The Yokohama Undercover Agent Ayakoji's Guide to Being a Useful Pawn

I found out, is this chapter of Ayanokouji a lie again? Obviously knowing that this day is June 19th, knowing that the threesome have such a good relationship. I don't believe he didn't guess that the two of them were going to celebrate Dazai Osamu's birthday, and Ayanokouji's inner description of Dazai Osamu when he came out wasn't shocking either. So I reasonably suspect that Ayanokouji came to celebrate Osamu Dazai's birthday voluntarily. Just like the sentence "He will appear here, which means he is still willing."

Why was this article locked at the port? When was it locked? [Crying] [crying]

The last time I wanted to collect a physical book was Lord of Mysteries, and this one is really exciting! I almost gave up on the first person narrative at the beginning, but the author's portrayal of Osamu Dazai was so wonderful! Love this book so much! I want to replenish my strength for this book! There are also other articles by my wife! It's so beautiful!

I really like this book, I really want to collect the physical book (thumbs up

Rereading it, I still really want the physical book (??ω??`) It would be great if I could collect it

They are truly living words and characters.

After three years, I have finally returned to the book and finished it. I have gone through many things such as changing IDs and mistakenly entering p5 into p5s, which caused me to be confused at the beginning, etc., And I feel the familiar feeling of loss. I just want to finish it and spread the flowers. It is great to be able to bring so many such amazing stories to Shatangda

Ah [star eyes]! Puzzle? ! Good uoharo split in half uo うお looked it up, it means fish About the meaning of うお - **Chinese characters**: Usually written as "", it is one of the readings of "". - **Pronunciation**: The training is pronounced as "うお" (uo), and the phonetic pronunciation is "ぎょ" (gyo). - **Characteristics**: Compared with the more commonly used "さかな" (sakana), "うお" is a slightly more written or classical expression. In modern Japanese, it is mostly used in **compound words, proper nouns or fixed collocations**. (The above is what was found) In the second half of haro, I tried many ways to connect it with only. When I turned it upside down to roha, I found this paragraph using youdao dictionary: No money, no charge, free. (のをの2) The translation in brackets is: (The character "only" is the two characters of katakana) Hmm... I feel like I'm on the right track (bushi But because my Japanese level is not good I just searched the dictionary for its katakana name "ロハ" and it didn't come up (I'm stuck oh no~), but I read an article and said that the synonym for "ロハ" is "only", and ah, "ロハ" spelled up and down, isn't it the Chinese character for "only" [dog head], it feels so interesting~~ (It's a pity that I saw this puzzle almost five years later... It's a bit late. I don't know if it has been solved. I don't know if anyone still remembers it. ([Laughing and crying] [Let me be healthy]

I finished reading it in one sitting, it was so good! I clicked in many times before, but was persuaded to leave because there was no introduction. I really regret not reading it earlier! I fell in love with Ayanokouji when I read the original novel. It's great to see Lu as the protagonist!

Treasure novel, whoever reads it will strike gold