Seeking Child Grinding, a Novel with Wuhan as the Protagonist
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I want to watch content similar to "Demon Slayer: Tōmo is not hated today". The chef of all staff, he likes to make dumplings for happy reunions, and he is also a villain chef, so he is more of a ghost. It doesn't matter if you have CP or not. I hope the original characters won't have too many scenes, and they won't be too OOC.
The first one is about Tong Mo in the original work who reincarnated into Icicle in the Demon Slayer Squad after his death. The second book is about Tong Mo coming to the world of Detective Conan, with Tong Qin. The third book's protagonist is Tong Mo's sister. The fourth book is about Tong Mo's father, with Tong Qin. The fifth book is about the love-hate relationship between Muzan and the Demon Slayer Squad. The sixth and seventh books are both good.
The first book with two male protagonists should be able to tell who they are just by looking at the cover. The second book is also very simple. Did you get the blue Higan flower? Nothing miserable. The third book is twins. Twins with one brother and one sister. It's also a Tongmo, but with his sister as the protagonist. The third book is Wu Ke in it, but it changed a bit in the later period. In other words, I quite like it. Great victory for ghosts
Volume 8 Tongmo, the flower of love, Tongmo has no tragic Cp direction, twisted love. Twisted, immature, ignorant, broken, but still has the unique beautiful brilliance of "love".
They all have Tong Mo as the protagonist, and some of them have Tong Qin as their main character. I like the first one, with Inosuke Tong Mo as the main character.
Recommendations 2, 3, 4, and 5. The others are rounded out. No. 2 Is more abstract, and the interaction with Yiyong is very interesting. No. 3 Is Wuhan CP, Yuanyi, and has a good ending. I have already watched it, and it is very interesting. I will not comment on the others.
What is the feeling of refreshment at the end of the year, and what is the author's excellent moral character that forces himself to death to renew? What did the protagonist give him a slap in the face? He also wants to know that there is no specific male protagonist in this novel. The author is a 20-year-old straight man, writing this kind of thing for the first time.
The first few are very good, especially the first one (I haven't read some of the later ones~ Please tell me if they are good <( ̄ ̄)/) The protagonist of the 12th book is Inosuke, but it is very good.
In all three books, Wu Pei is the protagonist, but they all travel through time and become Wu Pei. The first book's dual time-travel setting is very novel, but the plot of Lian Mingnu and Zhu Shi has not been mentioned yet, and it is still being serialized. Should the second book be regarded as the ancestor of Wuhanwen? Anyway, it's quite an old novel without tragedy. The third one has a sexual twist and the plot. The last two have been completed. All three of them are alive, and they are more daily oriented.