Date A Live: Amakusa Rokusei

This is Xiaochuan. Well, I suddenly discovered this Date A Live fanfiction, so I couldn't resist reading it. After finishing it, I was quite moved, but there are still some flaws. First, the plot moves too fast. A plot moving too fast is a big problem. Compared to those novels by established authors, which are generally over 500,000 words, this one suffers greatly in terms of word count. What happens when the plot moves too fast? I've also done some analysis. The first problem, as mentioned above, is insufficient word count. And this relatively good novel, with its insufficient word count, leads to the second problem: it's not easy to read...

Yuzhang Academy, your own mother is furious!

Did you know? One of my bookmarks is called 'Classics are Classics,' and all the novels I consider classics are in there. I knew this as soon as I finished reading this book—another novel I consider a classic would be added to the folder.

I'm puzzled why so many authors like to write about marriage. Is Itsuka Shido really that great?

Author, I'm begging you, please write a side story! (I've been hooked on this book from the very beginning! I love its cuteness and selflessness.) I'm begging you!

Wait, the plot is moving a bit fast, I'm having trouble keeping up. And what's really shocking is that with so many characters, why isn't Mayuri included? Does she mean... Ugh! Does she mean I should take her away?

It's been a while since I've visited; I've already given it a like.

The protagonist is a complete hypocrite, confirmed.

The main character is named Amakusa Rokusei, so what about Hoshimiya Rokuroku?

Ah, that's how I am when I read novels. Even at the very end, I can't help but tear up, yet I still want to relive the experience.