Who is Miss Ikegawa's lover?
Answer: It's Dazai. The one on the IF line is the boss.
2020.03.04 00:12 Am revised
I'm sure the male protagonist is a bastard. I wanted to write an article about buying stocks out of two, but I'm really not good at it.
How should I put it, after having already coded three chapters and published the second chapter, I decided to overturn and rewrite it.
I feel like I have deviated from my original intention of writing this article.
I want to write a story where the heroine and Dazai save each other. The heroine is a little monster who only wants to live, while Dazai is another little "monster" who wants to die.
I want to write a chapter where the heroine will tell Dazai that I came because you asked me for help.
Since then, the entire text has been overturned and rewritten.
Copywriting:
Ikegawa Yuki is a little monster who lives on love and feeds on desire.
Jealousy is slightly sour, anger is spicy, greed is salty, and hatred is bitter.
Among the five flavors of life, love is her favorite, strawberry flavor.
Besides, she lives on love.
Miss Ikegawa wandered all the way from Tokyo to Osaka, and from Osaka to Kanagawa.
She finally stopped in Yokohama.
She finally found her lover.
Food guide:
1. The male protagonist is domineering, that beauty is strong but miserable.
2. "Lover" is a concrete image, similar to Edward's "Singer", so there is a pulling force between the male and female protagonists.
3. Write according to your feelings, just make sure you don't get into trouble, and it is recommended to fatten up.
4. [Highlight] Refuse writing guidance, turn right when you go out without speculation, and don't look for presence in the text, thank you.
Purpose: Save Dazai
