Tuosi, Tuosi, I Can't Live Without Tuosi's Writings
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Are there any stories where the main character is Tuosi? You can play the role or be reborn, time travel, or cosplay. If there is a cp, it would be better to be Dazai or Civet. Save the book kid... If there is really no, you can also do some random steps. If you don't have random steps, then you can get some movies with a movie style.
In the first book, the protagonist is almost exploited to suffer from Stockholm Syndrome. Tuosi is the only support the protagonist has in this world. He died many times for Tuosi. Well, it is indeed Stockholm. In the second book of Wenye World, the protagonist is Tuosi's younger brother, but I always feel that Tuosi in this is a bit OOC, but I can read it.
Cos Chuan Wenye, deputy cp Colorful Light and Fei Jia are locked beside each other, becoming the shadow of light, and the curse of immortality guides Fei Jia to always be in the sight of Colorful Light. This is not only love, but also a prison for the soul. Fyodor, who had a sinful smile and raised his purple eyes, recalled that the information he had obtained on the swing was very scary now that he was savoring it carefully. Fei Jia, a student of Universe Writers Academy, God and Fei Jia, there is a quick time travel plot
You should know by looking at my profile picture that I am actually a true fan of Fei Jia. (˵¯͒¯͒˵) Fei Jia in this book really doesn't have a bad character at all. The author himself has also read Crime and Punishment. It feels like I have found the true soul of the character Fyodor. In fact, I was quite resistant to Fei Jia's CP articles before. But this one is really nice. ["They will eventually understand that supernatural powers are foreign objects, and mortals are the foundation of the world!" "This is the apocalypse."] When you encounter such an author, just kneel down. It is simply a god among gods. The power of the script team has been fully expressed.
The first part has a lot about Mr. Tuo. Let's read the book for details. The later ones are covered but not much, especially the last two books. But I think the last two books are okay.
There are two books at the bottom. ... Hmm... This book is suitable for Tuo Chu to read, because your Tuo Si is satisfied and you get a world without superpowers and so on. Before reading Sensei's book, I personally preferred Mori, but I also recommended Akutagawa. After reading Sensei's book, I got the charm of other people. From the first serialization to the second one, I basically didn't think it was OOC. The protagonists of the two books are actually not Mr. Tuo, but I think it's because Tuo Si's IQ in the first book was online and not broken, and the script team didn't improve his intelligence in this book. In the end, Tuosi lived in Yokohama and started a "cult", setting up a large-scale missionary site. Originally I didn't have any bad feelings towards Tuo, but this book managed to make me hate and love Tuo at the same time. This article does not engage in CP and is friendly to single-recommenders, but it is a bit tricky. The second book is written by the same author. I'm afraid it's still early for Mr. Tuo to show up, but he has been wandering around. The second book is here for... Well, as a trauma medicine. To be honest, everyone from the writers in the book to me, the chopping block, and even the author himself were stabbed to the core by the first book. I don't know if it's because we have a glassy heart or what, but it makes people lose their minds when they see it. Because the teacher said that the book he wrote was not created by him, but he saw the world and recorded it. So the first book makes people become stupid with swords, and the second one makes people laugh into stupidity. It is understandable that the two are quite different (probably?) In order to prevent people who read from my point of view from seeing being stabbed to death in the later stage, I put the antidote here. The teacher really likes reading comments and replies. Whenever he catches a typo, he immediately corrects it. It's so cute. This teacher's character is very aggressive, with the gentleness of a Butei teacher, and the familiarity of Odasaku. Reading the teacher's autobiography, I feel as if the teacher is Dazai Osamu who came from the literary field and wrote the book... I suggest you read the teacher's autobiography in the second volume. Originally, my perception of Dazai was relatively dull, and it was because people everywhere scolded Mr. Mori, the main pusher, for his excessive push, which caused him to be unable to control himself and even sit in a row. But the first book healed my broken heart, and after reading the teacher's autobiography in the second book, I suddenly felt... I don't even understand, I just understood Dazai better, and fell in love with Dazai. I really like the idea of this teacher. The teacher is not the creator of the story, they are in the book. No matter what they think or do, the teacher cannot interfere, and the teacher will not interfere. The people written in the teacher's book must be living in another world, because they are so vivid. ... The summary of the first book is that it is an atypical redemption story with no CP from the perspective of a dream-like heroine. Everyone survives, and they grow from "dolls" who don't understand love to humans and then become gods. The second book is a story where the male protagonist's point of view has not yet been determined but is biased towards Zai (which should mean that Zai is more likely to seduce Koji's heart). It is not finished yet and it is difficult to summarize. The direction of this book is very detailed, and it took about a year to understand it after about 170 chapters. The layout is very large, and there are other literary giants written about. I estimate that there are at least ten or so, and Brother Xun has also appeared... The male protagonist has a good outlook on life, and has a good personality. When you click on the book review, you will find that basically everyone's attention is attracted by Kouji. The protagonists in both books have great personalities, and it makes people feel that it is natural for them to be loved by their own family. I say this because in the second book, the person named Taizhong is actually making fun of the protagonist and Dazai's relationship...
The first book: The main character's brothers include Gin, Fumino's Tuosi, Curse's Gojo Satoru and Su Nuo. He is the treasure of the Crow, the treasure of the Port Mafia, and one of the leaders of the Rats in the Dead House. There is no cp, but there is ambiguity.