I'm a Psychiatric Patient, and You Say I'm the Strongest Containment Object?

At present, I feel that the protagonist should be on the weird side, and should be one of the wills that created the world. Judging from the current plot, I think it should be the opposite of overthrowing the defenders. There is no chance of such a bad plot.

The subject matter is very good and the content is okay. Maybe there are some content restrictions in Tomato, so I can't be as satisfied as I want. I feel that the protagonist is similar to the unkillable owl among ghouls. Although it rarely kills people, it can cause injuries to others. For some people, being disabled is more terrifying than death. They have to bear not only themselves but also various needs of society. The content also talks about the consequences of causing harm to people. I think it is a potentially good book, but the author has published a lot of books, many of which have been discontinued, and there are a lot of topics. I think there may not be a slightly detailed outline. I'm also afraid that the author can't add more, and it can't match a better ending. (I think not killing is not a saint. Not killing may be to prevent the collapse of the setting. Since killing can be strengthened, killing indiscriminately to cater to the supremacy of strength is an anti-human theme. It is impossible to do it in Tomato. As for killing less people, there is no way to decide which category or to cater to everyone's opinions, so the author has set the concept of not killing as much as possible.) The above is just a personal opinion. I only read this book by the author, which is pretty good for me. I hope the author can read more.

Yes, in the early stage, it was more like the Holy Mother, insisting on Batman's non-killing doctrine, and then there were all kinds of people who blocked the way to kill people, and Buddhas who blocked the Buddha. In order to accomplish the goal, drag the whole city down, but it's not just random killings.

Give it a five-star review, I like it anyway.

I just like this feeling of being against the world, the carnival of chuunibyou. 😳😳😳

I quite like it. Not all good stories have to kill everyone. The protagonist can distinguish right from wrong and fight back when necessary. I think it's good, but I don't know why it stopped updating like Sculpture.

Very good-looking, a novel growth genre with detailed descriptions. I can only say that Gaga is good-looking and highly recommended.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, I'll give it a five-star rating.

Dragon clan, I saw the shadow

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