A Date Across Worlds

We've suddenly signed a contract, how about we put it on the shelves? Daily updates exceeding 6,000 posts earn a 1000 RMB attendance bonus.

Meigan's update is fantastic! It's so well-written; it's just what I needed to soothe my wounded soul after being tagged and attacked by castrated chickens in the Yisege forum.

It's great, absolutely fantastic. Honestly, this book has been gathering dust on my bookshelf for a year. If I hadn't seen the extra chapters on BlueP, I probably would have missed this wonderful book. To be honest, the beginnings of Date A Live fanfics are a bit repetitive; they often involve someone meeting Shido before Tohka and taking away the position of a certain Tohka or a certain spirit. But if you persevere, the author begins to unfold the main story. I found this book unexpectedly brilliant, and I want to read more! I want to keep reading! The balance between romance and battle is just right, leaving much to the imagination and making the story surprisingly vibrant. Shido's image is often generic; it's rare to find someone who can truly capture it through writing...

I encountered something really abstract in this forum. A newbie recommended a work and my friend started yelling at him. The gist of it is that in a world without spirits, Shido is only tied to Tohka, the other spirits have no romantic storylines, and he's friends with the original male protagonist, but he claims it's just pure friendship. What are your thoughts on this kind of work, everyone? I find it really cheesy.

Strange, the author originally had 29 followers, but after I followed them, it immediately became 31. It couldn't be that someone clicked at the same time as me, could it? It's too much of a coincidence.

I saw on Tieba that the author was angered by other fanfiction and that's why they started writing it. Do they have any writing tips? I want to write Date A Live fanfiction but I'm afraid it will turn into a rambling account. I've roughly imagined the world-building and plot, but when I try to write, my mind goes completely blank. I'm considering incorporating elements from a certain Kamen Rider and borrowing some character designs from the main characters. Will that be considered offensive?

I suddenly thought of a compromise: after Renhime's sacrifice, she could become a "female ghost"—someone without a physical body, existing only in Shido's spirit. With Shido's consent, he could materialize Renhime and release her, and easily recall her if he wished.

Author, you yourself admitted how much desire you added to Shido.

I'm so engrossed in drawing with Banana today that I'm taking a day off.

Why should Renhime, a truly wicked villain, be kept in the story? All I see is her using force to control Nia and the Seven Sins, plotting to destroy the ecosystem, and throwing DEM employees overboard. She doesn't seem any more civilized than Westcott. What exactly do the readers who want her kept see in them? Is it because she's a girl? Is she an elf? Does she have personal charm? I can understand that you might feel affection for Renhime because of her evil or cuteness, but...