Kill a Mary Sue

It's really good-looking. Just click in and don't go out. There aren't many chapters anyway. Keep reading and you'll find that it's really good-looking.

Otoichi is really good at writing endings and will definitely surprise you.

There is a kind of tenderness unique to Japanese literature, and with a great translation skills, it can be translated into golden sentences casually. The pace is not slow, it is a small story with plot, it is really interesting to watch

I have finished reading all the suspense novels written by Yiyi in Tomato [Like][Like][Like]

I like this book very much, not only because one of the authors is one of my favorites, but the content is also very exciting. My favorite is the Goat friend. The whole process is tense and touching. He is worthy of being Yiyi!

It's very good. The story is very touching. There are many stories with twists and turns. Some stories can be read in one sitting. The plot is very attractive. It's just a bit heavy-duty, so it's recommended that children don't watch it.

Personally, I don't really like reading Japanese books because I always feel they are too humid, but this one surprised me a little, and I thought, eh, it turns out there are writers with a relatively normal mental state. Half sad, half warm, beautiful. I like "Killing the Mary Sues" very much. I hope we can all become better versions of ourselves with eternal ideals.

It's very interesting. I saw this book in the library before and picked it up to read. Because I couldn't borrow books at the beginning of school, I could only pick them up and read them during the lunch break, and then hide them in a corner in the hope that no one would borrow them. This way, I read them for three days in a safe manner. Mr. Ling Ling just saw the beginning of the pen article, but on the fourth day it disappeared as if someone had borrowed it. From then on, I didn't know what to do during my lunch break. I waited for several days and didn't see it again. I kept thinking about it. I went to pick up a new book in the middle of the day. I didn't expect it to be really ugly. I finished it like a masochist. This book suddenly came to mind tonight and I finished reading it happily.

The style of painting is pure Otoichi. My favorite Japanese writer is Otoichi. They are all stories with a bit of suspense and a bit of warmth at the end. As long as Otoichi keeps writing, I can keep reading [Note]

I like this collection of short stories. The stories are fascinating, innovative and creative. The narrative is compact and worth reading. I went there for Otoichi. I had read his "Summer, Fireworks and My Corpse". His detective novels have a unique style of their own!

Otoichi's "Killing a Mary Sue" is full of creativity and depth. Deconstruct Mary Sue from a unique perspective and break the conventional fantasy. The writing is concise and powerful, and the plot is fascinating. The exploration of creation and self is thought-provoking and a unique masterpiece.

It's a very interesting book that gave me a profound sense of experience, but also a feeling of loss, which I don't know how to express. After reading it, I seemed to understand something, but also seemed to be confused and still in the fog.

Otoichi is so awesome, my favorites are the two stories about the goat friend and Zongxiang-kun. I think these two articles have a suspenseful character compared to the others, which makes people want to reason.

I really like the last ghost story.

The Capricorn Friend by Yiyi is a true god, and the rest are just okay, and can all be called good-looking novels that have been carefully selected.

I really like goats and pens, especially the cute and kind-hearted Munakata-kun, but his ending is so sloppy. I hope Munakata-kun can be happy outside of the story. The human instrument at the end really perfectly embodies Otoichi's dark and strange style. It's so familiar. The title of the book is quite ordinary, but there is still depth.

Oops, no matter which story it is, it can really stir up my emotions, so that I can't stand on the sidelines like an outsider and stand aloof like God. I vaguely remember that this was added to the bookshelf a few years ago. At that time, I was looking at the title and thinking, in my opinion, it is a masterpiece, extremely famous, and the author is probably a very powerful person. Would he know what a Mary Sue is? With such doubts, I added it to the bookshelf, but I didn't finish reading it at the time. I was too impatient. It should have been 23 years or earlier. In fact, I was the only one who really didn't know what a Mary Sue was. It also started from this book. Before that, I was ignorant and self-righteous. I like this short story and I want to work hard, but what bothers me is that I seem to have encountered some bottleneck. In fact, I was not that good before, but I am not willing to give up yet. I seem to be doing something that seems useful but is actually useless.

A novel worth reading. The pen incident was interesting. The story about Eve seems a bit bland because of the interesting setting. Maybe it's because I've been exposed to more horror games recently, so I have expectations for the ending. It doesn't feel as good as the story about Otoichi's "The Mystery of the Maid". Of course, it may also be because my personal score has improved.

Loved Killing the Mary Sue.

I feel like I've read it once before, and I still find it very creative when I re-read it. Generally speaking, it is a few sad and tender stories, some are too idealistic and the last picture is unclear and a bit strange. After all, it is still Yiyi's style.

I have only read a few of Otoichi's works before, probably because many of the protagonists are teenagers. The stereotype of his works is suspense novels with a Japanese youth literature flavor. After reading this book, I have to sigh that the style is really diverse.

I like the story of Killing Mary Sues. I drank this bowl of chicken soup.

I don't know what to say, but it's beautiful

It's really wonderful! I like "Friends of the Capricorn" and the last one the most! The five pen names of the same person are all very good!!!!

The story in every chapter is wonderful and fascinating

Nice! The writing style is delicate and creative.

In a time-warped world, I felt the pain and confusion of the protagonist as he went through the "rite of passage" and also experienced the struggles of adolescence. This is not only a mystery novel, but also an in-depth exploration of human nature and the world. Recommended to friends who like to challenge their thinking!

The overall story is good, each story has its own intention, but there are also flaws and questions in the plot, such as: What are the motivations of Nozomi Honjo and Sasaki? What happened between them?

The concept is great, but the overall feeling is not as good as the zoo.

Like the pen incident