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... and I choose to live in the past.
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And, this is my own opinion right now, I personally think that this whole story lives from two concepts that are extremely unusual from normal cultivation stories, which is what makes it so good. Those two concepts are „kindness" and (for the lack of a better word) „realism
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Kescelle: -She violently pushes her chair out, stands up and walks out of the dining room-
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Hey now, you're a rock star, get the show on, get paid
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it's a shame that webnovel keeps butchering these great novels with bad translations i was looking forward to reading this novel                                                
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I will admit, while the post-apocalyptic/system/storage/rebirth genre isn’t new, this version is still refreshing with alternate time lines and a few other new twists. While there are a fair amount of grammatical errors, it only detracts from the story MINIMALLY and I have really enjoyed the read so far. Just wish I could afford the privileged chapters!! Oh well, guess I’ll have to practice my patience as I look forward to more chapters!!
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**Important**  This novel is being written by my concubine, keep the comments civil. Let her know where she can improve, and this author would be grateful!
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nice story work and script for the book when I read
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A thought provoking start with expertly told storytelling and life like introduction to Yuki and Hatsuki. Author is brilliant with her words and left me surprised with how soft the introduction was to the circumstances that plague the female protag. Usually there is a bit info dump involved but not in this novel but this author. Story is a blend of intriguing romance and a nice slice of life feel. Author is very good with humor as well as in one chapter, the female protag asked her counterpart if he can bring rain. Each scene is masterfully depicted with detailed description of background objects, clothes and time of the hour by using Show, Not tell. I am in awe with how subtle yet powerful grasp the author has on her words.

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