[Western Crossover] Raising a Little Rich Kid

I really want to know Jason's expression when he knows that Eureka sponsors Batman, hahaha

Such a cute article... I feel like the author's kitten used her cat's paw to knock it out [please]

The Jazzy Cat and its little princess (the belike fox and its little prince)... Please don't finish it so quickly [crying] I still want to read many more chapters

The two of them conducted a stream of consciousness Q&A (bushi

It's so cute. The author is the best author I've ever read about cats. The little cat just wants to be with the little girl forever [poor]

I suddenly felt that what the system saw was their mental age, right? That's why he feels that there are many minors in this city.

It's okay to mention it in one stroke, but how to get along with Jason after the relationship was established and the story of the copywriting are also mentioned in one stroke [laughing and crying] The progress bar was pulled up too fast, which made me feel like it was going to end in an outline [loading] [melted] Catching the bug easily, "For example, you will never happen again when such a disaster occurs" → "How can they respond when the time comes" → When? "You can handle everything I left behind" →

Oh, Sisyphus is family

Support Eureka to dissolve the Gotham government and establish a new government [Spread Flowers]

It's great. Yurika went from being unable to guarantee her own survival at the beginning to now being able to do what she wants to do and help people who are in the same difficulty as herself before. Eureka! You are really awesome! What follows are some random thoughts. Oh my God! I read the last book as soon as I caught up on it, but when I came back from the college entrance examination, I found that it had just finished. It was so exciting to read it in one sitting! Then! I found out that a new article has been opened, and I tied it again! What kind of magical luck is this! Let me talk about the most profound point first: I used to really only love the kind of protagonists who are so powerful that they shine. I think they can control everything and are very handsome. But after reading this book in succession with the previous one, I was slowly struck by the "imperfections" in the author's writing. It's not the kind of imperfection that is forced to be miserable, but the kind that - the more you look at it, the more you feel that this is what a real person would look like. The random thoughts in the last book really made me start to think about some things again. Such as children. When I liked children, I just said "I like her", but I never seriously thought that children actually have their own complete way of thinking, and they are not appendages of adults. Although this paragraph is more related to this book, I really can't help but say it, because this idea slowly emerged after reading two books in a row. Then in this book, the protagonist is still imperfect, which even made me a little anxious at first - she is too cowardly, too passive, and always running around in circles. I thought to myself, this is wrong! But as I watched, I suddenly understood: She was not wrong, she just had her own set of logic. Her character, her hesitation, and her withdrawal are all grown out of her past experiences. She is such a different person, but she has her own ideas and is very transparent What shocked me the most was the chapter about buying clothes for charity At first, I even somewhat agreed with Sisyphus's idea, and I thought it seemed quite reasonable. But the main character's thoughts immediately woke me up, which was unnecessary. I suddenly felt the charm in her: Why do people have to live in the eyes of others? I usually worry about what others think of me, but the protagonist is really living for herself The author said that she has a low will, but I don't think so at all. She is obviously very determined, okay? Now that she's rich, she doesn't follow the world's rules, and she's not led astray by the system - even though the system really wants to take care of her - but she just goes her own way. Repairing street lights, repairing roads, and opening a cafe are all things she really wanted to do and did. I really think this is more difficult than buying a house, a car, or clothes casually. That is a common need in life. I am not chosen by the environment, but changing the environment! She doesn't move. It's really great to be able to stand up for herself, help others, and change the environment! It's not that she didn't have a choice, she chose her own choice So now I want to understand: What I like is not the kind of perfect and powerful protagonist, but the kind of person who - even if there is a lot of hesitation and retreat, but always has his own scale in his heart, knows what he wants, and then just goes on like this Thank you to the author for writing such a true and smart story [hug]