Bungo Stray Dogs: Snus

I opened it by chance, read it in the middle of the night and burst into tears. I will always be dissatisfied with Beast, because no matter how I thought about it, I would really live like that. I like this article. I am a Chinese chef. I believe that no matter where Chuuya is, it is true that he hates Dazai, and his gentleness and strength are also true. I feel bad for Chuuya, at least he can be more wanton in the main plot, but the if plot just makes me want to drag the leader Zai out of hell and beat him up. There are a lot of double black texts. I clicked in many times and couldn't continue after reading the first and second chapters. Chuuya was shy and Chuuya was teasing. I told myself that I had marked it as OOC, but my finger still scrolled back to the previous page. That was not Chuuya. It was like swiping the screen and it was circulating in my mind. But in fact, I can't say that I understand it. But after reading this, I didn't realize how much I liked him until I burst into tears at the end. This may not be the Chuuya in many people's minds, but this is probably the Chuuya in my mind, gentle and strong. I think the ending is quite good. I just have the extreme idea that it will be parallel and not have any more intersections. Of course, this seems unlikely. The destruction of the world should be hoped for. I don't know what I'm talking about even if I delete it, maybe I want to express some resonance? After careful consideration, I should be an extreme fan?

Dazai: Damn it, it's just mediocre, it's just mediocre. . . . . . Wow, the dog has become smarter and no longer relies on its owner.

The thing I hate the most is that Dazai had no objection to Mr. Mori's optimal solution before. It could even be said that he was Mr. Mori's student. Then when his friend died, he started to resent it. But what did Mr. Mori do wrong? No, he still made the optimal solution for the organization as before. It's a great deal to exchange a powerful low-level superpower who doesn't want to blend into the darkness (to put it bluntly, he's not interested in sex, he's just a worker) in exchange for a superpower certificate, and also drives away Mimic (although he brought it in himself). If Dazai left later, he would also drive away an untamed and dangerous subordinate, Dazai Liu. He would still have excellent subordinates like Shuanghei, so he would not lose anything. Mr. Mori must have done many such things before, and Dazai may still be the execution knife. So, you can take the initiative to treat other people's lives in this way, but you cannot accept your friends being treated in the same way by others. How can I put it? It doesn't touch me at all. It's understandable that double standards are human nature, but I can't do it if I want to sympathize with Dazai for being forced to defect.

Could the owner of this restaurant be the outlaw Zhang Sanwwww

Did the world end because more people knew about the existence of books than there were? Were the last words Chuuya wrote to make Dazai forget about this world and survive? Wuwuwuwuwu, Chuuya. . . . . . .

Damn it, black organizations that can't live in their own country can only go abroad to live like this. It's too miserable. 23333333, Then I guess there are quite a lot of official superpowers. I feel like Zakaya's negotiation method is also very effective, physical persuasion.

I am really blown away by this article!

I also don't understand what happened in the ending. Did Chuuya write anything in the book?

The if line itself has problems. For example, if more than two people know that this is just a world in a book, the world will be gg. But he was the only one who knew about it, and he told Xin Shuanghei neatly and then jumped off the building. Why did he tell him? If he didn't say no, it would be over? Let Wu Detective fight against the rat in the dead house. How can he survive the fight? Without chuya's filth, you can't defeat Cthulhu in the first place. With filth, you'll be in chaos. Don't you want Three Moments of Concept? Just for Oda Sakunosuke? Odasaku still wanted to stay out of the chaos in Yokohama? To put it bluntly, Dazai only received memories until he was twenty-two years old, but how long is a human life? With the combination of Rat in the House of Death and Five Destroyed Gods, who dares to guarantee that no one else will take action against Yokohama after this? It's a shame, but if things don't work out after □□ is in chaos, will the Special Agent Division no longer have any scruples about Wu Detective? Who can guarantee that replacing □□ as the next organization in charge of the night will restrain things like fan|du and not expand peacefully? I feel like the if line is really torture for the sake of torture sometimes. Ps: I haven't seen the if line. I heard that there is another saying that as long as more than two people know the existence of "book", the world will be gg. This is even more ridiculous. In the original world group, the Rats of the Dead House knew the "book", and the same goes for the if line. Was the leader of the group bankrupt or did Fyodor die in infancy? Only Zai knew? When I jumped off the building, I really didn't take Chuya and □□ into my heart.

Don't be angry, don't be angry. Speaking of Fumino, I actually mainly like the scenes where Yuya appears. Originally, when I saw Kyoka feeling sorry for herself as soon as she appeared, I thought [??? What the hell?] I just read a brief introduction on the beast line... But I always feel like Dazai has left a lot of mess... And just jumped off the building...