Split Personality

Each volume tells the story of the protagonist's beliefs and their understanding of survival (you could say that, huh?). The author portrays everyone's despair so thoroughly that readers can deeply feel it. Betrayal, justice, freedom, protection—you could say that's how everyone's hope is expressed. When everyone only knows that someone is a bad guy, a criminal, forgetting that the root cause is society itself, and thus directly shifting the blame onto others, is society not at fault? Must people with dissociative identity disorder always die? Are all people with dissociative identity disorder serial killers? No one has considered these questions, which is why these protagonists die in despair. What I remember most vividly...

I wrote this after reading only the first sentence of the book, all because of those two words: "circling." The moment I saw the description "sitting down in a circling motion," my abdominal muscles instinctively twitched. How does one sit down in a circling motion? The first image that came to mind was an eagle in the sky, swooping down, circling, and then plunging to the ground (and snatching its prey). Thinking of this, I replaced the eagle with the protagonist, swooping down and circling in the same posture, and then plunging to the ground (splat—). My abdominal muscles twitched again instinctively. At this point, I communicated with the author in a group chat, describing this impression based on my first impression…and then, quite naturally, it was…

A masterpiece that no one cares about, forgotten in a corner. I have been waiting for so long, when will we meet again?

This book is truly a masterpiece, getting more and more exciting the more you read! I personally found the first and third volumes particularly enjoyable; the content is incredibly realistic. Just reading it, I inexplicably pictured the protagonist in my mind—even the scenes and plot points appeared before my eyes. This is definitely a great book, and I highly recommend everyone check it out. The plot is captivating, however, the author is a death fanatic, especially with Hayashi Tenshou in the first volume, who kills without blinking an eye, even beheading people… Okay, that's enough for now. To see just how brutal he is, you'll have to read it for yourselves.

What is despair? No one knows, we can't understand it, we can't comprehend it. We just watch others, mourn for them, watch them weep. Every hero is also a tragic figure. Why do kind people die young? Why do evil people live so long? We have so many questions about this world, but in the end, we know nothing ╮(╯_╰)╭. What is this? What is it? Ah! Because kind people are protecting us. Every sacrifice they make brings us peace. But at the same time, this is also their despair, the despair of being misunderstood. But this...

This book review isn't just a testament to my boundless respect for you, Master; it's also a tribute to your masterpiece. Seriously, could you be any more outrageous, Master? I don't want to see characters die; I want a happy ending! Just write at the end—"The author had a dream, woke up, and started a new story, with the main characters all resurrected!" Okay, just kidding. Actually, reading your books sometimes gets me really excited, and when someone dies, I might angrily throw my phone and yell, "Damn it, such a good character died! I'm not reading anymore!" While silently picking up my phone and continuing. That's the feeling your writing gives me—I don't want to read it, but I have to...

After taking a look, my impression is that it's free, and there are so many chapters! Author, you're incredibly hardworking!

What has kept an author with zero monthly votes going until now?

(For the monthly votes) Hahaha, here comes my book review! — The following is the serious book review --- 1. *Split Personality*, just looking at the title, it's simple, clear, and interesting, unlike some light novels whose titles are completely unrememberable. The split personality is not only about increased fighting power, but more importantly, internal turmoil. The author successfully attracted a large number of readers to click on the prologue with an interesting title and a tantalizing synopsis. Some say the title is simple, the cover is childish, and the prologue is like sixth grade...

The multiple personality disorder is categorized into levels; the higher the level of despair, or the more twisted the mind, the greater the power gained. Tenshou, as the protagonist, developed another personality due to despair, but this split personality didn't seize control of his body. I didn't quite understand why he didn't take control. Was it because of his brotherly affection for the main consciousness? That's my personal interpretation. Also, the split personality suddenly reappeared at the end, which felt unfounded and made the plot seem illogical!