Meruru's performance consisted of nothing more than leading conversations, crying incessantly, and the stark contrast in her actions towards the Great Witch at the end.

However, if you want to write the most basic interactions, before the true nature of the character is revealed, it seems that you can only write a nun who seems to care about everyone, but who keeps crying.

It's extremely difficult to write.

I hate Meruru (flips next turn)

I love Meruru, and I want to become a Meruru body fan!

hum.

......

About snow.

Well, I don't know about other authors, but I do adjust my genre based on feedback.

While there are theories suggesting that authors might be better off not being too influenced by readers, I do rely heavily on feedback.

If something is something that everyone is eagerly hoping for, and it seems fine to me at first glance, I will consider adopting it.

That's why, while everyone was happy to see Xuexue wriggling, I have to admit that I was definitely trying to increase the intensity.

It might be okay if we don't increase the intensity, but if we do, it's easy to go too far without realizing it.

Once the threshold is raised, it's not easy to lower it in a short time, because once the persona is established, it can't be easily changed.

So there really is a feeling of rushing headlong towards an irreversible end.

But upon closer examination, it's not really a big problem; a reconciliation is still achievable.

......

Actually, when it comes to love, there seems to be a lot to write about, but once you put it down, you realize there's actually very little.

Writing casually can easily lead to a feeling of repetition.

I don't know if I'll have this feeling when I read it. I've tried my best to avoid this feeling, but I still feel it when I'm writing.

Such interaction, such romance, such intimate contact...

...Did I already write this?

But if I don't write it this way, it's hard to come up with anything new.

The most basic interactions are nothing more than holding hands, getting close, hugging, and kissing.

Then play with their hair, touch their legs, compare their sizes and details by touching their hands, watch their eyes meet, see their foreheads touch as they breathe, bite their ears, blow on them, and run their fingers across their chests...

There are a few more, but that's all.

It's just that different people with different personalities will have different reactions and psychological activities, which can enrich the layers of love.

Fortunately, my relationship isn't just about romance, so I do have something to write about.

But that's about enough; continuing would just be repeating the same thing.

Therefore, it is a complete work!

......

Well, how should I put it about dumplings...

If the bag wasn't wrapped well, then it certainly wasn't wrapped well.

After working 8 or 9 days a week for half a month, I'm really starting to feel the strain.

Looking back, I could have wrapped it up a little better, but there's nothing I can do now.

Let's make up for it with our subsequent interactions, warmth, and love.

Actually, at first I was a bit stuck in a fixed mindset, or rather, my mind hadn't quite caught up yet.

I did intend for a linear narrative, starting directly from the time after my return.

But upon closer reflection, that's too troublesome and too terrifying.

So, after Hoshino comes back exhausted, she doesn't get to rest but instead finds herself in a chaotic battleground where everyone is vying for her attention?

That was horrible.

Once I realized this, I abandoned linear time and started using time in a jumpy manner.

Let's all take turns anyway.

There are too many people to write about.

The goal is to create sweet memories for everyone, deliver an excellent solo performance, and then make Xue reflect on her actions.

This can be considered a remedy for the dumplings.

After re-wrapping the dumplings that weren't properly wrapped, it's time to come to the end.

He carefully considered how many things were still unresolved...

That is, a promise to get married.

I'll take a little extra time to write a wedding epilogue.

Then there's the mysterious little Bad Ending unique to the Judgement.

Well... to be honest, the beginning of this thing was okay, with a chance to write some options, but later on, there was absolutely no suitable place to insert a minor bad ending.

Because I'm a rather single-threaded person, if I were to write a Bad Ending (BE), my train of thought would completely veer off course. I only write one book at a time, so I've never written a BE.

I'll just pick and choose what to write. This month is over, and I won't get full attendance next month, so I'll take a break first, and then write again when I feel like it!

However, there is one thing to mention, which is... well...

The happy ending that everyone wanted to see...

Yes, that's it.

Actually, what I was thinking of at the time was a badend that was supposed to be called a happyend.

happyend: As You Wish

You were killed by Yuki Tsukishiro, just as you had hoped.

You have achieved your long-cherished wish.

You have returned to your own world.

I boarded the luxury car I had been longing for.

However, your body fell into the girl's arms.

As life fades and warmth disappears, bright eyes grow dim.

What will the final great witch be thinking?

you do not know.

But you believe this is a happy and fulfilling ending.

As for the witch who falls in love at first sight...

First love always ends without a trace.

......

However...

This kind of textual deception is really going too far!

I will try my best to come up with a suitable happy-end side story!

That's it!

Lunar magic.

Bonus Chapter: Marriage

marry.

Generally speaking, there are two forms of marriage.

One type is an extremely romantic wedding.

Intricate rituals, devout prayers, and mutual connections.

It is for a wedding.

There are many different wedding styles in different regions, each with its own customs, but they are all collectively referred to as weddings.

Another type is socialized. In today's society, a certificate is issued to witness the marital relationship between two people after completing the formalities and submitting a marriage application form. The marriage is then formally established, and a marriage certificate is issued...

marry.

This is marriage.

Although both are marriages in the conventional sense, they are ceremonies that bring lovers together as husband and wife.

But Natsume Anan still prefers the former.

She has always loved this sense of ritual, grand ceremonies, grand weddings, guests, audiences, blessings, and prayers.

The more fantastical it is, the more she likes it.

It's not that Hannah Tono dislikes the former.

What girl doesn't dream?

In the past, she always dreamed of being a rich young lady, imagining herself as a wealthy heiress living in a warm house.

...But that's precisely why she no longer wants to dream.

Her dream was as ethereal and unpredictable as her magic.

Floating.

Floating.

It looks amazing, it looks fantastic.

But when the magic fades, the dream ends and reality arrives.

The memories might be sweet, but she would rather not have such sweet things.

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