As Long as They're Cute, Anyone Is Fine to Date, Right?

Let me state the conclusion upfront: For fans of Date A Live—especially those who enjoy the "new heroine - marriage" storyline—this work is undoubtedly a must-read. For readers completely unfamiliar with Date A Live, while the reading experience won't be bad, they might miss out on some of the interest in the plot points that differ from the original work. You can decide for yourself. Although the synopsis mentions a "certain reading threshold for pure anime viewers," I actually believe that whether you're a fan of the original work, an anime viewer, or even someone who only knows Date A Live through other fanfiction, it's all...

Who is Kagami? 🤔 To the blind, she is their eyes. 👀 To the hungry, she is their cook. 👨🏻‍🍳 To the thirsty, she is their nectar. 💧 Whatever Kagami thinks, I agree with. 👍🏻 Whatever Kagami says, I listen. 👂🏻 If Kagami has only one fan, it must be me. 😭 If Kagami has no fans, then I don't exist at all. 🤗 Kagami 🙌🏻

If you ask me how I felt reading the first few chapters of this book, I'd sum it up in four words: utterly confused. Indeed, that's why I didn't immediately start reading, only continuing later when I happened to stumble upon it. As the synopsis states, this book has a high reading threshold. Anime fans and those unfamiliar with the genre will find it difficult to find the motivation to read it. Compared to those who are fans of the original game, having a comprehensive understanding of Date A Live will help you better understand the foreshadowing and plot points in this book. Therefore, the reason this book isn't as popular as the two highly popular fanfics, *Tsukihime no Date A Live* and *Tsukihime no Date A Live*, is twofold: firstly, the current popularity of Date A Live has waned, and secondly, the aforementioned reading threshold. Therefore, if you have enough patience to explore this book...

I stumbled upon this treasure while on my way to the duel, a truly fortunate event that left me deeply impressed. Although I am not well-read, this is undoubtedly a masterpiece. The following are my personal opinions; please bear with any disagreements (please raise them). First, let's talk about the overall story. The timeline is faithful to the original work while also incorporating elements that deviate from it, achieving both depth (in terms of plot) and breadth (in terms of quantity). This was a pleasant surprise, especially for someone accustomed to familiar storylines. The occasional flashbacks often left me initially confused, only to be immediately awestruck upon returning to the original work. Secondly...

To be honest, reading this novel was incredibly impactful! In my opinion, the character development is perfect, from the female lead to everyone else. The author especially manages to flesh out even seemingly insignificant characters, adding suitable traits while keeping their original settings intact, making them more well-rounded. It also offers a unique perspective, giving readers a fresh and exciting experience. The author's writing is also very smooth, with original plot points seamlessly integrated into the main storyline. It greatly expands the original world's scope. But my favorite character is Jingyou. Honestly, portraying a character like that is extremely difficult!! One wrong move...

Completely immersed in the story, Kagami Yu's unique personality and the author's incredibly detailed descriptions created an explosive reading experience. Unlike most Date A Live fanfiction where the protagonist's forced stupidity is awkward, the protagonist in this work maintains a consistently high IQ throughout [is there really a 201?]. Moreover, the author presents this story in a completely new direction and structure, avoiding the tedious writing style of "altering" the original. Personally, I feel this is a rare gem of a book [it's a shame such a good book isn't popular]. Finally, best of luck to the author!

Congratulations on reaching 5 million words! Here's 5000 Fire Scrolls for you!

A unique set of sensitive spots; a rather wicked personality (a little devil); the novel self-designation "Yu" (maybe?); The well-controlled distance between him and Shido; and an intelligence level that surpasses 99% of the protagonists in the entire series! (Super important) (•̀⌄•́). Also, there's a very excellent narrator (the author, by the way~) and an immersive novel-writing style. Although there are quite a few typos, it's a rare and effective way to increase the quality of paragraph reviews? (Just kidding). I've only finished reading four chapters so far~ (hehe)

First of all, I have to give Tanuki a big shout-out! Your writing is superb! The plot and the characters' actions are all logically consistent. You deliver exhilarating climaxes without hesitation, and you also manage to evoke the reader's sympathy for the protagonist in the smallest details. You have a real knack for engaging the reader's emotions! Now, let me talk about myself. I'm not a fanfiction reader. I've been on Pineapple Bun for about six years, and this is probably my first fanfiction on the site. There are three reasons why I don't read fanfiction: firstly, it's hard for it to make it onto the bestseller lists (I usually pick what I read from the bestseller lists); secondly, for those who have read the original work, I often...

Holy crap, this is a million-word novel about a duel and marriage! It's an absolute masterpiece!