The Sunny Boy in Cardcaptor Sakura

It's kind of interesting, this fanfic. Strictly speaking, the type of book written in fan works should be considered a very small minority. It is a very thankless act to choose pure love instead of removing the protagonist's CP in fan works. Even for an old bookworm like me, pursuing this type of book is actually a bit uncomfortable and awkward. Analyze your own heart and evaluate this book relatively objectively. In fact, the writing is very good. Compared with the protagonists of many cool writers, the protagonist of this book has relatively subtly achieved a position of integrating into the world. Unlike many works, the protagonist cannot completely integrate into the world. From beginning to end, he is like a bystander or a player playing a game. Players have a completely different attitude towards NPCs, and it is easy to intuitively feel a hidden arrogance and overlooking perspective. Although most readers don't care much about this feeling, but take it for granted. In this case, the protagonist of this book is actually a niche character. Fortunately, I don't hate it and can accept it. My personal view on splitting CP has always been very clear. If an author is really qualified and capable of writing an emotional line that is comparable to or even surpasses that of the original author, I can actually accept the result of any emotional line. Unfortunately, I have been reading novels for so many years, and there are very few fan fiction novels where the emotional line of the protagonist can surpass the original CP of the original protagonist. After all, there are not many people who write fan fiction at this level, right? (Laughs) As for the fate of Cp, I actually don't like it. As a Chinese, I don't like the plot of fate. The certainty of fate stifles individual freedom. This is why many fan works of magic modification have an audience. Subverting fate is also a kind of satisfaction. Many historical novels describe it this way, although many of them are too simple and crude. The best way to create a two-dimensional love line is the dragon and the tiger (personal opinion). You must know that this is not a matter of course. At the beginning, the dragon and the tiger did not like each other. They even had their own favorite people, and there was no designated destiny (not a magical world view). The two people's The relationship line has many twists and turns, and both sides have even given each other assists, and finally the feelings of both parties have been determined. The relationship between two people willing to go to each other is always the most beautiful. In fact, I can still feel that the dragon's feelings for the tiger at the end do not surpass the dragon's feelings for the second female lead, and the tiger's feelings have changed from the squad leader to the second female lead. After meeting Long, it turned from admiration (squad leader) to love (Long) in a real and pure way. In fact, Long just chose one of the two people who liked him and liked him. Men do have an innate advantage in relationships (except for dog licking), and they do not have nothing but love. All, confidante, comrade-in-arms, and friendship can all have their place. Facts have proved that men and women can have pure feelings. As long as both parties have families and are morally loyal, it is not impossible to remain in a state of friendship throughout their lives without the lovers being satisfied, although this situation is extremely rare. The essence of fan works is to witness the beauty, or to make up for some regrets. This is the meaning of the existence of many fan protagonists. Unfortunately, too many fan works are just to satisfy the short-term pleasure of readers in this fast-paced era. As a result, many protagonists are actually a simple and crude collection of illustrated books. This kind of fast food literature has no soul and no realm connotation, but the core of it is the refreshing writing. The soil of the book is also the reason why it is accepted by the broad audience. Just like Journey to the West, the travelers on the westward journey and the fighting Buddha who finally reaches the state of enlightenment are the soul of the book. However, the Monkey King who caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace is more popular, because unfettered, carefree, and hearty freedom is what most people aspire to but cannot achieve. Knowing the world without being sophisticated is something that most people in the world cannot achieve. As far as the combat power system is concerned, this book is a bit broken. The main reason is that the system is too omnipotent. This is also a common problem in many system books. When the protagonist's power tends to be omniscient and omnipotent, it is difficult for readers to tolerate even a little setback by the protagonist in the battle plot. Although combat power serves the plot, too much collapse of combat power will affect the plot framework. A typical example is One Piece. One fatalism and one collapse of combat power directly lead to a rapid decline in one's own reputation. Because the Chinese are very logical, they generally need to limit the combat power within a framework. For example, in this book, the system is directly set to only choose the Harry Potter combat system, and then comes with a few relatively strong trump cards to tide over difficulties at critical moments. The system is omnipotent and the author personally announces that he will lower the combat power. You must know that some things can only be done but cannot be said. Combat power serves the plot and the combat system is completely collapsed. These are two completely different concepts. I'm going off topic. Overall, this book is not bad. I recommend it personally. However, if you like the rhythm of refreshing writing, you should not read it. It is considered a daily fairy grass fan. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. If there is an audience, there will be some who don't like it. Generally speaking, it is well written and worth reading.

The single female protagonist Chise, I love her the most 😍😍😍

The author is writing a Cardcaptor Sakura fan novel. This time, the CP of Wolf Sakura is broken down. The male protagonist has Sakura all to himself. I really like reading Cardcaptor Sakura.

There are so many boys watching Cardcaptor Sakura! I always thought that it was very rare, and it was so rare to have the same kind of people. Does the author want to write a second season? I'm very curious about what boys think of Qiu Sui. As a girl, I really can't stand this character.

