[Sherlock] The Daily Lives of Miziya and Sherlock

. . It sucks!!! Blade!!! I raised the ten-meter sword and cried out loud. . .

I couldn't stand it after reading two chapters. I could bear it otherwise, but I couldn't stand the setting of the heroine!!! He was reborn in someone else's body, but he despised the original owner's home and thought it was a trace of "another person's" life. This setting directly lowered his favorability.

This article is really hard to describe in one sentence...

Suddenly I felt that the heroine was a loser...

So it is be QAQ

It should be rice porridge! Is millet porridge yellow?

Although, um, late 2016? (Expressing doubt) It's an article written by the author, but I always feel like I've read it a long time ago (maybe I have a deep memory?). If you ask me why I follow it, it may be because I like it and want to see the ending, or it's an attitude of the times that can be continued. It doesn't mean that there will be a good or bad ending, nor does it mean that we must see them grow old and die. It is a kind of development that knows that they have development. (? I was deceived a little by myself) Since the story has a beginning, it naturally has an end. There is a soul when there are words, and there is life when there is existence. They exist under the author's keyboard, not only the two protagonists, but also other supporting characters. There is no acceptance or non-acceptance of this ending, because this has become their ending. . The nature of the final chapter is nothing more than the reader's greed and hope. (Of course I also want to read it.) I collected it and paid attention to it. It is still inevitable to say one thing. . . Sprinkle flowers in the final chapter, thank the author, and say goodbye to the author (T_T)/~~Momada

. . . . . . . . . . . . . I'm not typing because I'm still thinking. . . . . . . . . . . . . How to reply. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Even if it takes half a year, I will wait for you!

Sofa(づ ●─● )づ