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In this volume, Tsukimiyama goes from being a bystander to at least a certain degree of protagonist, no longer hoping to be a bystander as in the first volume, and slightly stepping out of the psychological shadow left by the past - the complete solution and the excavation of the black history may have to be delayed until later - the content of the third and fourth volumes. But no matter what...... She's grown up to a certain extent.

I'm actually very happy to be an author.

But for now, the protagonist's current psychology is that she feels that she is morally at a loss when it comes to things that are in her heart...... Of course, there will probably be a series of things to come.

Then thank you for the support of readers on both sides of Dianniang and the book, and by the way, remind me that I am posting on both sides, and readers can choose a more convenient way to read. Besides, I seem to have mentioned things like my vanity...... I hope that readers will vote for it, if they really feel that it is worth voting. Because of the issue of moral cleanliness, I don't want to say how many votes to vote for a chapter or something, which makes me feel like I'm blackmailing the reader......

Surely the reader can see that there is a big difference between the second volume and the first volume, right? This includes a series of brain holes and the like......

But basically, I personally think that the characters are still not forcibly transformed or become mentally retarded, and basically maintain a certain degree of consistency with the original book.

Anyway, there's a reason as to why I'm writing the way I do.

Speaking of which, there is actually a small contradiction in the fanwork:If it's better to read the original book than the original plot.,But the self-set plot only borrows the world view, so why do you have to use the gimmick of the same person?

So,I think developing a new plot from the characters of the original book is probably the most suitable way out as a doujin.。

Of course, the writing style has changed a little compared to the first volume, and you may feel it.

In terms of plot, I've always insisted that a plot that people can guess is not a good plot, so most places I want it to be unexpected (just hopefully). I wonder if I did it in this volume?

I've said I'm going to write spoof novels, but at the moment I seem to have a hard time accepting this kind of pure spoof, which tends to be mostly sneering jokes and stuff, and I don't like to use spoofs or light-hearted ways to solve serious problems - like fighting with a sword. From this point of view, it is actually selling dog meat with a sheep's head.

Coming back to this novel, I've actually always felt that I was lacking and wanted to be able to do better, and I would be grateful if readers could give me comments and suggestions to help me do that.

Then the reader questionnaire is as follows, and those who are interested can pick and answer:

1. Which writing style do you prefer over this volume and the first volume? (Of course, if you think there is no difference in writing style, you don't need to talk about it)

2. There are longer (comparatively) serious plots in this volume, and serious mental journeys, which I personally think are necessary, and I feel pretty good. What about the reader's experience (the proportion of serious dramas appearing)?

3. Although the plot development cannot be said to be a big rampage, it has almost nothing to do with the original work, how is the experience in this regard?

4. I am going to slowly incorporate the setting of other worldviews in this way (of course, not necessarily in every volume), what do readers think of this way?

Then came the Q&A session:

Q: Is this book single or married or lily?

A: Judging from the concept of the protagonist Tsukimiyama herself, she subconsciously prefers girls, but this is also a residual problem of her previous personality to a certain extent. Because she has lived as a sister for more than ten years, the relationship between hormones and other people's social positioning of her has made her basically accept the identity of a sister, so ......

However, the book should not be in a formal and long-term relationship with any of the characters until the end, perhaps...... Well, it's almost certain that there will be a plot of pseudo-lily or pseudo-marriage (but it may not be quite the same as the reader thinks).

I'm not a wall-rider, it's been pre-booked.

Q: How many ears does the protagonist have?

A: Two cat ears, but no human ears.

Q: What about the book?

A: I didn't say yes.

Q: It's so easy to think you're an ordinary person?

A: With the help of someone, someone used a learning device to divide common sense and non-common sense in Shinobi's consciousness, so that she subconsciously classified the information on the magic side into the category of non-consciousness (that is, by default, those are false), so it will lead to the result of the curly tail.

Q: What kind of secondary equipment is left over from the bottom of the blade?

A: Most of them are props prepared by Tsukimiyama.

Q: What does the otome state look like?

A: Please refer to the image of the cute girl encyclopedia when retrieving your feet and losing your arms.

Q: What happened to Oreos?

A: I've made some hints about what happened...... Leave it to the reader's own guess.

Q: Won't this incident cause the protagonist to clash with the magic side and the high-level leaders of the school city?

A: The official statement of this incident is that the vampire invasion of the school city was solved by the combined efforts of magic and science, and Oreos and the heart of the blade were all gone, and the ......Middle East was defended Ah, no, world peace.

Q: What is the current relationship between the boy and the protagonist?

A: Stay close friends.

Q: What about my sisters?

A: I'll leave it to the fourth volume, so stay tuned - I'd like to say that, but I'd like to skip it because it's too boring to play one side.

Notice:

…… The third volume is purely everyday and does not need to be teased.

Comes with a bonus small theater, which could have happened before Uejo Dama and Steele went to Misawa Juku, but because it didn't happen, Intaxis still found the rune left by Steele.

……

After arranging Intix's dinner, Kamijo Dangma walks out of the dormitory and sees the tall red-haired magician taping a piece of photocopy paper to a telephone pole.

"Alright." Steele wiped his sweat, "If the magician comes to attack Intix, then it will trigger the witch hunt to protect her, and I also added a disguise, how about it?" Perfect, right? ”

When he got up, he saw that it was not the kind of rune that would burn people to death, but dense text, which described the business scope of a company in detail, and also included a photo of a beautiful woman throwing her eyes.

But...... The scope of the company's business is somewhat discordant.

To put it simply, it is a self-regulated company.

"Isn't it appropriate?" Steele looked carefully at the advertisement he had put up, nodded deeply, and seemed quite satisfied with his wit, "According to my understanding, it's normal for this kind of thing to appear on the streets of Japan, right?" ”

"You know Japan too well...... "Kamijo Dangma covered his face helplessly.

……

This paragraph was removed because it was too vulgar and I had doubts about whether there was a [self-regulation] in the school city.。

Finally, there is no change today, a day off!