Like! :)

Lovely. I can't help "by" ( but, typo error but no problem ) laugh as I read it either. 17-4 huh? I'll remember that.

Very awesome.

I love your work and the way you've written this with the message is great. Well done.

This story was quite AWESOME indeed. Gives me a new perspective on the HikaGO story. :3! Keep up the great work.

"I was thinking about your last question, and I remembered what Hotta-sensei told me. Always start at 17-4. It'll look like you know what you're doing."

oh my god...that's hilarious.

Great story, it sounds a really nice, intimate interview. Great job. Keep up the good work!

The spin you put on the show and Hikaru was really cool I liked reading this a lot!

What a fresh idea!

It's interesting, thinking about this sort of "What if" situation. Thinking about if the kids had started acting in a television show, and if it had been radically successful...I think it was a good idea doing it as a "this happened ten years ago" sort of stance, so you can fit it in a short amount of words, and then get a chance to explore the adult life of Hikaru.

I also like how you kept it rather realistic (for example, the costars aren't best friends, and didn't possibly know each other that well). Also, your short story even had a moral of the story/epiphany moment that's particularly meaningful for your audience; "the magic of HikaGo lies in the fanbase." That's very good...considering your audience.

Intriguing idea. Great job. Adding to C2... (:

Way, way cool. I loved it. :) Especially how it's an AU that borrows from RL and fandom! Very interesting...I liked how you mentioned all the key characters and yet stayed focused on Hikaru.

Nice characterization, and nice use of control over the story by keeping out the narrator's "voice".

Unique idea! I loved it.

I really like this piece of fanfic. I don't know why exactly... maybe its because its a clever fusion of reality and anime...? Or maybe the idea of a not-playing-Go Hikaru and drug-abuser Sai seem to somehow fascinate me. It difficult to say really... since it's like asking a writer why he/she started writing...

In any case, good job! :)