Dimensional Intervenor

It's obviously a niche book about anime, but it's only for people who like anime, but it doesn't write about anime heroines. If you don't like anime, you won't be interested if the world is filled with anime plots... So I have no idea what the author is writing, especially in the first volume, Sister Huang Quan is written to death, and the protagonist keeps playing soy sauce. On the contrary, I am deeply impressed by the character of the uncle in the first volume. I couldn't stand it anymore for a moment.

I vaguely remember reading a pirated version of this book when I was in junior high school.

From 2014 to 22, every time I read this book, I would think that the types of novels I like have not changed since before.

I still remember that a long time ago I asked the author some questions about Qiuhua. At that time, I asked "Is Qiuhua the heroine??", And the author replied to me, "Yes, Qiuhua is the heroine. Although she is not a heroine in a relationship between men and women, she is a very important existence for the protagonist, almost equivalent to the protagonist's spiritual support." I was very interested in the author's idea at the time, so I stayed and read it slowly. Later, I finished reading The Second World I also think the author has done a good job of expressing Qiuhua's gentleness, strength and tolerance, but I found that although the author has always emphasized that he wrote a heart-warming work, after reading it, he felt a bit sadistic about the protagonist. I was almost dumbfounded when Lao Huo died, but because Lao Huo was not a woman (laughing), I was actually shocked at the time and forgot about it later. Now the author has given Qiuhua a lunch box, and it was after the protagonist was beaten. After the defeat, Qiuhua supported everything on his own. On the one hand, he was worried about the whereabouts of Four Seasons and on the other hand, he also wanted to save his daughter. After finally using up his last bit of life to rescue Four Seasons, my teacher once said a sentence that I agree with very much, "As long as the wound is left, even if the wound recovers, the scar left behind will never heal no matter how hard we try." After the protagonist's spiritual support, Qiuhua, died, although the protagonist because of Qiuhua barely managed to avoid collapse due to Qiuhua's entrustment, but the damage caused cannot be healed by Qiuhua's resurrection later. Will the protagonist stubbornly believe that Qiuhua was killed by himself? After all, it was the protagonist's subsequent toughness that made Qiuhua determined to go home. So when seeing Qiuhua's lunch box, it is not a matter of whether to send the blade to the author, but the author, are you sure that now that Qiuhua is dead, the four seasons are still the same as before? ---------------------------------------- And after reading some book reviews, I suddenly saw a reply from the author, "Many readers will know that Qiuhua will be resurrected after seeing Qiuhua's death." To put it bluntly, when I saw Qiuhua's death, my first reaction was that I couldn't accept it at all. The second reaction was to see if there was any reply from the author in the book review. The third is to post a book review here, and And regarding the author's suggestion that resurrection is a standard setting for infinite novels, I feel that those novels with resurrection are actually almost always because the author needs to give the protagonist an excuse to improve her strength, or to change the protagonist's personality and deliberately let the heroine die once. So here, I can actually say that I am super unhappy with Qiuhua's death.

Come back and update! When I saw Xia Xu telling the meaning of his name to Shiki The light of Shiki in the red and black sea of ​​the evil god I was moved I shed tears Four Seasons I remember this name I remember this cute child Such a beautiful story Don't cut it off! Come back for updates!

Missing persons return! Happy New Year!

I like protagonists like Shiki very much, and I have read a lot of works. But in terms of male protagonists, in my heart, the only ones are Emiya Shirou and Kamijou Touma. I also like other novels that have been greatly shaped by the author of Shiki.

First cherry blossoms (spring) + summer (summer) + autumn flowers (autumn) + beautiful snow (winter) = four seasons

This is probably an annual update. . . I hope the author will not want to be a eunuch no matter how difficult it is (இдஇ; ). This book is still good. I hope the author will work hard and reply to the updated status.

The author has been in hiding for another 3 months...

I don't know how many years I've been waiting, but I'll continue to wait.

Shiki unknowingly achieved harmony in the harem, what a terrible man (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

This book has been kept on the bookshelf. When will you come back, author?

Alas, this book is ten years old. Recently I wanted to review Mo Yi, and I remembered that there was a copy of Mo Yi in this zhaiwen, so I came back to take a look. Alas, things change and people change. The feeling is different from ten years ago, and there are many differences between the cuteness that was popular in the past and the cuteness now. The tide of the times.

The heroine of Lost Christmas has multiple voids in her body because she has a newly formed fetus in her body, which means that one body has multiple souls, so different voids can be extracted. Then will the Four Seasons not gain the power of the king and obtain 666 voids?

I want Muramasa! I want my mother to fuck me! I want Chachawan!

Although I do not deny that the death of Aunt Qiuhua caused my poor viewing experience, the entire style of the real-world chapters is different from the previous ones. There is no trace of the protagonist in more than ten chapters. I don't know whether fate and other main plots are deep or dull. I feel that the portrayal of some characters has changed a lot and become very dull. It gives me the feeling that the author prefers somewhat empty content in this chapter such as destiny, the world, and the meaning of existence. Well, after talking for a long time, I still feel that it is not explained clearly, but it just doesn't read well, and it feels like the author wrote it and read it for himself.

The meaning of the introduction is: If it is not mindless sex, is it a legitimate harem sex?