I Became an Elf in Date A Live, but I Refuse to Go on Dates

Honestly, it's watchable, but not enjoyable. It's a Date A Live fanfic with a male protagonist who develops feelings for Shiori. Shouldn't a date-change fanfic be about the protagonist's psychological transformation from male to female, leading them to willingly fall in love with a boy from a female perspective? And since it's a Date A Live fanfic, accepting the seal is equivalent to falling in love, right? Shouldn't a date-change fanfic with a male protagonist fall in love with Shido after their mindset changes from male to female and willingly be sealed by him? Instead, the protagonist still has a male mindset and lets Shiori seal them away...

I know I'll get flamed for complaining here, but I don't believe I've ever offended any author or reader of this book. Go ahead and criticize; this account has been around for many years, it's not a new one. You can check my history. I've always supported yuri (lesbian) stories, it didn't start yesterday. I'm not targeting you or anyone else. The cause: Yesterday I tipped another book with 100 monthly votes and comments, and someone created a new account to report and delete it. 1. The first explanation: because that book is your competitor? Yes, they succeeded. I lost the money I spent on monthly votes, but the loss is only personal; the monthly vote ranking statistics haven't changed, and the money I lost won't...

Please wait until the flowers bloom to be the master, and ask what brings you to this hurried return. The Prefect of Suzhou, Qing'e, also wishes you a long and healthy life. Many thanks to old friends for their inquiries; your youthful cleverness has been a blessing in old age. I envy not the Qian Lake or the Ruoye Creek. The frost and dew on the slanting branches bring only empty joy; the birds sing merrily on the withered branches of the cedar. A small screen depicts a path strewn with fireflies; pear blossoms fall in a sudden burst of clarity; my loose clothes seem to laugh at the gossip of others.

The author did a good job integrating the female lead into the original plot. It's understandable that the female lead, as a male protagonist, would yearn for such a group of beautiful women. However, this book is ultimately labeled as a marriage story. The female lead's affections are directed towards the feminine Shiori, and despite many chapters being published, there's been virtually no emotional development expected after marriage. While the plot and character development are good, it's quite poor for a marriage-themed novel. Hopefully, there will be more psychological development regarding Ayame later on. Even though it was sealed at the beginning, Shido and Ayame's relationship hasn't changed at all, and she keeps forcing Shido to cross-dress. Plus, later on...

Last night I had a strange dream, a mix of Date A Live, Marvel, and Pokémon, with Ayame as the main character. Now, excluding the Date A Live elements, let's analyze the plot twists involving Ayame in the dream. (Warning: High-energy content ahead!) Near the end of the series, Isaac was driven to the brink of despair. In a fit of madness, he abandoned all pretense of honor and dispatched all his magicians in a suicide attack on the air-raid shelter in Tengu City. Tohka and the others were held back by Isaac, and Ayame, being the strongest, was ordered by Shido to rescue the citizens. Then, harassed by a large number of magicians, Ayame lost her mind and began unleashing wide-area AOE attacks, further engulfing the Dem Company's...

It's said that writing fan fiction is difficult. First, you need a very deep understanding of the original work, such as having read the entire Date A Live novel (like myself). Fan fiction is simply the author presenting a similar yet different Date A Live in their own way. (A Date A Live fan fiction writer who has a deep understanding of the timeline is bound to be good.) Regarding Date A Live fan fiction, some people who don't like Itsuka Shido probably haven't read the novel. Date A Live can be described as a pure love novel with a harem exterior (referring to the original Date A Live novel). If you don't understand, shut up. Itsuka Shido naturally has his unique character and personal charm, which is why Date A Live (the world-building) is so...

After reading volumes 19, 20, 21, and 22 of the original work, I think adding the female lead would be quite difficult, especially given the changes in the romance that make her the winner, replacing Tohka from the original story. How to put it... It's finished, and it's comparable to the final chapter of volume 22. I just hope the last few volumes don't become overly focused on the female lead's power-up, but rather emphasize the romance. I'm looking forward to the beautiful, dreamlike ending in the final volume. I'm rooting for you, author! 😉☺

In the original work, the Origami Scroll represents a major climax in the early to mid-stages of the story. Many foreshadowing elements planted by Tachibana Utawarerumono are resolved in this volume, while simultaneously introducing numerous new plot points. Origami, the female protagonist of this volume, is described in great detail from the very beginning of the novel, playing a significant role throughout the early to mid-stages. It could even be said that Tachibana Utawarerumono specifically created a hidden storyline for Origami in the early to mid-stages, which ultimately surfaces in the Origami Scroll and converges with the main storyline. It's fair to say that considering Origami the true female lead of the early to mid-stages of the novel wouldn't be an exaggeration. Therefore, both the original work and numerous fanfics have created a...

Let me preface this by saying I haven't watched the Date A Live anime. I first saw this book on a recommendation forum. I'm actually a pure romance fan, and I really can't stand harem stories, but this book, although it's a harem, was both enjoyable and a little painful to read (I don't like harems). But I have to say, it's very well written. Then there's this question: is the protagonist the main heroine? (Recently, I was disgusted by the "transformed marriage" in the novel *The CEO's Hundred Tales*, where the protagonist wasn't even the main heroine; thinking about it still makes me feel terrible.) Author, if you see this, please reply. (If she's the main heroine, I'll really like her, but if she's not, I have to...)

The title is roughly: Refusing to Marry. The content is: Marrying? I'm exclaiming that the protagonist (is) not (marrying/crossover anime) and can't (die)? But, well, the theme and writing style aren't bad, so why don't I like it? Because after reading too many similar stories, you'll understand. I'm tired of it. Goodbye everyone. (Why is it that no matter where I look, almost all the Date A Live fanfics I find are about marriage or crossover anime? /Tilts head)