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
- Source
- Qidian
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The type of this book is: Japanese love story with supernatural fighting elements (before Chapter 80) - Japanese daily campus love story (after Chapter 80). Due to the author's transformation, the quality before Chapter 80 is much worse than after Chapter 80. Number of heroines: four heroines in harem novels, the teacher is not a harem. Highlights: extremely outstanding heroine creation, very life-like and immersive daily descriptions, extremely delicate, vivid, and realistic psychological descriptions, and real, reasonable, and non-delayed emotional line development. It can even be said: In terms of daily love, this book is at the top level of male porn. Disadvantages: The main plot (the supernatural part) is very stretched, and the two heroines on the supernatural side are not as well portrayed as the two heroines on the daily side; most of the daily life is "real daily life" close to real life, and readers who like plot conflicts may find it a bit bland. In general, if you like daily love stories, I highly recommend this book.
Kyoko is really miserable. Originally, the plot arrangement and the emotional relationship with the protagonist were the weakest among the harems, but now she no longer even has the nominal main palace position.
I finished reading it, and the more I read, the more disappointed I became. I have ordered all three books. I feel that the second part of this book is the most disappointing. I stayed up late to read the first part, and skipped through the second part, but it didn't affect my enjoyment. Hongzi's popularity is not high, but there are many plots, which is very annoying, especially in the second part.
I found that good authors who write daily prose all have one characteristic, that is, bad endings, summer flowers, Mingdong, Yinghuo, Yuhai Meiyue...
I really want to continue watching it, but the more I watch the character Hongzi, the more annoying she becomes. She has the most scenes 😒 and it's really uncomfortable.
How can I put it, I thought it looked good so I stayed
Loli Bell, bar 25 on the first floor. One hundred levels of knotting, let's have a deacon first.
This book's idea of the harem is completely wrong. It likes to torture the main and supporting characters, but I didn't expect that this would be completely destructive to the character creation. Not to mention there are some Lily Lei
"Quiet but Not Silly"
In the summer of the seventy-third year of Huali (AD 2022), Yu Haiyeyue had a banquet with the bridesmaids. During the banquet, he appeared with the group of friends (posted a picture to show off), and the group of friends mentioned a certain Dai (Gong Huo), and everyone else felt sad for him (watching the excitement is not a big deal), while Yue was smiling and calm (moving as still as a mountain, not caring), Meng (Xin Xing) asked Yue: Do you think about Dai? Yue said: The bridesmaid is pretty and doesn't want to stay idle.
Yu Bao's Everyday Life is as good as ever. It's a bit provocative. After reading his book, and then reading other novels of the same type, most of them are really hard to stand.