Onodera Has Few Friends
小野寺的朋友很少
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 427k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I haven't seen such a good novel on SF in a long time.
Initially, I clicked on this book solely because of its title, "Onodera Has Few Friends." Having been a huge fan of the manga "Nisekoi" and feeling sorry for Onodera's tragic ending, I initially assumed this novel was fanfiction based on "Nisekoi." However, the title is likely just a nod to both "Nisekoi" and "Haganai," with little actual connection. Once I started reading, I felt a strong "My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong As Expected" vibe. While this contradicted my initial reason for clicking, I couldn't put the book down...
A personality rooted in ink, a pure and refreshing stream.
Well, while writing this review, I had many thoughts. Originally, I was going to give this review to the author last Saturday, but I saw some things that made me want to express them. Therefore, this review isn't strictly a critique of the novel itself, but rather my personal observations on the gradually forming atmosphere within the SF (sex) community. Firstly, the story revolves around Onodera's small circle of friends. If you've read *Oregairu* and enjoy yuri (girls' love), you should definitely give this a try. The beginning borrows heavily from the protagonist's discussions about friends in *Oregairu*, but as you read on, you'll realize it's all just...
I won't be updating on New Year's Eve. Happy New Year everyone!
The soft words exude a faint scent of orange.
*Onodera Has Few Friends* is one of the few well-written novels I've read on SF. Its smooth prose combines the fresh, beautiful aesthetics of Japanese literature with the subtle elegance of classical literature, making it a very comfortable read. Writing style and style give a novel its soul. The book's flowing prose easily immerses the reader, and the vivid, precise descriptions create a sense of tranquility, as if a faint fragrance of lilies wafts between the lines. The book's style is a blend of joy and melancholy, primarily reflected in the characters' tendency to "lose" what they cherish while "gaining" something important...
Arno, my new book has been released, "I, the Transformed Apostle, Destroy the World," please add it to your collection, and I'd be super happy if you could give it a like, thank you everyone!
I had a bit of writer's block, so I updated the teachers' side stories~
I'm so frustrated I'm about to lose my mind, so I'll be taking another break. But as always, the total number of chapters won't be less, and I'll make up for everything I owe, so please don't bury me, give me some time.
Sigh, I have something to do tonight, so I'm currently short four chapters. I'll post three chapters on Friday, two on Saturday, and five on Sunday!
This is my first time writing a book review on SF.
I've been a die-hard fan of the author since "The Songstress," and I'd say her writing in the yuri genre is top-notch. The plot is excellent, giving me the feeling of reading a true Japanese light novel. Each character's story is a separate volume, yet connected by the main plot, independent yet tightly interwoven. Personally, I think the author's greatest strength lies in the psychological descriptions of the second female characters (note the "heroines," I'll always support harem stories!). These descriptions are presented in their own chapters and are quite substantial, far superior to the few lines other authors insert in the middle of chapters. They make the reader happy with their happiness and sad with their sadness...
I did a small wavelet death, and I'm a bit dizzy right now. Today's update is G, sorry.