Editing Tearjerking Iconic Scenes: From the Start with Black Bullet

I haven't read Pitch Dark, but there is a very well written novel. When you enter, you will find a dark world. After the protagonist directly takes the children away, he decisively destroys the world! Dirty bugs don't need to live in the world, even the dark protagonist was killed, it was really well written

Don't make a promise easily if you can't finish it! It's not just about writing fiction, it's about reality as well. Promises worth a thousand dollars, repeated promises but failure to deliver will cause your credit to be ruined.

If you kill all the people in the black bullet, except for the protagonist group, and a few others, and completely become a Buddha, the merits will not be able to wrap around you even three times.

Author, have you really read Bone King seriously? Shalltear is the NPC that the Bone King knows best besides his own son. Why doesn't even the Bone King know what Shalltear's skills are? The Bone King knew all of Shalltear's equipment, props, and skills. His lack of knowledge was just an act.

What the heck, the whole thing after that is just an inventory of the word count. I read the inventory just because I want to see what people in other worlds say about it. The whole thing after your article is an inventory of the original content and no interaction with other worlds. Why don't I just write the original work?

I'll come back when you write doctor

Why not write a system to make up for regrets, that is, a system that opens a world channel for people who like anime to help. For example, in Love, Enoguo said that the seats are full, and going to the dance can be considered a help. When you come back, let the system post the live video to the Internet or something like that (can be added, suddenly sprayed, just an idea)

As for the protagonist of Pitch Black Bullet. What does the protagonist say? Some authors describe him as Satomi Rentaro He dreams of changing the world, but he also obviously has resources that almost everyone can't imagine. He was once the adopted son of the Tendo family, and had a superficial master-disciple relationship with Tendo Kikunojo; he was familiar with Sima Weiwei, the eldest daughter of Sima Heavy Industries, the world's largest weapons dealer; his guardian, Murasaki Senichi, once served as the housekeeper of the Tendo family, a very deep and hidden figure; he was also acquainted with the world's top genius, one of the four smartest people in the world. But they definitely don't take action. Everything Rentaro Satomi did was tantamount to inaction. Give care and warmth to the cursed children in the outer peripheral area, rescue the cursed children who are bullied, and cheer for the Holy Emperor. From an ordinary person's point of view, what he did was all within his power. There is nothing wrong with that. But If he borrows the resources behind him, he can almost pull Tendo Kikunojo down from that position. Such a person is just like an ordinary person doing things that he has experienced and within his ability. It's just that this guy is self-satisfied. " The original author Sumire Muroto once made a fair evaluation of Rentaro Satomi. Satomi Rentaro is suitable for entering politics. If you change this sentence into a sharper way, it would be You, like those politicians performing on stage, are full of hypocrisy and selfishness, which is disgusting. He also once proposed the best plan for him to change the world. ——Go into politics As a result, of course nothing happened, Satomi Rentaro still went his own way. Indulging in boring self-gratification. The words he speaks are bright and righteous, full of benevolence and morality, and he obviously has the ability but does nothing.

It's amazing that this novel was skipped right away and there is basically no real content.

The previous scenes depict delicate and deep emotions, and the additional punishment and redemption results lead to profound emotional outbursts. Later, I used various vernacular words to describe the content of anime and TV shows, which was interesting enough but deviated from the topic.