Date A Live: Despairing Spirit

When the protagonist was still Lin Yeli, his past life was merely a small microcosm of most ordinary people. Perhaps they didn't have lofty ambitions, nor did they have high demands for life. They just wanted simple family, simple friends, and to live simple lives together. In the end, they wanted to live their lives simply. However, the protagonist couldn't fulfill this "luxury." His father went to prison for drug use, and his mother remarried, shattering their once stable life and leaving it in pieces. While we are still enjoying our parents' love, or perhaps going through a rebellious phase...

Only a novel would dare to write something like this: the male protagonist sees a thief stealing something, and the thief stabs him to death.

Book recommendation material, tagged: [Vietnam War] Good read (tj)

My first impression of this book was that it was a healing book, and it really is a healing book! What happened to the "Despair Spirit"? Aside from the skills related to the title, I can't find any other highlights in the protagonist. The sweet moments between Kurumi and the protagonist are unappealing; they feel a bit inexplicable. I strongly agree with that guy's explanation of "despair," and I suggest the author take a serious look at it. ｡°(°¯᷄◠¯᷅°)°｡ I'm too weak; I can't continue reading. Goodbye.

It's still a very good book. I personally think that if the author keeps updating, it will definitely become a hit. The plot is also very good, and I believe the author has put a lot of effort into it. However, I also hope for faster updates. Of course, we need to have high standards and not blindly sacrifice quality for speed. I also like the plot and content of this book; it unfolds very well. Of course, it may not be very popular at the beginning, but as long as you persevere, it will have a good result. No work is popular from the start. I've read many light novels, and many fanfictions like this are hard to stick with because the plot is difficult to develop. There are also many good works that start very well, but either people give up or the ending becomes messy...

This wave, this wave is called a last gasp before death.

Well, I've personally read quite a few Date A Live fanfictions. Why? Probably because of the nostalgia. The Date A Live series was one of the first anime series I encountered, and it still holds the highest place in my heart for anime. Because Date A Live perfectly depicts the beautiful world I imagined. (Let me clarify, Date A Live truly resembles the world I envisioned during my teenage years—a boy rescuing a girl and winning her heart. I had absolutely no harem idea, not at all.) Most of the fanfiction I've read involves characters traveling into the series or becoming new spirits to join Shido's (or Shiori's) harem. After reading so many...

To be honest, I've read a lot of books about transformation. Some even use the "Date A Live" theme, but why would I enjoy reading a book that just repeats the same plot? I'd rather watch the anime. I love this book, though some parts still follow the plot, but everything that could be changed has been completely altered. This way, readers don't know what to expect next, making it more interesting to keep reading. ~(￣▽￣~)~ Keep up the good work, author! ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺

Okay, after reading a dozen or so chapters, this book isn't at all the kind of half-dead, hopeless, and annoyingly melodramatic protagonist I imagined. The protagonist's personality is actually quite good...

I haven't read it. This isn't meant to be a smear campaign, it's just a simple question. The author's synopsis gives the impression that Shido will save her. Could someone who has read it please tell me if the protagonist has ever given Shido any benefits, or if those benefits were significant?