
Transformed Into Sodium Chloride in Date A Live
变身氯化钠在约战
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 99k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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67Chapters
1.6MClicks
8.3kFavorites
7.5Score
1kLikes
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Sodium chloride? NaCl? Shocking! Table salt has somehow ended up in Date A Live! Is this a sign of human depravity or moral decay?
How can a queen get married!
It's awkward to watch; I suggest using a third-person perspective.
I'm speechless. The more I wanted to see the main story, the more you wrote side stories. Then you told me you weren't writing the main story anymore, and you were going to focus solely on side stories. Goodbye, goodbye, farewell forever.
Getting married? I haven't seen that kind of content.
A brief analysis of Honkai Impact 3rd + Date A Live
Honkai, a natural disaster born from the world itself. It arises alongside civilization, mysterious, powerful, violent, terrifying… Earthquakes, tsunamis, world wars, alien invasions, the arrival of colossi, horrific plagues… these are all forms of Honkai. Elves, a powerful alien race from another world. They possess immense power and many incredible abilities. The arrival of the elves is accompanied by terrifying natural disasters, bringing immeasurable losses to modern civilization. Therefore, the conclusion is obvious. The appearance of the elves, and even the arrival of the Second Herrscher, is not because Honkai has corrupted this world. Because Honkai is a naturally occurring disaster, it will not…
The last part of that side story has a problem. Honkai is used by the planet's will to eliminate parasites (humanity). Honkai energy belongs to the planet or the world, not the energy that destroys the world.
Personally, I feel that the Queen's true personality wasn't fully realized, that supreme and unparalleled nature. I hope a system for suppressing her personality will be added. Also, this work is indeed very good. Although I shouldn't be giving you the "sweet moments" too late, I personally hope you can continue to improve.
Sodium chloride, sodium hydroxide, sodium carbonate, sodium phosphate, sodium sulfate, sodium nitrate, sodium oxide, sodium hypochlorite.
I'm starting to doubt if I'll even survive to see the end.