I Longed for Warmth, So I Came to Sword Art Online
渴望温情的我来到了刀剑神域
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Thank you, author, for helping me fill in the gaps in the original work.
When I first watched the original anime, I was just a newbie to the world of anime. I was immediately captivated by SAO's world, feeling like I was part of it, laughing and overcoming hardships alongside the protagonists, shedding tears after tragedies, and feeling indignant when facing villains. When Kirito listened to the recording left by the deceased girl and cried, I couldn't stop crying too. I hate tragedies; no matter what I watch, scenes of life and death always make me feel suffocated. After finishing the original work, I always fantasized about how wonderful it would be if I could be in that world and have the power to change everything. I even thought about writing fanfiction with a happy ending, but...
March is here! Let's keep up the good work in the new month! My daily update time will change to around noon; I need to adjust my sleep schedule!
This is my first time reading a novel. ( •̀∀•́ )
Hmm... Well, some plot transitions felt a bit abrupt, especially those scenes that appeared in the original work, which were particularly awkward. There were a lot of descriptions of the cross-dressing character, but they were indeed very well done, fully showcasing the male protagonist's cuteness. Less of a setting would be better; too much can be overwhelming. Anyway, keep up the good work! ( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )( •̀∀•́ )
A comment from someone who isn't exactly a passerby
First of all, regarding this novel, the author writes well, and has clearly stated that he only wants to write a story that belongs to him. Besides, isn't this fan fiction? Why should it be exactly the same as the original? As for those who talk about so-called writing style issues... Emmm, firstly, if the author's writing style is bad, where did his success come from? If the plot isn't engaging, why would anyone read it? Some of you might say I'm defending him, that I'm a simp, etc. Emmm, while I'm not a simp for DD (the author), I am, in a sense, a collaborator with him. Of course, I can also understand it as the author's first book being successful...
There's nothing we can do; Snow's second personality is just that powerful.
My new book, "A Carnival of Journeys for What You Love," is now available online! ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭*
Yuki, please don't die!
The writing is excellent, just like watching a real anime, except the main character has changed. It's really great! Reading this novel feels like being there, so amazing! But um, is Yuuki really going to die? I feel so bad! I wish Yuuki wouldn't die... Waaaaaaah, what's with the protagonist's dark side? It's like a demon, an utterly wicked demon. Is that really okay? Can Yuuki not die? Can Yuuki not die? Can Yuuki not die? I'm saying it three times because it's important. I'm sobbing...
The story is finished!
Having subscribed to the entire book, my wallet is now completely empty. My mother's rattan cane is not far from me.
The story is finished!