Wei Po persuaded him to quit, and the protagonist's strength was reduced to a dog😓 To play Hog Academy magic, you can't cast spells without fighting. It's understandable that you can't bite the big melon and other attack magic, but you can't summon the divine guard and brain sealing. Are you the protagonist here to make fun of me? ? ? A sword card controls the protagonist in one go! It's not your idea to push the protagonist to push the plot!

There are three default posts in the mobile book circle, one is slightly poisonous and dissuades people from questioning the combat power, and the other is only Sakura who questions the plot in the eyes of cheese. I didn't click in to read this book every time, and missed it several times 😅 PS: This book is more daily, with a warm style. There is currently no abusive protagonist, but there have been a few times where the protagonist has been blocked and written for other protagonists. (I think it's okay, after all, the author is not good at it. I just pushed the relationship line by the way, and the perspective came back after a few chapters) The protagonist group is also very cute, and Xia Shi CP made my corpse spots fade. If you are not interested in reading the original novel, if you like daily life, you can try this book. For those who are interested in the original work, hey, I watched a few TV episodes when I was a kid, so I can't comment very well. The last few pictures 🤓

To be honest, people who traveled to this worldview and dared to dismantle CPs are really brave. After all, the CPs of Syaoran and Sakura in this worldview were appointed by Kurarido. Kurarido is at least a multi-level existence.

No guesses, then let me guess what you are doing? Unless you write something interesting. Otherwise, I might as well read the original work. 🙂

Sakura's brother and that Yukito seem to be a couple, and then Tomoshi seems to be a lesbian, and then there's a teacher-student relationship?

I feel that the plot in which the protagonist creates embarrassment can indeed create a genre. It is easy to be repeated and aesthetic fatigue. For example, after Sakura gets used to it, the laughter becomes much weaker If we still want to carry forward this point, we still need to allow the protagonist to independently produce laughter.

There are people writing about such niche anime fandoms, it's really out of love.

Tomoyo Daidaiji and Sakura Kinomoto

Cute little cheese🙂

The author has emphasized many times that this is a daily love story about a single heroine It is not a harem where even Tomoyo and her mother are superior It is not a story about a struggle for hegemony in the sky where the protagonist is weak and the human race does not exist and requires extremely strong fighting power. Then you are not the audience for this book. Everyone is getting together and relaxing As a result, some people came one or two and asked "The time card does not belong to the protagonist? The combat power is poison." Okay. Now the author has changed the setting. The protagonist is actually Superboy Prime. Does the style of this work make sense? "Why not open a harem?" This is not a harem. The hardware store just doesn't sell burgers. Why not? OK?

The comment section was unexpected. . . Anyone who has read Tsubasa Chronicles knows how rare it is to have two little Sakura and Little Wolf characters from Cardcaptors, so it's great not to mess around with the CPs. Princess Tomoyo and the male protagonist are also a good couple, and they both like Sakurarou

The protagonist's system is too bad. They will also be controlled by sword cards. . Weak chicken

Since I'm not going to tear my original partner apart, I'll hurry up and write more about my interactions with Tomoyo. Keep up the good work, brave young man.

This protagonist is too good, right? The system just started to give the protagonist a Hogwarts magic, and there was a camera behind it? Why don't you save so much sunshine? Is the system fake?

Give it a try and save some chapters to read together

How to say it? I followed the plot too much. It was fine at first. But after it was released, I looked at the chapter names and didn't want to subscribe because it was the same as watching the anime again. In fact, the author explored the hidden background story of this world. It felt better that Sakura came back in some better situations. But it was boring to follow the plot too much.

It's better to accept just one of them than to accept them all, or not accept any of them and write them all as fics, and you still have to take into account so many things.

I haven't read it yet, so I'd like to ask if the protagonist is in a relationship with Kakuro Cards? After all, a pervert like me who dies one by one is very difficult to encounter in reality, so I hope to find a sense of existence in the novel.

This book is really a niche treasure. I personally feel that the writing is quite good. The protagonist's "sunny and cheerful" style seemed awkward in the early stage, but once you get used to it, it turned out to be okay Then I want to talk about the heroine issue. From the early stage, the heroine is not Sakura. It's a pity that Sakura interacted too much with the male protagonist. As soon as Syaoran came, Sakura flirted with Syaoran and ignored the male protagonist. I felt a little uncomfortable, but I can also understand why Sakura was not written as the female protagonist. The author also specially made an if line, which is okay.

Does anyone have any good Cardcaptor Sakura fan fiction?

Author, are you interested in another Cardcaptor Sakura? The heroine should preferably be Sakura's, but it's okay if she's not. There are too few Cardcaptor Sakura fandoms now. After reading this book, I'll miss another one.

