wife.
I finished reading it, and the more I read, the more disappointed I became. I subscribed to all three books, and I feel that the latter part of this book is the most disappointing. I stayed up all night reading the beginning, and skipping around in the later parts didn't affect my enjoyment at all. Hongzi isn't very popular, but she has a lot of plot, which is quite annoying, especially in the later parts.
I've noticed that authors who write good slice-of-life stories all share a common trait: they tend to have rushed, unfinished endings. Examples include Xia Hua, Min Dong, Zhi Jian Ying Huo, and Yu Hai Mei Yue…
I really want to keep watching, but the more I watch Hongzi, the more annoyed I get, even though she has the most screen time 😒. It's really frustrating.
Well, I kept it because I thought it looked good.
Lolita Bell, floor 25, please. One hundred floors per section, let's start with a butler.
This book's approach to the harem genre is completely flawed. It enjoys having pretentious intellectuals torment the main and supporting characters, but this is utterly detrimental to character development. Not to mention, there are also a few yuri (lesbian) elements that are off-putting.
"The Clever Fool"
In the summer of the 73rd year of Huali (2022 AD), Yu Haiye Yue had a banquet with her bridesmaids. During the banquet, she showed off to her friends in the group (posting pictures to show off). When her friends mentioned a certain idiot (stirring up trouble), everyone around felt sorry for her (they didn't mind the drama). Yue, however, was happy and unconcerned (unmoved and unconcerned).
Yu Bao's daily life is as great as ever. To say something a bit provocative, after reading his book, I really can't stand reading most other novels of the same type.