Bungo Stray Dogs: They Think I'm a Mastermind

Very charming protagonist They are interested in the protagonist not because of his looks and superficial appearance, but because of the wisdom the author gives to the protagonist and the charm of the protagonist himself. The protagonist's own tragic experience did not make the protagonist give up hope of living. He has his own goals and directions from beginning to end and knows what he wants to do. He is not cold-blooded, but maintains a certain degree of warmth towards the promise made to Chuya's family. And everything is just for the protagonist to live a better life If you want to see a brainless Mary Sue, you don't have to watch it. The emotional line is very slow but very delicate. It's not a glance that lasts forever, nor is it super powerful. It's just due to the protagonist's own charm.

It's super good-looking. I feel that the protagonist is really charming. His charm is not only revealed by his appearance, but by the intelligence and wisdom shown by the protagonist as he climbs up step by step. I feel that the protagonist is really smart and very calculating (praise). When I read this book, I felt like I saw the protagonist step by step from an abandoned child to the position of a mafia cadre. I watched him climb up step by step. I saw his efforts and I also saw his sadness. We resonated with the protagonist at a certain moment. How should I put it? It was really gratifying to see how powerful the protagonist was at the end. It felt like my family had a child who was just starting to grow up. Then, the protagonist doesn't just have calculations in his mind. He doesn't say that because of his intelligence, he treats others as pawns. He also has his own emotions and treats Chuuya as a friend. In fact, when I saw him and Chuuya reconcile later, I was really relieved, because it really felt like Chuuya was his only friend. And his article is really suitable for omnivores. Whether it is Chuuya or Dazai, they are actually quite easy to beat. Then look forward to the update

My heart felt like a stone was blocked, sore and swollen. Kawakami Yuma is awkward and cute. He has never truly rested since he was thrown onto the streets at the age of five. He is too calculating and too afraid of losing, so he treats everyone as a pawn and counts every relationship clearly. But unfortunately, that's what he thought rationally, but in reality, he wouldn't do that at all. Really, this kind of apologetic predator is hard to criticize. The "you save me, I'll drag you down" pull between him and Chuuya makes people anxious and sad. They are obviously the people who need each other the most, but they are always hurting each other. Dazai was the same, they clearly understood each other, but neither of them was willing to bow their heads first. It feels like the Six Paths Skull can tear apart his illusion, but from the introduction, there is also Ranpo? I don't know what Ranpo, Nakajima, and Akutagawa will do next.

It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, author, do you dare to give me 100 chapters of "Thirty years in Hedong! Thirty years in Hexi!"

Isn't our Yujin the protagonist? Why does the world not revolve around him, but he is still being fooled around by the world? 😄

The writing is superb, with very delicate emotions, and when I write about that kind of planning, I feel like my brain has been soothed. I look forward to the update (๑•ᴗ•๑)♡

It's quite interesting (⌒▽⌒)

A very enjoyable protagonist, always with a little tenderness in the inhumanity or a sense of inhumanity hidden in the tenderness. This kind of protagonist is the most enjoyable hehe.

The writing is very good, and the relationship between the characters is very well written. I feel a lot of investment, come on

I'm not very good at writing reviews. For me, the narrative rhythm is very comfortable. I'd like to give you a good review first.