
My Love with the Divine Maiden
我与神稚少女之恋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 112k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
43Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
57Fans
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Déjà vu
An island, local customs, a missing childhood friend, a younger sister who wants to develop a romantic relationship, and the search for a mysterious outsider on the island. I feel like I've seen this in some anime series.
Where is my comedy? Why is it about ruthless decisiveness?
I've given you all 6 monthly passes. 🙂 I started reading from the island story, but later I got too busy with high school and didn't have time to keep up, so I gradually gave up on those two books. I'll definitely follow this one to the end though; I really love the feel of this light novel. Go, Go! 🌹
Come on, silly goose! I believe you'll definitely come back.
Because this book has very few updates, I went to read the author's previous book, and I'll express my indignation here.
I really hope that the male protagonist in this book is a bit better than the one in the author's previous book, because the male protagonist in this book is too similar to the one in the previous book. I don't want this to cause the book to end too quickly because of this (it can be said that the male protagonist's poor ending in the previous book was more than half the reason).
What illness does this author have? Is it a terminal illness? Is that why they stopped updating?
Sigh, the book is really good, author, keep it up!
Summer is back? It feels so familiar.
The writing is undoubtedly superb, with wonderful metaphors adorning the chapters like blooming flowers. The light and shadow in the illustrations further demonstrate the author's meticulous observation. It's a pity that such precious writing, which is essentially a flower of reality, had to be lowered by fantasy.
Oh my god, has the author stopped updating?