My Hero Academia: The Copycat

This father is really disgusting. In comparison, Andvar looks cute. After all, he did reflect carefully and what he did was ultimately due to lack of ability rather than bad intentions. He also did not try to control Todoroki's mind and torture him into a psychological problem. The part about using drugs in the collection of objects was so cruel. He didn't listen to his son's opinions at all. In his opinion, he was the only one who was right. Even if he admitted his mistake in the end, it was because "he wanted his son to live a happy life" rather than "the son wanted a happy life and destroyed it himself." He didn't reflect on the source at all, and he was still so self-righteous. Is this how it ends? I can understand the protagonist's soft-heartedness, but intellectually I will never forgive this father. He did indeed do evil things and did not make amends at all. He only said sorry and expressed remorse at the end. At the same time, in my opinion, he did not realize the seriousness of the problem...

It feels like I have a lot of scenes in mind, but I'm not very specific when describing them. There will be a feeling of chaos. Especially when writing derivative works, there will be images of anime in my mind, but the text still needs to be more realistic to make it easier to imagine. This book actually has a very good psychological description of the male protagonist, but his relationship with Todoroki changes a bit quickly.

It feels a bit confusing, and the pace is too fast.

It's really heartbreaking. I cry every time I watch it. I have a lot to say but don't know where to start. Regarding the father figure of Mononoma Shu, I really... Don't hate it or like it. His love for Ning Ren is different and incomprehensible to ordinary people. His ending was not well explained, but I felt very sad. The first few chapters were fine, but suddenly... Ugh, it hasn't been updated yet, so I have to rewatch it over and over again, but no matter how many times I watch Monokuma Episodes, he will always be the character I find most difficult to get over. I hope the author will add more stories about father and son. I really can't even think about letting Nei Ren and Mono Jian Ji separate, woo woo woo

Inexplicably, I want to stand between father and son. . .

Seeing this face was swollen, I suddenly felt that Monorama's father was still a human being

The collection of Monokuma gave me the feeling that I finally felt like a human being.

A lot of things look wrong, but the writing is beautiful

It was so good, but the ending was so sudden, I blew my wife away!

I gritted my teeth and finished watching it in one breath. It was very interesting. Todoroki is very sweet. Monokuma's episode is very real. It is master Pua's twisted love full of controlling desire. Monokuma can neither escape the shadow of childhood nor escape the control of his father. Born in darkness and longing for the sunshine, if Monokuma were not strong enough and Todoroki's appearance, Monokuma would have been stupid.