
Something's Off About This Date A Live
这个约会大作战不对劲
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 151k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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73Chapters
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Let me briefly describe the update speed of this eunuch-like character.
A reader's comment
To be honest, since I started reading Date A Live, almost every story has been angsty. Whether it's "Dating the Hokage" or "Gendered Kaneki," it's all the same. In any case, most readers are probably a bit... Well... Tired of it. Every book is like this: gender-bending, time travel, darkness, Shido, dating, love, darkness... But this one is different. I saw hope in this book. Although it might turn into despair, at least it gave us a glimmer of light, right? So, I support this book. Author, I beg you, whatever you do, please don't let your "child" suffer any more pain...
Will I live to see this book updated?
First, let me clarify that the author doesn't have to completely follow the reader's perspective.
Writing novels is exhausting, and every author has a general direction in mind. However, most novels fail because of readers' indiscriminate objections and unsolicited opinions, leading the author to abandon the project. Readers' opinions often clash with the author's. But have readers ever considered what the outcome would be if the story were written according to their own ideas? I suspect most readers only focus on that part and leave the rest to the author. But have they considered that their opinions could ruin the entire book? I have a friend who also wrote novels, but he abandoned them because he completely listened to reader feedback, which caused the story to fail. Perhaps for those...
I really couldn't stand it anymore.
The protagonist is truly pitiful, almost superfluous. As long as he's alive and can be found, that's enough for Shido and Kotori. The only reason they care is because he's a spirit; they have to conquer him, and there can't be any reversal of his spirit power or energy flow. As long as these conditions are met, that's enough. Because the entire work feels devoid of genuine affection for the protagonist. When he disappears, they don't worry, but are annoyed at his disappearance. They don't even know he's been kidnapped by DEM until he returns on his own. As long as he's alive, everything's fine; Shido and Kotori don't offer a single word of concern. They continue as usual, only feeding him. Shido feigns shyness and helplessness...
The only Date A Live novel where the protagonist gets completely exposed, it's such a shame it's not being updated anymore, I'm leaving, abandoning it. I've been following it since last year and it's suddenly gone. Author, where's your address? I have a box of imported high-tech titanium alloy blades that I guarantee will leave no trace, I guarantee you'll become the first eunuch in the new China. I'll send them to you.
As someone who loves water, I'd be letting Yu Yu down if I didn't pad the word count.
Hole! This is Xiao Chuan, enjoying my vacation. Ah, because I saw An Sha get three alternate accounts to vote for me when voting on who should crossdress, and she seemed quite self-righteous about it, I got angry! Really angry! Very, very angry! Don't forget the person below who voted for you to crossdress still has 14 votes, and don't forget, you also voted for yourself to crossdress! So, as Xiao Chuan, how can I stop until I reach the word count? How can I do justice to our Yu Yu! Ahem... Okay, although Xiao Chuan isn't a professional reader, at least, the flaws of this book are still...
Open the coffin, smash the tombstone, burn the grave—no change. Burn incense, burn paper money, summon the spirit—no response. Put mercury in its mouth, throw fire into the coffin—still no resurrection. Throw the coffin in the Arctic, stuff the corpse into a washing machine—still no reaction. Put fireworks in its mouth, plug its anus with firecrackers—still no change. This person is beyond saving; this humble monk is powerless to reverse it.
Regarding the development of whether it's angst or not
I've read both of the fanfics the author mentioned, and one of them seems to have been abandoned for a year. I think the common thread in the angst of both novels is that the protagonist breaks down after killing someone when he first arrives in the Date A Live world. As for the later angst with the female version of Kaneki, I feel it's similar to Touma's amnesia, so it's not really that angsty. However, the author's original idea was something I've never seen before. Not only that, but I doubt I've ever read all the Date A Live fanfics and found anything like it. Regardless of whether they win or lose, there's never a Date A Live fanfic where the protagonist gets captured; in fact, over 90% of them involve the protagonist pinning Eren to the ground and...
I've heard this book is very angsty for the protagonist. Could someone please give me a detailed description so I can prepare?