The Special Legend

I remember falling into this fandom right after graduating high school, devouring the first book every day. Back then, I'd read one book and forget the next, but somehow I couldn't forget *Special Chronicle*. I was the one who jumped into this pit, and I gradually expanded my circle by gathering people from the forum and creating a group. Actually, seeing so many people reading this novel was quite exciting; it felt like we had so much to talk about. Now, everyone in the group has grown up, becoming a little younger than me back then. Following Yangyang now feels like reminiscing about my younger self. Back then, I didn't have the ability to read the documents repeatedly; now, looking at my bookshelf full of physical books, it's truly...

I suspect this is also pirated, and even a paid version... The author's name is Tianwen Kadokawa No. 2, So I looked it up online. I don't think it's likely that Tianwen Kadokawa sold the copyright to them, and their information doesn't show any collaboration with the publisher of the work... So it must be a paid pirated version. Fortunately, I've always bought physical books.

Holy crap, I found the novel I was obsessed with in middle school! But I'd already finished reading it in the library.

No more updates?

This novel has inspired me since high school, and it always makes me happy. I've read it many times, and even after finishing "The Eternal Day," I still can't put it down. I casually searched for it here and actually found it! I'm so happy! Today is my 29th birthday, yet I still childishly hope that somewhere I don't know, there really is a lovely Yangyang and his lovely friends.

I genuinely didn't expect Pineapple Bun to be able to get this book over here, thank you! I read it three times in junior and senior high school, and now I'm in college, but thinking about it still brings a smile to my face, making me feel like I've read a good book. The book leans towards humor, with no angst, so you can read it without worry. And, although there are many female characters in the book, after finishing it, you can't help but think: Senior, forever the main heroine!

This is not a Japanese light novel; it's a Taiwanese work by author Makoto.

The following book review contains no spoilers, so please read with confidence: Judging from the comments, this seems to be an already well-known work. However, regardless of its previous reputation, the current chapters have a strong fantasy element, rich imagination, and bizarre and fantastical scenes that feel familiar yet strangely immersive. The writing style is also good, though it can feel a bit tedious. The plot setup and other structural aspects are quite good. It's worth mentioning the character development; the relatively light plot in the early stages has already fleshed out the characters considerably. I look forward to more dramatic developments later on.

This isn't exactly a short essay, but I felt I had to write a long review because *Special Legend* deserves it! I first encountered *Special Legend* in August 2008 with the side story about the paranormal events in the delivery room (I might update it later, so stay tuned). After that, I searched for the novel and read it. I laughed, cried, and stayed up all night to read *Special Legend*. I even jokingly told my friends, "[If the heart could speak, it would be like a spell.]" Later, after I started working, I was able to buy the official books and comics to support the authors, Hu Xuan and Hong Lin, and to express my gratitude to them for bringing *Special Legend* to our youth. When I finished reading the first...

So when will Tianwen Kadokawa release a simplified Chinese version...? I've gone from being a fourteen-year-old to a terrible adult, and it's been eleven years and I still haven't gotten one QAQ. It reminds me of how hard I worked to save money during my student days, finally managing to save 3,000 yuan to buy books online, only to find out they'd switched from Weixiang to Gaia, meaning the entire publishing process had to start from scratch. I'm so frustrated...