From the Start, I Was the Golden Flash and Took Ryou Takatsuki Home

It's a very good book. The main character is both sunny and a little bit sinister. Can Aite's pregnancy progress be accelerated? I want to see the "monster" born from the combination of ninja 130M (unit of mega) cells and the strongest half-ghoul. I have already thought of the name, "Namikaze Naruto"

It's a pure love story disguised as a Tokyo ghoul. If you can bear to read the pure love story, it's quite well written. After reading too many System Invincible Harem stories, it's a different feeling to watch pure love [eating melon]

It's a nice daily novel, but it gives me the feeling that it doesn't have an outline. The plot of the anime is all randomly connected, so it doesn't affect my ability to watch the interaction between the protagonist and Aite.

It's okay, there are no serious logical problems, but if you want to see a living saint protagonist who has a full IQ, knows everything, can do everything, and has no shortcomings, oh, then don't come here. This protagonist is not stupid or anything, it is normal, and he is alone.

Single female protagonist, slightly sweet, semi-invincible. The daily interactions between the male and female protagonists are sweet, and even those who have never watched Ghoul can understand it. Both the male and female protagonists reflect their own personalities. No obvious poison spots. Give it a five-star rating and take a look.

The first few chapters are relatively related to the anime content, which feels good. Later, most of them are about Izumi's daily life together, which feels like a corner. However, the feeling of falling in love with a dangerous girl is still good. I hope the author can increase the connection with the plot of the original work, highlight the characters more, and construct a morbid and sweet love story full of realistic cruelty and the pain of death. At the same time, I also hope that more descriptions will be given of the changes in the remaining main characters of the original work due to the influence of the protagonist. The subject matter is good, so don't give up. (Although I have read the original work, it was a long time ago, too long ago, and my understanding is not deep. These are my personal opinions. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.)

It's pretty good-looking. Although Tiantian's daily routine is good, isn't it too much? I'm so tired from watching it, I feel like I've been watching the same thing, and I've been looking forward to the golden flashes filling the cup, but there are very few.

I personally think it's very good-looking. I'm a fan of Naruto and Ghoul. I'm very adaptable to this kind of rhythm, but can there be more fighting scenes? I like it because I like to read romance stories with a little bit of fighting. If you want to read Namikaze Minato and enjoy fighting, don't come here. If you don't read it, don't rate it. Giving it two points and one point is really nothing. Thank you.

Yes, I enjoyed reading it anyway. Templates only provide strength, right? Other book reviews really don't understand what the brain circuit is. If you have a template, you have to act like a template character? Stop being funny. As for the plot, I think it's quite interesting and sweet. It's just a pity that the author peeked into my life for so long and only wrote less than one-tenth of it [laughing evilly]

It's okay to read as a relaxing daily sweet article. If you are here for Shizhong, there is no need to read it. This background is probably for convenience (bushi). Compared with the original work, the heroine can be said to be a completely different person - but I don't care. I can ignore the story of Shizhong and treat it as a sweet novel.