This genjutsu was like a downgraded version of Tsukuyomi. Tsunade found herself inside a dark empty space, the only thing she could see was a tv.
I highly recommend this book to everyone. You will fall in love with the characters. There's not too many twists and turn, and you will never get bored. The Author is something else, to be able to create such a story. I love the way it was written, easy to understand, doesn't have that many fancy wording that was going to make you look up in the dictionary or google.
I love this book so much. An amazing story of love, lust, fear and doubts. Story plot is amazing and well developed. Let's see what the future has instore for us
120 years ago
"You're right. She wasn't liked herself."
"Oh, about that. What did you took so long?" I took another glance to Yeonra.
Lavender paced agitatedly in the small space of Leonora's cabin, the lady herself was absent... luckily or unluckily, depending on how En looked at it. Leonora would have definitely given her a clip around the ear for entering without knocking, but her absence also meant that there was no one around to give En council when she desperately needed it.
"Alright so now we know this isn't a mutant pig running around destroying all burger places," Chris said.
Hi, love the story by the way, just wanted to write a review to counter some negativity. There has been some misunderstandings about a chapter, making some people write anegative review, about this novel. God if you can't handle such a minor detail the better go back to those senseless things your sue to reading. The novel just added an interesting character called Reki and your bashing that she's gay. Obviously she's not, the author does explain that she is the trap, but if you understand her inner monologue that she is in fact not a trap but a real girl. God its not even a that hard to follow. If your commentating bad things about the character cause of the gay things that means your bot reading properly and just want to rant about **** you dont ubderstand.
It was her other self!
she loved duike….
I need to talk about this one moment that completely got me. Chu Jing says 'I'll slaughter a chicken for you when the New Year comes' and then the narration tells us 'Three months until the New Year. Chu Jing felt inexplicably unhappy.' Why is he unhappy? Because it's too far away. He wants to give her something better NOW. He sees her two pitiful chickens and feels inadequate. This man who can kick people across courtyards feels helpless about providing for the woman he's growing attached to. And then she has to COAX him like he's a child, offering stir-fried cured pork instead. The power dynamic is so interesting—she's the one who's economically vulnerable, living off leftover meat and radishes, but emotionally she's the one comforting HIM about not having enough. Their emotional intimacy is building in these tiny, almost invisible ways. The hand-touching scene where she checks his temperature and doesn't let go immediately—her almond eyes are described as clear and innocent, but there's something tender in that hesitation. And his response of just nodding and saying 'Of course, it's true' when she asks if he'll drive Zhang the Lame away—such a simple promise but it carries so much weight. He's committing to protecting her, and she's learning to believe she deserves protection.