Attack on Titan: This Isn’t How I Remember It

The setting is very good and the character suits my taste. It can be regarded as one of the few drops of dew in the weeds among the online articles I have read! I hope the author can keep writing, [sending my heart] There is rarely a torrent of clarity in the giant's writings, it is purely a personal opinion [currently in progress]

The writing is very good, but if you can please stop being gay, it's not discriminatory. It's embarrassing to watch [face covering]

This setting is quite explosive in Jinju fandom. Jpg [laughing]

This book is one of the best among Giants. It is very enjoyable to read, and it pokes you every now and then to let you know that you are reading a Giant. In fact, it is quite emotional. The protagonists all have their own personalities, especially when the light suddenly comes to light at the end, it is still a bit shocking. The part about the position at the back is really giant, and it sounds like it belongs to me in disguise. It's not a regret, but it's made up for. Sanshuan and Allen are together, and many people have survived. However, I do understand more and more why we need to write original characters, which is to either redeem the original work or not change the original work, so original characters are used for knives! (Of course, this book is not actually a knife) In short, this is the best giant article I have seen on Tomato.

So far, it's pretty good. I like Baiyu's inexplicably persistent character, which is as casual as water but as firm as a tree. Because he wants to do it, he does it. No matter how tired he is, Baiyu can persevere, just because he thinks he wants to. Also, modern people may be more or less mentally barren. Most people cannot understand the interracial relationship with Ming described by the author. People always think that the word "like" must mean that you want to mate with him, but they often forget that liking is a very pure feeling, and love is only one of them. Baiyu likes Ming, and Ming also likes Baiyu. The elder brother likes the younger sister, and the younger sister also likes the elder brother. Again, liking is pure emotion and has nothing to do with gender. I'm surprised that an author can write about this kind of feeling, but unfortunately most people can't understand it. In the Internet age, they haven't been this moved for a long time. Please refer to "To the Immortal You" for details. Maybe some people will understand that liking someone does not mean liking someone. Don't bring the idea of ​​breeding into every aspect of your life.

It's a great book, and the battle scenes and emotional scenes are well written. The Immutable Giant is a great plus. The author's writing style is the best I have read in the past few months on Tomato.

It's beautiful. This novel is, how should I put it, wonderful?

I finally finished reading it. I didn't skip chapters but read it step by step. The maid and Zeke had almost no scenes, and they all died. Unexpectedly, the protagonist accidentally killed Marais while playing with his grandma. Eren married Mikasa because of his giant power but not much lifespan. In the end, the protagonist actually gave birth to a daughter with Historia. It was really unexpected.

First of all, the plot is very good and very interesting to watch. Secondly, if the gender of the character does not change in the later stage, the protagonist may not be a bit gay. . .

That is to say, I like the writing and plot very much. There is no cheating. The protagonist completely relies on his own efforts to promote the formation and development of a country. I personally like the protagonist's character very much. He doesn't have too many negative emotions. He tries his best to complete whatever he has to do. He knows what he wants and knows that if he wants to get what he wants, he has to give up some things. He has a long-term perspective.