The Gods' Beloved Gensokyo

When I saw the ending, I was stunned! Because I was listening to the song "You Once Asked That" right then and there. I listened and watched, and then tears welled up in my eyes again… Do you remember how you came to be a follower of the East? I fantasize about becoming the protagonist of my own life, making a grand entrance with invincible abilities, and building a harem... Arrive Fantasizing about having some ability to save his own life, he goes to Gensokyo and does all sorts of crazy things... Gensokyo, a land both cherished and forgotten by the gods... How many Eastern dreams does it hold? I have no regrets about entering the world of Touhou in this life; in the next life, I wish to be reborn in Gensokyo. This isn't just a joke; for us longtime Easterners, it's like a belief. Like me... Because of the pressures of life, when I first encountered Touhou Project, I only treated it as a form of entertainment. But as my understanding deepened, and I learned about Gensokyo, a feeling arose within me, somewhat unclear. The pressure of academic studies during my school years, the pressure of work after entering the workforce... But looking back now, I feel a pang of sadness, an urge to cry. Because I know it's just a form of emotional support, I cherish it all the more...

Firstly, this seems to be an issue that existed even before the author made the changes. In the first chapter, Aya Shameimaru's title suddenly changed from "girl" to "Aya Shameimaru," which is a bit inconsistent. At that time, it was Chen An "looking" at her, not Aya Shameimaru "looking" at Chen An. Um, the next point is about what I raised before the revision. I just saw it from the outside world; by the time I finish reading, the author will probably be even fatter. But please, give me back my sadness! You jerk! (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻, You've already revised it so quickly, I haven't even finished reading it yet! Ahem, the second point is about the "girls" who had a past relationship with Chen An. I really enjoyed reading the author's descriptions of Chen An and the "girls'" past stories, even though they weren't related to the main plot (is there even a main plot?). Personally, I felt the characters were more fleshed out and the story more emotionally resonant (my tears (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻). I hope the author can add more of these in the revised version (to pad the word count!). Thirdly, author, your writing is getting better and better! I'm bowing down in admiration! The various rhetorical devices and environmental descriptions are so impressive, I can't even read my elementary school essays anymore! So, here's the question: which company has the best excavator technology? Shandong, China? Ugh, cough, sometimes adjectives can lead to grammatical errors and make the sentences sound awkward. For example, repetition can slightly affect the reading experience. Also, try to use short sentences, don't make them too long, or they'll kill you off. Updates don't need to be too fast (other readers, please don't attack me). (By the way, why does this third point feel a bit sarcastic? This is the consequence of poor writing skills, lol). Fourthly, the author's descriptions are very delicate, especially when writing about Chen An and the few "lolis." Chen An's meticulous care for them—cough, I mean, for them—lays a good foundation for what's to come. For example, when the second young lady chopped off Chen An's clothes, tears immediately welled up in my eyes. That's love! The author writes slice-of-life stories, and while this kind of description can certainly bring warmth, too much of it won't work; it needs to be balanced. At least a few times, I had to reread the book after a while. Anyway, this book is very healing! Fifthly, there's the relationship between the "girls" and Chen An. For example, the scene where Men Fan falls in love with Chen An feels a bit stiff before the changes, not as smooth as when Mu Q falls in love with Chen An. Of course, you could expand the story a bit (add more words :-D), and I think readers wouldn't mind. Indeed, reading your "Chen An Saves Older Unmarried 'Girls' and Helps Them Get Rid of Single Life" is much more enjoyable than reading a romance novel. Sixthly, this is my personal request. As the saying goes, a good work must first have drama and conflict (seriously nonsense). So could you please add more scenes like the Second Miss and Chen An with the Chopping Knife? The Shura field is just too much to bear (and I find it hilarious). Yes, that's right. The title should be changed to "For Some Reason I've Fallen into a Shura Field Among the 'Girls' of Gensokyo" (I've heard that the longer the title, the more people will read it). Really? Sixth point, regarding Chen An's personality completion plan, in daily life he mainly acts shamelessly, so what about the real Chen An? In his inner mode? A melancholic uncle, he needs to rely on flashbacks, so flashbacks are very important. Don't dig holes and not fill them, otherwise, young hero, I'll risk not eating instant noodles tonight to send you razor blades. Actually, after writing so much, I don't even know what I'm writing about. But this is the first time in my life I've ever written a book review, and a long one at that (I think? Although there's a lot of complaining?). So, buy me a bag of spicy strips! (￣￣)↗—Please forgive me if it's not well written, lol.

Wow, this book actually exists on Qidian too?! (It brought back some bad memories...) It's truly a healing book!!! Author, you owe me money for my stomach medicine! (̿▀̿ ̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)̄

While tidying my bookshelf, I suddenly found this book. It was through this book that I first learned about Touhou and became acquainted with Gensokyo. It's been so long.

I was disgusted when I first started watching it. Such a saintly figure, I can't stand it. But as I watched, I started to suspect something when the protagonist almost died and had a dream. He wasn't a saint. It's just the memory of the soul at work. At first, it seemed like a light novel, but as I read on, I gradually became teary-eyed. I've never liked this kind of pretentious, artsy book. However, I must say that this Gensokyo is the book that touched me the most deeply that I have ever read. It's like a fantasy world.

This book drew me into this fantasy world. This world... Thank you to the author and every reader who has supported us. Thanks

I have no regrets about entering the Touhou Project in this life; in the next, I will destroy Gensokyo.

Where did Ning Chu, the demon immortal of the River of Oblivion, go?

Holy crap, that scared me to death! Ange lost his virginity!

The beginning was quite interesting, and the middle was also good, but I couldn't understand the end at all. Maybe my IQ is just not working?