FlippinLoser
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The Disillusioned Land by 7Swords, arcera, FlippinLoser, SerpentSky
Fandoms: Touhou Project
22 Jan 2023
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[Currently on hiatus, please read Chapter 41]
The decision to take down the Hakurei barrier and allow Gensokyo to join the outside world again has went through, allowing the fantastical to thrive all over earth once more. A reinterpretation of the world of Touhou Project through the lens of an urban fantasy setting.
This is a story written by multiple authors on a chapter by chapter basis, basically one big game of telephone, expect it to mostly not make sense. Anything and everything can happen.
Expect sporadic and inconsistent updates with varying writing styles, length, and quality
(Work ported over from Wattpad under the same name)
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Satori's relationship with Koishi, then and now.
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The Hakurei Maiden passed away in her sleep, after a long and fulfilling life. Her funeral was a surpisingly quiet affair. Wondering why Reimu's so-called youkai friends don't seem to be much bothered by her passing, the now fully-fledged magician Marisa wanders Gensokyo, trying to understand. Oneshot.
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29 May 2022
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reimu fucking dies and marisa wonders why no one cares
a neat exploration of the relationship between youkai and humans in gensokyo
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Even the most powerful youkai take things for granted sometimes. What if, one day, someone who was truly special to Yukari Yakumo suddenly didn't exist?
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29 May 2022
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There are rules in Gensokyo. But some rules exist to be broken, don't they?
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29 May 2022
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At a certain place, at a certain time.
Bookmarked by FlippinLoser
29 May 2022
Bookmarker's Notes
Absolutely love this one and find it to be criminally underrated on this site
The character writing in this one is among the best, as I can really feel the author's appreciation and respect for them from their original works
Must read for mokou-enjoyers, and those that enjoy a slow burn bittersweet romance tale