[Crossover] Friend of the Villain

I really like Mr. Duo! ! ! ! ! ! I really love this type of heroine! ! ! ! But there are very few similar articles (sobbing)

When I updated it many years ago, I caught up to Chapter 34, and then stopped reading it. This time I sorted out my favorites and started reading it again. I understand why I didn't follow the series back then. After all, it was so satisfying to read it in one go!

After all, it is difficult to calm down and become the heroine. Does the heroine still remember her original purpose in the end? I have no idea. The heroine is a highly intelligent antisocial person with no friends, from beginning to end. But Holmes has a family, Sherlock has John, Hannibal has discovered Will (the object of interest), and only the heroine has no one, so I feel unwilling to do so. Did she really not care? Even if you don't have friends, you can still find something interesting to do. Okay, I'm incoherent and confused. I just want to say that she was not able to reach reconciliation with the world and herself in the end. This is the feeling. I wonder, is she too concerned about the outside world and forget about herself? Or does she always think she can return to her original world, so she has no regrets? Alas, there are too many things I want to say, and I can't express them clearly. All in all, I hope the heroine is happy.

Finished reading it, I like it very much! The ending may not be what I like, but it is very well written. As long as the author likes it, it is very reasonable. I love this kind of marginal protagonist. It is also very interesting to do things in the end, toying with everyone and so on. It's just miserable. The heroine didn't find her own "natural enemy" and lived alone all her life.

Ah, to be honest, I didn't expect that I could continue reading it. I finished it. I originally wanted to read a cool story about the protagonist living day and night, but I didn't expect the ending to feel chilly. It's an atypical ending. I'm looking forward to other books.

Super awesome! ! I couldn't help but buy this article after reading it halfway. The writing style is also great. How should I put it? I feel that this kind of female protagonist is very rare, but inexplicably I feel that I am in line with the heroine's thinking. Maybe the chuunibyou disease has not ended from the early stage to now? Hahaha, sometimes I feel that the real world is fake, and I can't tell whether anything is true or false. I really like this article, and I really want to thank the lady who recommended this article to me! I have never been very interested in comprehensives. After all, these familiar worlds always feel a bit inconsistent when combined, but it really doesn't exist at all after reading it. It would have been better if I read this article three years ago, but now I am very happy to read it in one sitting (●°u°●)??"

Emmm This seems to have been written a long time ago. . . . Does it feel weird for me to write a review now? What should I say, I bought the full text in one go. The writing is great and the ideas are good, although I didn't understand some parts at all. . . It's really rare. The heroine in this article has never shown any particularly awesome superpowers. Even the reality gem was only introduced in the middle period and is basically useless. . . The entire novel is full of stories about the IQ of Duo Zong, and it is not the kind of heroine who is "set up to have a high IQ but can't express it at all" and the author has insufficient writing skills. There are some stories that incorporate Shen Xia, and the setting is obviously to have an IQ comparable to Sherlock, but the author lacks writing skills and cannot write it, which is very embarrassing. . . Speaking of which, I can actually understand how the heroine feels. It's equivalent to ordinary people in the real world one day discovering that there are more Super League Rebels in the world. They are just extra beings and do not belong to the normal world. But everyone around me thinks this is normal and is indifferent to this fucked up world. The heroine's worldview is the "real" world, and in the world she lives in, people's worldview is that of the "superhero" world. The heroine has always longed for a peaceful world, but it is obvious that the superhero world cannot be peaceful. Because these super-premium comeback abilities do not exist in the "real" world, the heroine who longs for the "real" world thinks that this part should be eliminated. The above is my understanding, I don't know if it is correct or not, it is for reference only. Finally, I would like to mention that Da Da's writing style is great. I like this type of heroine, it is much more interesting to read than the brainless Su Wen.

Red's shooting analysis... Is so informative hhhhhhh

N brush, like Winter Soldier and Q. I like black chuunibyou_(:з∠)_

I feel like every good article I find is from a long time ago [crying Three times. The author is great.