[Reborn!] One in a Million

It is foreseeable that ordinary people like the protagonist will be involved in the conflicts of the dark world, and it will be tragic. After all, as ordinary people, we are really powerless if we are involved in the dark world (don't hit me). It's a pity that the protagonist girl is a good girl and really loves Tsunayoshi, but it ends like this and I can't help but feel sorry for her. But for some reason, Tsunayoshi and Vongola in this article give people an indescribable sense of distance and discomfort. Perhaps because the original work is a shounen manga, the story is told from the perspective of an ordinary fourteen-year-old Tsunayoshi. Therefore, even though the background theme is mafia, the plot often contains disturbing plots, but it does not give people a sense of distance at all. And this article looks at Tsunayoshi and Vongola ten years later from the perspective of a truly ordinary person, and I feel that the distance is not only revealed, but also expanded. This feeling is really uncomfortable. By the way, I would like to ask, since Tsuna wants to protect the protagonist, is it okay to let her stay in a safe place until the crisis is over before leaving the country? Going abroad during a crisis is actually the most dangerous thing, right?

Damn... Well, it's still within my acceptance range. Going to a good university and having a good life does seem to be a better ending than fighting with someone.

The author's mouth is a liar []

Cute! The heroine is cute! Sure enough, he suspected that the heroine was a spy! Uh-huh-huh-huh, you are indeed an adult now, Tsunayoshi-chan, do you really have no urge to date someone?

This is the first time I read Aoki's article... I heard that Aoki's writing style has always been "healing", so I picked an article that looked very happy and healing... The result_(:з∠)_... Obviously when I saw the heroine resurrected, I warned myself that it was about time to leave a message and retreat, so why did I have to click on the last two chapters so stupidly_(:з∠)_ This time I gained a profound understanding of Da Da's skills and writing style. _(:з∠)_First of all, I would like to apologize to you. I am sorry that I didn't remember to leave a message until I read the whole article... Because I couldn't help but read every chapter. I almost didn't realize that the chapters were separated. As a result, I finished reading it in one go and there was no chapter-by-chapter comment at all... It's my fault. If I re-read it again, I will make up for the previous comments. But it's so beautiful that I can't help but wonder what happened next. The perspective jumps out of the original Tutoring itself, and we once again see Tsunayoshi, who is both handsome, gentle and boss-like, from the crush he fell in love with at first sight. The heroine's psychological activities and slightly cute clumsiness, how can I put it... I always feel that the sense of substitution is very strong, and the reaction is also very real, especially the complaints about "the gods fight" and "the male god I have a crush on is actually □□" feel very real. She is a girl with ordinary values ​​​​and she happens to have a crush on an extraordinary male protagonist. It is really great! It's been a long time since I've read a tutoring fanfic and I haven't encountered a heroine like this that I can't resist at all. I'm so happy~! And then there is this kind of writing style that is happy at the beginning but turns bad at the end. It is cruel, but it also has a real side... No, I don't want to say it anymore, my heart hurts so much QxQ... The heroine really loves her boyfriend to the core, and at the end of being forced to bite the bullet, she can still grit her teeth for this relationship, especially after it has been equivalent to being rejected... This kind of persistence and love is really... Very rare... _(:з∠)_I feel like I don't have the courage to read other articles anymore... No, I might have to slow down...

This is the first time I have seen such a crazy heroine‵(*∩_∩*)′

In fact, it's a good ending. I also think it's great that as an ordinary person, I don't know anything and won't betray you. But the way of death is too miserable, and the torture... Must be very painful. That's why I hate it the most. I really hate the cold and cruel world that keeps hurting Tsunayoshi-kun. But even if she knew it would end like this, she wouldn't regret it. It's really great to meet you, to like you... To fall in love with you, it's really great, to know nothing is really great. ほんとによっかた.

Ah ah ah isn't this a sweet text?

Hey, hey, it really feels like the spring breeze is blowing!

Oh my god, oooooooooo