Based on morality and responsibility, as well as ability and role positioning in the world, I personally think there are three options, increasing in order of difficulty. One chooses nothing, one prefers Tomoyo, and the other prefers Sakura. If you only have certain magical abilities, it is not enough to change the main plot. Then position yourself as a friend and helper. Preferring to make the first or second choice If you have power comparable to Kuro Rido or greater, enough to influence or even reshape the rules of the world, then you will be positioned as a game-breaker and strong person. Then all three options are available. In the novel, at the beginning, he wanted to be a guardian, but then he and Tomoyo developed a relationship beyond friendship during their long-term relationship, and made the second choice. The if line goes to the third option. Let's talk about the first choice first, which is to be a guardian and not actively pursue anyone from Sakura or Tomoyo. Become their most trusted "brother"-like best friend or guardian. For example, use knowledge and abilities to help Sakura conquer the Clow Cards faster and avoid various crises. When Tomoyo was making a battle suit for Sakura, he provided creativity and support and became her "partner". After Xiaolang appeared, he became a "god assist" in their relationship, resolving misunderstandings and creating opportunities for them. In normal times, when everyone encounters difficulties and worries, he turns into a good listener and counselor and helps everyone solve their problems. Personally, I think this is the safest, warmest, and most consistent choice with the spirit of the original work. Because the greatest luck in time travel is to be able to witness and protect with my own eyes the beauty that once illuminated my childhood. To destroy it with your own hands would be tantamount to a betrayal. Become a warm and powerful "guardian" like Kinomoto Fujitaka and Kanyue Kaho, witness and protect everyone's happiness, and provide a satisfactory "behind the scenes" ending to the entire story. But even though I say this, I think I will have regrets in making this choice. The second choice is to prefer Zhishi. In the long-term companionship, he and Tomoyo develop a relationship that goes beyond friendship. For example, you can accompany her to complete every shoot of Sakura, plan and discuss with her, and become a co-builder of her dreams. Understand Tomoyo's deep emotion of "love is not about possession, but about wishing the other person to be happy", and be soul confidants together. Especially when Sakura and Syaoran get together, Tomoyo is relieved and a large space in his life that was once filled with "admiration" and "photography" will be vacant. Then it can be used as her new emotional sustenance and fill it with love. I personally think that such a relationship is an adult, rational love based on deep understanding and resonance. Making such a choice, this resonance is the most solid foundation of love. At the same time, it can also avoid the feeling of guilt. After all, it did not destroy the main plot and harm Sakura. Instead, it gave the equally outstanding Tomoyo a perfect home. This can be said to be achievable happiness. This love does not have heavy psychological burdens and moral shackles, and is a natural result. The third choice is the most difficult, courageous, and vigorous choice, which is to go to the if line. Like Xia Yu in the if line, he confesses everything, accepts Sakura's agreement, and spends several years waiting and proving the sincerity and responsibility of this love. First of all, the first difficulty is ability. The first two choices do not require high abilities, they are just helpers and friends. To make this choice, as mentioned at the beginning, you need to have power that is comparable to or even surpasses Kuro Rido. Without this power, there is absolutely no way to make up for regrets, and there is absolutely no certainty that you can fight against fate. Then the second difficulty is courage. Let's talk about the courage to be honest first. You need to be absolutely honest like a novel, and tell your biggest secret honestly - I am not from this world, this world is the cartoons I used to watch - and all your concerns - age gap, moral sense, fear of her or you are just impulsive. Just thinking about it makes my scalp numb. Next comes the courage to accept the challenge. You have to be prepared to face Toya's hostility, Fujitaka's scrutiny, Syaoran's confusion, and the eyes of others. You have to use actions to prove to everyone (including yourself) that your love is respectful and responsible, not impulsive. I think it would be nice in the novel not to accept it immediately, but to make a "wait for you to grow up" contract. During this period, he remained her guardian and friend, but maintained a subtle distance. At the same time, we strive to become stronger and have the ability to withstand all wind and rain for her, overcome all challenges and setbacks, and fight against the determined destiny. The last and third difficulty is the only love. When you are convinced deep down in your heart that your feelings for Sakura far exceed everything else, then this choice is the only way. But how can I be so sure about this, how can I have a clear conscience? I think this is the hardest and least difficult problem. In short, I think the core of the first choice is friendship, respect and fulfillment. It is relatively low in difficulty. The biggest problem is that it may leave regrets deep in the heart. It is an idealistic choice. The core of the second choice is understanding, resonance and stability, and the difficulty is moderate. The biggest problem is to ensure whether the thought of "choosing you because I can't get Sakura" is mixed in the relationship. With Tomoyo's intelligence and sensitivity, once discovered, it will be a huge harm to her. The core of the third choice is courage, responsibility and resistance. It is the most difficult and the riskiest. Even if it is supported by strength, it is still very difficult. If you are not strong enough, it is wisest to make the first choice. If you have enough strength, the first choice will be the most successful, the second choice will be the most stable and warm, and the third choice will be the most courageous. As for novels, they take the most stable and heartwarming path. For you, which choice would you make?

I finished reading it in a few days, great fanfic

In fact, the author can try to use the Kamen Rider Night Rider weapon, which is the Dark Summoner, as a medium for using Clow Cards. If nothing else, the fashion factor is absolutely perfect 😎

When will the author publish a new book?

The author is asking for a novel about Sakura Sakura with the heroine Tomoyo