[Refreshing article with non-toxic points + not brainless + independent comprehensive comic world view + full of Ultra spirit + a lot of anime jokes]
Experienced stories: "School Island" and "Your Lie in April"
Current Story: "The Original Sin of Octopus Pi"
Including characters: Yukinoshita Yukino (Harmono), Touma Kazusa (Shiro Aipo), Makise Kurisu (assistant), Lonely Rock, Level 1 Natural Disaster, Dragon Girl Nanashichi, Niijima Sae...
At the beginning, you get the Dark Tiga Divine Light Stick, unlimited ability to absorb monsters, extra-dimensional space, teleportation, and purification of light. Why does Tiga have so many skills?
Touma is his neighbor, and Lala is his fiancée. Yukinoshita is a club, and together with the first-level natural disaster, they form a police force.
Help the beautiful girl solve the problem and walk away. Leaf rot? I'm here to inspire you! Chaos on the streets? I'll go right away! The sea is howling? Same solution!
He is obviously a dark Tiga but has a golden spirit.
Reader comments
I admire the first monster who fought Tiga. Maybe he will die?
It's not bad, at least it's better than the fake guy next door who kills minors.
Author, you are too casual. You suddenly found a foreign woman to let the male protagonist Chu Nan graduate.
The author's first time writing a book? Some of the ideas and ideas are very good, but the writing skills are slightly inferior.
It doesn't look like anyone will read it. Do you want to cut up the book? Or do you have any suggestions for modification? The author is very persuasive.
I admire the first monster who fought Tiga. Maybe he will die?
It's not bad, at least it's better than the fake guy next door who kills minors.
Author, you are too casual. You suddenly found a foreign woman to let the male protagonist Chu Nan graduate.
The author's first time writing a book? Some of the ideas and ideas are very good, but the writing skills are slightly inferior.
It doesn't look like anyone will read it. Do you want to cut up the book? Or do you have any suggestions for modification? The author is very persuasive.
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