Please allow me to make a fuss about myself for a moment, and then I realized that this is called pretending to be powerful and being struck by lightning. A literary young man who has been pretending to death for almost a month, although he doesn't have something due to his physical structure, still vaguely feels something is hurting, and what he writes is horrible to look at!
Are you trying to commit suicide? I suddenly want to ask myself if my brain is flooded. Why does Fuji have to be a sad and tearful young man who can't stop laughing? Why does the president have to be a cold-faced Bodhisattva who doesn't listen to anything outside the window and only cares about the tennis club? This is not the king of the net, this is a stupid stick drama with the name of an Internet article!
So I decided to start over and walk my own path. Here, Fuji would not be a slutty guy who was always sad, and his smile would not be dedicated to covering up the unhappiness in his heart but he would smile sincerely most of the time.
The president will not be an obsessive bookworm + tennis nerd, he will also appreciate the friendship and family around him and pay attention to things that ordinary children will pay attention to, because he is still just a child.
Kikumaru won't be a clingy cat who gets to know everyone. The prerequisite for getting acquainted with someone is that you are really good enough for him to get to know you.
Oishi is not a cosmic nanny who will worry about a mosquito starving to death if it doesn't suck blood. His nanny style is limited to the people and things he cares about.
Atobe is not a playboy who just shows off his temperament when meeting people. If he wants to show off in front of you, you must be worthy of him showing his true abilities.
Yukimura is not a frail patient who can collapse at the slightest wind, nor is he the Amaterasu who is invulnerable to all poisons when he is healthy. ． ．
I was attracted by the big copywriting 0~0