A Tale of Mixed Anime Worlds

Yukino Yukinoshita: Feelings are truly incomprehensible. Humans can't, or at least shouldn't. Yukino, oh Yukino, why do you feel a touch of sweetness in your heart? Could it be, this is also a form of rebellion against your family? (Trying to convince herself) Yui Yuigahama: Love is a bittersweet experience; it's really tough. But I don't regret it.

The girl was exhausted from shuttling between three families.

Awkwardness is the only word I'll say, and I'll only say it once.

Good Picture Building

Yukino

Is Yukino more popular than Yui?

The beginning was great; I could feast my eyes on slice-of-life fanfiction. But towards the end, the protagonist felt like walking hormones, flirting with everyone. There were some original characters who liked the protagonist, but their personalities weren't well-defined; they only left a vague impression.

When did Hachiman and Ayaka get together?

I still have some feelings after reading this book. Firstly, crossover anime/manga is not very popular on Qidian, and there are very few of them. In fact, crossover anime/manga in the entire novel world is not very popular. There are some good ones, but they are few. This book has its advantages and disadvantages.

Hello everyone, I'm going to give a commentary, this is my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree, because if you are, then you're right. First of all, I personally think this novel is good and worth reading 👀, at least much better than the author's previous novels. The author has made visible progress.