After Transmigrating with Cheats, I Got a Happy Ending with Itadori

How should I put it? It makes sense. When I saw the heroine going crazy, I guessed that there could be no HE in a universal sense. However, fans of black mud said that they are satisfied with this book. Sure enough, when an adult social animal like me is so irritable that I want to destroy the world, reading this black mud that criticizes the protagonist is the most healing thing (I must state that this is a compliment) Today my roommate also mentioned that he wanted to find a novel with a female protagonist who is a villain and kills everyone to read and decompress. I said that there should be no female novels, after all, readers would not accept it. I looked at the comment section, and sure enough my guess was correct hahahahaha

I really liked the ending, and finally found a suitable afternoon to finish reading this novel. For me, this is a quite romantic novel. I commented this way in the middle, and I still felt the same way when I saw the end. It contains the things I love, the things I have or have never had, and the things I miss. The passionate and kind-hearted boy who makes xx Jiang mistake him for the male protagonist of the sports drama, xx Jiang who desperately wants to change his destiny again and again, the short-lived fireworks that once bloomed on summer nights, the confessions and feelings hidden behind the clear sky and spring, hand in hand on the escape. The boy and girl on the road to death, the exotic customs and customs, the faces with unfamiliar languages, the white doves in the wishing fountain in the square, the sunshine in Rome and the fragile little mermaid... Of course, the most touching thing among them is that the desire to save each other turns into obsession. At the end, xx Jiang couldn't tell what he wanted. Was he going to end up going home? Is it the life of the young lover you want to save? Or is it the "Hiruto Knotweed" who has become an obsession in changing his destiny again and again? So I say, this is a good ending. Xx, who has forgotten the original intention, has hallucinated and become crazy, made a wish to the Holy Grail - a better tomorrow. Whether it is an illusory dream or a cold reality of total annihilation, xx Jiang has worked hard to achieve the best ending. Don't blame her for not being able to break the cycle of fate and not making a better choice. She has been confused, escaped, and resisted. As she died again and again, she gradually changed from fear to courage, and at the same time she lost something. Poor her, she cannot escape the shackles of fate, and cannot see through the hands behind the scenes that manipulate the threads of fate, but those ridicules and pleasures have nothing to do with her, and what she has had will never change. "The place I am going to is not Egypt," said the Swallow, "I am going to the house of death. Death is the sleeping brother, isn't it?" She has always been a swallow, but occasionally she becomes a shining gem in someone's heart. The story of xx sauce and Japanese knotweed has come to an end. No matter what the ending is after the climax of the grand performance, it will be a little sad. The audience's enthusiasm, applause and shouts have been exerted with all their strength in the most climax part. The ending and us as the audience have gradually cooled down. This is a book that is quite suitable for reading on a winter afternoon, with the sun shining warmly behind your back. When you turn over a book that is destined not to have a happy ending, you see her beautiful days, and you see the butterfly tied to the spider web struggling crazily to death, and then flying to tomorrow with its broken wings.

It deceives people into killing them, but the twist and darkness are very well written, but the ending is a bit unworthy of it. It seemed like the author was just pressing his head, it would be better to say goodbye and never see each other again.

Just, I have been chasing it for so long, and finally got such an ending filled with black mud. Madam, ask yourself, are you worthy of the "HE" in the title?

I think there is really no need for HE in a world without spells. It would be better for xx to go home and have another day-to-day talk that everyone will recall from the previous weeks.

It's very special and deconstructive. I will give it five stars, but the review should be well organized. In short, if readers can accept the unsatisfactory ending, I strongly recommend reading it. I want to read fanfics that are familiar with anime because of the lack of literature. To be honest, as a reader of original works on this site, I have a very low opinion of the current derivative works, especially since Jukai is a hard-hit area and is overrun with cheaply reproduced industrial saccharine. You can tell at a glance that the cover copy is unreadable. Originally, by interpreting the title of this book, I felt that it was one of the above, but click to see that the demining theory is not in line with the public impression. It's very special and different, and may not be suitable for most audiences, but I can accept it. Whether the plot is twisted or dark, the author can justify it as a good creation. From this point of view, although it is a derivative work, it can be regarded as original.

After reading the ending, I regretted booking it all. The writing style is quite unique, but as a novel, does it still count as a novel if it can't even tell the most basic story? Many places in the article are described very vaguely, so we just force the readers to understand? There is also the ending, which is criticized by most people. The copy repeatedly emphasizes that the ending is he. The author emphasizes and emphasizes what he has to say in the article. He even compares it with the ending of the giant and says that he must not be like this. In the end, my dear, you call the ending of the parallel world he? At most, it is just oe. Since it is repeatedly emphasized that it is he, it should be a he that conforms to the public impression.

After reading a novel for more than ten years, this is the first time I encountered such a painful ending that gave me a heart attack. It was the first time I gave a negative score to an article. You did it. Every time you said at the end of the article that the two of them would end up with each other, I used to expect that they would really get a happy ending. Is it fun to trick people into it? This article has become a bottleneck in my heart. Every night when I can't sleep, I think of this damn extra. You, the author, once scolded Isayama Hajime, but your behavior is similar to his (because it's uncomfortable and incoherent, I won't read cursed fanfiction ptsd these days)

If it were me, I would get bored in the fifth or fourth week. I think the change in xx is normal. How should I put it, this book has been in my collection for a long time, and I can always think of it when I think of fanfics about Huzi. The ending is not as sweet as I imagined, but in the curse chapter, I can no longer think of what he is. In short, just one sentence, jjxx, you are so cruel=(

It's very uncomfortable. After watching it in one sitting, I feel like I'm watching Chainsaw Man. Do I like Chainsaw Man? I like it very much, but the feeling of watching Chainsaw Man with the same mood as watching the ordinary King of Kings manga is different. I thought that all the setbacks would be solved in the end, but the result was all knives. I can only say that it is very sad.