[Kuroko's Basketball] Dear Sei

Ah, is this war modern? Already have multimedia?

Captain Midorima Shintaro, the "first military doctor", Major Aomine Daiki with extremely high assault ability, the elusive Intelligence Department Second Lieutenant Kuroko Tetsuya, Second Lieutenant Kise Ryouta who is good at treating others with his own medicine, and Lieutenant Murasakihara Atsushi who seems to have no motivation but is actually one to ten on the battlefield... Hahaha, it's so restored.

I finished reading... I was not interested in reading this kind of subject at first, but then I kept thinking that I had read so much, at least to the end, so I kept reading. In the end, I was immersed in the story without realizing it. I knew the ending because I read the spoiler in the review, so I didn't say that I felt uncomfortable and wanted to cry at the end. But when I saw the back part, I really felt sorry for Akaashi, and I also felt sorry for the heroine in this story who loved Akaashi. I didn't regard Akaashi as Akaashi Seijuro but as a male protagonist. He completely became the male protagonist of the story. Looking at it this way, I felt better. No matter how I feel after the ending, I always feel that there is still something missing, but in fact it is just like that, but I feel empty.

Suddenly I feel like I don't love you anymore... Orz The heroine's character is the most heart-wrenching, she's an idiot who always thinks about others. I cried when I saw it. My tear level was already low, but I still cried when I thought about it. Author, I really have to be mentally prepared when I read your articles in the future.

Cried~~ Very worrying~·

Orz immediately heard the phrase Ti Amo. . . . . . In fact, I remember that Japanese people are very reserved in their words. I remember Natsume Soseki once taught his students to translate "I love you" and it translated into "The moonlight is beautiful tonight" Because inside "I love you" means "I can die for you" orz So it's like a three-line love letter or something? It's a very deep love~ [But fortunately, it's particularly suitable for use here√

I think the death of the heroine cannot change the theme. But it was really cruel that the child was not born... Reminds me of a novel called Lover. At least the heroine dies and leaves behind a child, which makes her less desperate... The writing is really good, but it's a tragedy [I'm not saying it's a pity, but I just think the reality is difficult. Would it be better for the text to be more beautiful? ] It feels a bit short, but it will probably be more cruel if it is longer, so I will look forward to the new article. The new article must be even sweeter, otherwise I will be sorry for everyone's sadness. It's great that the male protagonist is the favorite red team in the black basketball team. Keep up the good work~ But during the exam, am I maintaining a negative state? I feel even more sad...

When I was searching for Akashi's articles for a while, I accidentally discovered this Dear Sei. I clicked on it and found out that it was a story about soldiers and war reporters. I immediately felt very emotional about it. After reading the comments, I knew it had a tragic ending, so I saved it first and planned to find a suitable time to read it slowly. Finally, I had to go out of town for business a few days ago and needed to take a train for more than ten hours, so I planned to finish reading Dear Sei on the train. I remember that I finished reading it on the sleeper berth of the train, and tears streamed down my face as I watched it. This article contains a lot of the author's professional knowledge, including some knowledge of the military. I felt that Akaashi's character's reaction after learning that the heroine chose to break up was very appropriate. The description of the ending also brought the entire article to an eternal end. The author's portrayal of the emotions of the male and female protagonists is moving. When I think about it now, I still feel a sense of sadness. This is a good article, Dear Sei. The breakup letter to Akashi reminds me of a book I read before - Letter from a Strange Woman. The delicate style of writing is very similar. Although the mood after reading it is different, it still makes me feel pain and regret.

Mi manchi. This is what I miss you. The meaning of the sentence in the article is correct, but it is not used in daily life. Ho paura. No di is needed unless it is followed by a noun.

I came here from Tieba~ The author, guess who I am~ Okay, let's get to the point. Congratulations on the completion. I really cried in this last scene. I cried twice, once when Akaashi knew Titian was pregnant, and another time when Akaashi was in front of Titian's grave. I'm glad Akaashi found a woman worthy of his love, even though things didn't turn out well between them. I won't say much about the plot. Akashi's military uniform is very novel and his emotional description is very sincere. However, I think the scene where Akashi falls in love with Titian was too hasty. If the description was more detailed, I might have cried even more. QUUUQ I really like the author's writing style and ideas. Please let me know if there are new articles in the future. I will go and read them! Www Finally, let me cry once in the author's big arms, oooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!