nijiro murakami now

But even so, every now and then I would feel a violent stab of loneliness. The very water I drink, the very air I breathe, would feel like long, sharp needles. The pages of a book in my hands would take on the threatening metallic gleam of razor blades. I could hear the roots of loneliness creeping through me when the world was hushed at four o'clock in the morning. Haruki Murakami, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle

This seems like a great book 5/5 scoring from me. Totally wasn't bribed into this. Anyways take a look at this book its really great and Sin's writing style is really great plus Murakami helped design it which should make the plot really good.

I love your writing style and character build up. Idk why but it kinda reminds me of murakami a lil bit but it’s different hahahaha it my first time writing review so idk what to say. Anyway i enjoy your book and looking forward to it.😊

It's quite gripping from the start. One of the major pros of the web novel is that it never dwells on descriptions like others do. It's precise and keeps the pace, atleast till now. Although the location is never mentioned, I am assuming it might be somewhere in the states. The humour is on point. Although the characters are never fully described, you quite get a good sense of how they are and what they are. The story quite feels like a cheerful Murakami style and I think it's quite evident in this work that the author is inspired by the great Japanese author. There is a mysterious aura in the novel, which almost feels like a thriller story but quite keeps with the slice of life genre as well. It has really intrigued me to know what happens next. Can't wait to read more.

This review is part of a review swap and valid as of chapter 19. First off, there are minor grammar mistakes but that's what they are - minor. Nothing that breaks the story or anything like that. There were also a few chapters wherein I had to reread a couple of times just for me to understand what was happening and who was saying what to whom. Again, nothing too major. For the story and the telling, it reminds me of Haruki Murakami's style. It focuses on the slice of life and the characters' reactions to the environment more than the setting itself. I was initially confused why some chapters were short, but it was explained later on that it was for the year 2040 chapters so it did make sense. The chapters are lengthy enough to contribute to the story, but not long enough for you to be bored. Stars: Writing quality is 4 because there were some confusing chapters that I had to focus more and reread a couple of times. However the flow has improved in the later chapters. Stability of updates is 5, daily updates says it all. Story development is 5. Like I said above, it heavily reminds me of Haruki Murakami which is one of my favorite authors. Character design is 5 because the characters are believable. You won't expect most of the main characters to be witty, however they have transmigrated to their younger years so it does make sense. World background is 5. It mainly depicts the year 2040 and their interactions at school, however the focus of this story is the characters. Thanks!