Can a Ghoul Go on Dates Too?

The author's writing is superb; I can't find any flaws at all. Although the plot is somewhat old-fashioned (the protagonist's loneliness, etc.), It's completely transformed by the excellent writing. From the initial shifts in cities to infiltrating and eating people to regain spiritual power, everything is written very movingly. It's arguably much more mature than the previous book, *Twin Gardens in Autumn* (I had some trouble accepting the later parts and the part with Miku in *Twin Gardens in Autumn*). The protagonist is a very three-dimensional character, which I absolutely love. The protagonist's mature yet slightly naive personality is a bit contradictory in terms of the setting, considering he's a spirit who has been hunted for years and moved to many places. However, this serves as foreshadowing for later events and doesn't detract from the overall effect...

Overall, all I can say is that it's a top-tier work in terms of harem elements. The character development, psychological descriptions, and plot progression are all excellent. I'm a big fan of crossover anime and manga, and I've read many Date A Live fanfics, but only two, including this one, have truly resonated with me. The others are either mindless wish-fulfillment stories about how incredibly powerful the protagonist is, how much of a harem element they have, easily defeating everything and everything, then beating up Eren and walking away, or greasy yuri stories about how Yoshino is cute and adding her to the harem, calling her "sister" and "brother." I thought they all disrespected the original work, arbitrarily altering and distorting the original plot...

I was scammed once before, and now I've been scammed again.

Personally, I believe Miu's problem hasn't been adequately resolved, primarily due to her "sin." Admittedly, magicians are cruel to spirits, and their indiscriminate extermination of them is inhumane. However, for them, unaware of Shido's existence and possessing the ability to hunt spirits, killing them was the optimal solution. Whether their motives were to protect ordinary people or seek revenge, they ultimately protected civilians to some extent. Therefore, although Miu was forced to retaliate while being hunted, she did kill, demonstrating the following: 1. She wasn't "absolutely harmless"; 2. She displayed extremely high lethality and destructive power;...

The writing style was good and the popularity wasn't low, so why did it stop? But at least the main character's part was finished.

It's back! Yay!

Finally, an update!

I miss it so much!

I don't usually use Pineapple Bun to read, but I've been having a reading slump lately and was planning to try it out. However, I discovered that almost all the books I wanted to read were unavailable. So frustrating! 😭

Generally, fanfiction is rarely updated on Pineapple. Only a small portion of completed works are available; not all are listed.