P5R: From Exile in Tokyo to the Best in the World

That's right, this is the P5 plot I want to watch Although this word has been somewhat overused, many works really lack "pattern". We clearly have the power to change the world, we can make the world a better place, but we have to internalize or hide away for some inexplicable reasons. It may be okay for consumers in foreign countries who have not taken ideological and political courses, but it will seem acclimated to China. Although he is a hero, there is no reward, and he has to sacrifice his time, energy and money to do good deeds; he can obviously intimidate evil people to change the world, but he only chooses to let them admit their mistakes. However, in the end, only a small number of people have corrected and admitted their mistakes, and it will not cause much trouble in the entire feudal and repressive Japanese society. This cultural gap is difficult to eliminate I really like the description of the protagonist in this book. He is firm in his beliefs and will not waver. He will only do what he thinks is right. He will never be mentally exhausted. He will also guide his teammates appropriately. He will not have inexplicable empathy for evildoers. He will let go and kill when he should. He will not be deceived by others into voluntarily taking on the responsibility of saving the world in a few words. I can only say that he is an almost perfect male protagonist. The character is almost perfect. The only thing missing is strength. Now that the protagonist has the power to change the world, he will try his best to protect the people around him and change the entire unfair world within his power. It is really cool.

The writing is very good, but the way he keeps blaming Dongda is very strange, as if he is trying to criticize me. The world is like this now. There are injustices, but Dongda has tried its best to be fair.

P5r, a 500-hour platinum player. Currently, the characters, plot, and rhythm are all well controlled. However, I didn't expect that Kamoshida was dealt with on the third day after transferring to another school. Judging from this, the junior girl's joining the team must have been advanced, and Shiho has also joined the team. Can one, two, and three also join the team? It's just a question of the arrangement of the palace at the back. If Koharu, the schoolmates, and Navi join the team first, how to arrange the unlocking of the corresponding dungeons, how to arrange Madarame's book, and how to arrange the poor Yusuke.

So beautiful. The most surprising thing is the character of the protagonist. This is the authentic Chinese protagonist. He retaliates with tooth for tooth, takes revenge when he has a grudge, and is never soft-hearted. He is really charming and articulate! This is the right way to have power! It's beautiful! It's beautiful! It's beautiful! And the connection with the original plot is also great. The relationships and characters of the protagonist group are all restored. Please give me 10 updates a day. I can't wait and I'm already crying!

Probably the best P5 fan fiction on the Internet. It's not OOC, the rhythm is not lagging, it's not Holy Mother, and it doesn't have (too many) moral constraints. It allows the P5 plot, which is originally a refreshing novel, to get rid of the complicated depression and emotional accumulation, and focus on one enjoyable to the end, explosive explosion. The author's control of the original work is quite good, and almost everything the characters do would not be out of place in the original game. The plot is interesting, the jokes are funny, and there are even some thought-provoking thoughts. It is already considered the gold among golds in Tomato.

I just finished watching Kamoshida's part. I can say it's very good, much better than the game plot. Is there a female protagonist in the back? Many or one? I misunderstood and thought it was a trend of suppressing first and then rising. At the beginning, he was beaten up and wanted by Kamoshida, and he was the only one who suffered. I didn't expect that the protagonist was a stone. Every time the plot unfolded, he had to be stepped on first, and he couldn't finish it. The Phantom Thieves also worked together one second, but had different thoughts the next. The writing was not as united as the original work.

I have never understood the setting and story of Persona at all, but the author's previous 2077 novel allowed me to absorb many of the setting and story of 2077 immediately, so I read this novel without any worries. The result is undoubtedly correct, it is another masterpiece. The plots are intertwined, and the settings are explained in detail. People like me who have never come across the original work can also enjoy it. Many of the collisions of ideas are logically complete, which is beyond the high quality of fan fiction or cool writing! Salted duck, I will always follow you! ! !

It's very beautiful. It has the flavor of the original work but has less of the Japanese awkwardness and more of the flavor of a Chinese online novel. The romance flavor is relatively weak, and I can't tell how well the author writes about romance. Spoiler alert, the protagonist kills bad guys.

I haven't rated it before, but when I saw what the author said in the latest chapter, it really deserves a five-star rating. Regardless of the content, it's just for the author, because I always believe that to have a good work, the author must truly treat him as his own child and nurture him. Then he cannot be irresponsible, and inspiration is Things are always coming out one after another, and there are always geniuses in the world. The Yangtze River always pushes the waves ahead, but persistence and responsibility are always the same. Persistence in your own books and responsibility for readers. At least write the ending in your heart as the author, so as not to make the readers suffer. This is great. I respect such authors.

It's shocking and delicious, and it feels so good that no one is OOC. Reading the novel he wrote, I feel like I'm playing a Chinese-style P5r remake. Apart from not being enough to eat, the rest is very good, but good novels are always like this. Unless you can see the finale directly, many people will say that it is not enough to eat. The setting is really great, especially when the palace is emptied. This really fulfills my dream. I have been thinking about so many good things in the palace, why do I still have to rob the shadows so hard? The funny thing is that the Japanese word "Shadow" sounds very much like the Rogues. The Phantom Thieves can also be called the Rogues. But the only thing I feel is that the pace is a bit too fast. I can't write P5x later, right? Or link up with Wang De, a rich guy in Tokyo? Secondly, the author's writing is a bit too sharp. It makes me a little worried about the future of this book. After all, good food is never enough. By the way, author, how many times are you going to jump on? Hey, what are you going to do about the twins, Ravenda, Shiho, Akechi and Maruki? Especially Akechi, he is the best sculpted, and he is like a mirror to joker