My Master Says She's Unbeatable

This wave, Zhi Aoi is on the second floor, Bai Lan is on the fourth floor and thinks Fei Jia is on the third floor, but in fact Fei Jia is on the fifth floor. Dazai Osamu left a surveillance camera on the fifth floor and went down to the first floor to accompany Oda Tsukuru. Enkidu stood in the elevator and wanted to go to the rooftop. King Ye was detained in the surveillance room and was not allowed to move. Gojo Satoru was upstairs. Outside, he was walking up the wall. Leader Mori should be on the third floor but was stopped by someone and could not go up to the second floor. Gin Akutagawa was at the front desk of the lobby on the first floor. Tsukuru Oda was the security captain and Dazai Osamu's old father. Hishito Kizune was on the second floor talking to Guda. Guda was standing outside the building and wanted to blow the whole building down.

Although people say that there are some problems with the rhythm, maybe I have read more messy fast-traveling stories, and I feel that compared with other derivative stories, the problem is not big. I like this article very much, the humor in the early stages, and the words about friendship at the end. Everyone is an isolated island, and everyone understands the world through their own self-understanding. The pursuit of friendship with others will eventually return to self-understanding and cognition. I only knew that virtual works were deifying love, but I didn't realize that animation was also elevating friendship. It's not that friendship is not valuable, it's just that I was addicted to animation and wanted to have an equally deep bond between Naruto and Sasuke. Thinking back to some comments from 2D viewers, I suddenly realized that people don't need to find a so-called "soul mate" or pursue someone who can completely understand you. Not only people who completely understand you are true friends. It is a very rare thing for two people to spend a certain period of time happily together. (My writing is not good and my comments may be a bit naive, I hope you can forgive me)

Looking at Ritsuka now, she seems a bit pitiful. Only Kishinami Hakuno and Enki treat her sincerely. The so-called friends who know her are plotting against her. Outsiders who don't understand her have demonized her.

After reading it, I felt a little melancholy. The first part was really exciting, but the pace in the second part became faster and faster, and Ritsuka was obviously such a good person, but was rumored to be a big devil. I almost cried.

I feel that the beginning is okay, but the subsequent plot is really a bit... Skipping the line of becoming friends with Jae Jung, Enkidu being reckless after getting it like a plug-in, the line of Chaldea being directly invisible, and the setting of the singularity of the Lost Belt being ignored. All the major forces, white and black, regard her as a threat, and she doesn't have many true friends... A little disappointed.

This long journey is finally over, the gorgeous fireworks are still blooming, the summer festival has quietly ended, all the stories have ended, and the travelers have returned home, hush, stop talking, let all these waves and turbulence slowly pass away, returning to the end of the sea.

The only friend who considers Ritsuka as a friend is Hakuno Kishinami. I don't know what happened in the past, but people like Dazai Byakuran just want to use Ritsuka. Why waste a wishing opportunity to resurrect Byakuran? Seeing this, I feel very pitiful for Ritsuka.

The pacing is indeed a bit strange, but it is still an interesting article, and the first one is so great!

Wait, this scene looks so familiar! Scored twice!

Seeing the matryoshka dolls makes me dizzy and shouting that the gods are fighting