Thunderous Edo Sticker

I particularly love watching movies that tell stories about traveling to different worlds. To put it bluntly, it's because I hope someone "who can take care of things" can sort out those tragic worlds. Although Ying was a bit stubborn in governing the country in the past, she has the biggest advantage: she really takes care of it, and she takes care of it to the end. Other gods may look on with cold eyes or have some scruples, but she is different. This kind of "stop talking nonsense, I'll solve it" energy is particularly reassuring. And as she traveled through time, she kept growing, changing the world, and the world also changed her. It's so cool. I just want to see a protagonist who is strong enough and responsible enough to go directly to the end and change those tragic worlds.

The writing is very good (standard good writing), the characterization is great (basically not OOC) and the writing is very hardcore. There are not many descriptions of fast-traveling characters. The logic of the plot is good and very compact (it's not embarrassing and very reasonable when it's about bonds and dreams). It can be seen that the author is indeed a Iron-Blooded Thunder movie chef. The writing is very consistent with the character (that kind of serious and sometimes funny and majestic image. , But the political ability is really full, which is a bit different from the original work, but it doesn't affect it.) Anyway, when I read the Gintama chapter, I focused on all aspects of the writing (otherwise, a demon would be too much, hehe), support (˵¯͒¯͒˵)

I sincerely recommend this book. It's so rare to see a work of this level in the fan community. The author's writing skills are very steady, and there is no impetuousness at all like brainless writing. The setting in the story of breaking old rules and reshaping order in different worlds is very exciting to watch. The most commendable thing is that the characters in the book are very three-dimensional. Each character has his own logic and beliefs, and is not the kind of tool person who exists to advance the plot. Reading this book really feels like watching a "big drama". The world view is grand but the rhythm of the plot is well controlled. The fights are full of excitement and the daily scenes are very natural and comfortable. This is not just a simple time-travel adventure, but more like watching how a strong concept takes root in different environments. If you also like the kind of comprehensive comics that have character, depth, and a sense of revolutionary passion, you must follow them. You will not lose money if you invest in them, you can really get into them.

This is very nice to look at! Although the Gintama volume was written in the early stages, it is still very good overall. The author also listened to the advice and will correct the mistakes. New World Volume! Let humanity be human again! Saikai in One Piece is even more exciting! West Sea! It is the West Sea for the people! So what about nobles, pirates, navy, and world government! War! Down with the gang! The Celestial Dragons are destined to be judged! Tata is on! The Giant Volume is constantly advancing! The Gintama Supplementary Volume is even more suitable for Soul Light!

It's rare to see such a "characterful" protagonist in fan fiction. She is not a traveler who comes to visit the world, but brings the Tao of "self-governance of all living beings" to bring the fire of change to every old era. Protecting order in Edo, fighting against fear in the world of magic, clearing the way for freedom on the sea, burning eternity in the giant's cage... Her thunder has never been for domination, but for civilization to keep moving forward. The author's writing skills are very stable, and the lonely courage of the "reformers" is particularly touching. Every part of the world line makes people excited and respectful. It is not a loss to invest in it!

Although I have not watched Gintama, from the author's description of the characters, I can see that each character is vivid and the writing is good. It's really amazing that such good works can be derived from anime!

The thunder movie that escapes Inazuma's obsession is so charming! Breaking through the darkness from the abyss of the curse, stepping into the sea to start a revolution, facing the static eternity of the giant world, the eternity of the God of Thunder is no longer an immutable imprisonment, but the courage to always move forward in change. The comprehensive comic time travel writes the growth of the core of the character, and the pattern is directly completed. Traveling across the world is not about mindless crushing of cool novels. Thunder splits the old era and ignites the spark of literature. The heroine's independent and CP-free narrative is neat and advanced, and the atmosphere of the lines explodes. I look forward to the next thunder in the world!

This is a work that requires you to calm down and read. When I first read it, it was slow and slow, with no attention-grabbing opening, but it had a quiet power that made people fall into it unconsciously. The author has worked hard in the dark, every foreshadowing has been neatly collected, every character has stood up, and every emotional turn has been traced. After reading it, I realized that everything in the front is paving a thick enough road for the following. This kind of novel is like a slow-cooked soup, the more you read, the more flavorful it becomes. It does not rush to tell you the ending, but allows you to grow with the story. Being able to insist on writing like this in an impetuous environment is a rare sincerity in itself. Good stories are worth telling slowly.

Any change is not created by individuals and their might at once. Progress is the conscious and spontaneous action of most people and requires organizational guidance. People and society interact with each other individually and collectively, and change lies in practice and people's hearts. It is never about treating guests to dinner, painting, or embroidery. This book is good and meaningful to read. Thank you for your labor and wisdom.

This book takes General Raiden as the protagonist and travels through multiple anime worlds, from the changes in the Edo period to adventures in the worlds of pirates and giants. The plot is fast-paced and the battle descriptions are exciting. The setting of the heroine without CP is very eye-catching, the character is three-dimensional, and you can feel the power of the protagonist to stick to her beliefs and promote change in different worlds. As a fan work, it not only retains the charm of the original work, but also has a new story line, which is worth watching.