Anime Crossover: I’m the Protagonist in Everyday Life!
综漫:我在日常当主角！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 140k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
64Chapters
1.4MReads
1.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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Justice may be late but it will never be absent! "Is this a sentence? I have quoted it before, but then I thought it was weird and never used it again. After all, is delayed justice still justice? In fact, this sentence is not native to China, but comes from the famous saying of American Justice Hunett. The original sentence of this sentence is "Justice is never absent, only late." Its meaning is to criticize "delayed justice" and express dissatisfaction with inefficient court trials. Delayed justice is not real justice for everyone. In other words, I don't know which translator translated this sentence into the existing sentence that is basically completely opposite and opposite to the original sentence: "Justice may be late but it will never be absent!" "This sentence! For the victims and their families, delayed justice cannot be considered justice. "Justice may be late but it will never be absent", which is just a kind of abuse for the victims! From now on, everyone should use this sentence with caution!
The light music section is incomplete without Daiwei
The title is so weird, even if I don't include classmates, I should call him Ye Jun, right? And in face-to-face conversations, I should say you, right? Why do I use my full name? When the protagonist gives the bread to Hui, Hui should say: This is the bread you bought. Why would you tell Ye Yan that this is the bread Ye Yan bought? Isn't it awkward?
This author has integrated so many world systems and world backgrounds, and the system that solves the protagonist's identity has never appeared until now.
The system releases time-limited tasks. Holding Yue-chan up high. Five-digit reward.
Sometimes the writing is quite strange. The way you speak and so on.
This book, if I didn't read the introduction and the characters, I thought I was reading ordinary prose. Do you understand what this means?
What does a paragraph in Chapter 5 mean? Dynasty??? Colonial??? Does it mean mixed-blood and pure-blood?
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