I.
Sen Ouna, the little angel of the XX Mafia, is their lucky charm.
Though she survives by catering to the boss's whims, trapped in a maelstrom where she has no say, she does everything she can to change the darkness.
She has extraordinary intelligence and determination, but is trapped in a frail, sickly body.
One day, Sen Ouna falls into another Bungo Stray Dogs world.
Only then does she learn that her own world has gone astray.
So, just like Mori Ogai and Sen Ouna in the other worlds, she goes to the battlefield as a medic, then leaves the front lines to open a clinic in the slums.
Later, wearing a red scarf, she returns to the prison she once knew under a different identity, continuing what she had failed to accomplish before.
Once, she was the boss's “pet.” Now, she is the ruler of the night.
“Welcome to the Port Mafia.” Sen Ouna sits in the boss's office, fingers interlaced and propped on the desk, chin resting on her hands. “Welcome. Let's protect this city's night together.”
II.
While running the clinic and serving as boss, Sen Ouna adopts several children.
They are all mature and precocious, considerate of her poor health. But there's no denying that they're all problem children.
Dazai Osamu is world-weary, Edogawa Ranpo has a distorted sense of self, Nakahara Chuuya is morally blackmailed, Akutagawa Ryuunosuke believes only in exchanges of personal gain, Nakajima Atsushi is insecure, and Izumi Kyoka cannot control her ability.
They all have one thing in common: they need a gentle parent to care for them, lest their sharp edges end up hurting themselves.
Sen Ouna patiently sets each of them straight, one at a time.
Primarily Bungo Stray Dogs, with a little Detective Conan and Demon Slayer.
Theme: If you don't know what to do, then give it your all and keep living!
After reading the comment area, the author denied that he was the original author (some readers directly asked if it was the original author's trumpet, and the author of this article directly replied that it was no. And when other readers hinted "is it big", the reply was yes, it is difficult to comment on this intentionally ambiguous statement), and expressed that he liked the original text of Healing Yuehu, which means it is plagiarized, right? It's hard to rate. A negative score shows your attitude towards plagiarism.
Hiss, after seeing this, I thought about it and decided to say a few words. I would like to state in advance that this only represents my personal thoughts and opinions, and there is absolutely no intention to argue. If my wife feels that I have gone too far, she can just delete the comment, no problem at all. So, here are some things I've discovered from reading so far√ First of all, it should be the word count, but there is really nothing we can do about the word count issue. Madam, you have tried your best to tell the story as completely as possible in one chapter, but now that I see it, I always feel that the content of the chapter is not very complete. If I want to say it, it is probably that kind of thing. It can be expanded, and there are many details that can be written in depth, but this number of words cannot be written down. This feeling. Madam, every chapter is indeed pretty good, but the images and personalities of some characters are a bit wrong. The characteristics and deep inner thoughts of some characters are not expressed. Well, what impressed me most was when Ranpo was adopted. I can understand Ranpo's initial His experience must have made him feel dissatisfied, but his wife's expression was too abrupt. At the beginning, Ranbu was still in a state of being unable to integrate without a job, and was confused, but it was not to the point where he would feel that a stupid child should be left alone. The original book did not say that Chaos Bu's parents died due to high-level reasons. Although it can be said to be a private setting, I think it is still too abrupt. It would be better to describe it in depth here. There are some other people who have similar problems, but they are relatively okay. There is something strange about Rimbaud being drugged. Strange, although he lost his memory, he was not mentally uncontrollable. The biggest feeling his actions gave me was that it was inexplicable and shouldn't be done. This feeling is not that it cannot develop like this, but there should be supplementary content to explain the reasons in more detail. The characters are mostly like this. Then comes the continuation of chapters. I read this article quite quickly, but sometimes I feel confused as I read it, what timeline is it now, what happened, and whether I missed several episodes. It's not a matter of timeline. After all, the timeline of this article is already long. The problem is that some places that should be explained are not explained, some plots that could be continued are not continued, and some things happen too suddenly. It feels like the previous chapter is the end of a story, but the next chapter has no cause and effect, and something else suddenly happens, skipping the beginning, which makes people very confused when watching it. Some of the lines my wife laid out were indeed pretty good, but when I actually narrated them, I felt like I couldn't explain them all clearly. When I return to the plot from the original work, my feeling is that it is very sudden. It feels like Nana and the others showed off their performance in the original work, got a little bit of the main plot of the original work, and then went back. After reading it, I felt that it was nothing. I didn't understand the meaning of going to the main plot. They went there inexplicably. Inexplicably Miao is back. Although I can understand some of the reasons for the setting after seeing it later, it is really sudden. It feels like something happened. I took a walk and came back to see the ecology of other places, and then came back. On the basis of the main line of this article, it feels very strange. I also understand that my wife wants to write according to her own imagination and ideas, but there should be more foreshadowing, details or other content. Well, although detailing and so on can easily make the passion fade, but in terms of the current coherence of the content, although I can understand what is generally said, it is very jumpy. I can see that the article gives people that, um, gentle, and a bit sad feeling as I read it, but I feel a little uncomfortable with the jumpy narrative. My wife's content is indeed okay, so I'm just making a suggestion here. I still really want to see what happens to Nana next, and I'm also looking forward to how Kuran and the others get along with Nana. The above is my personal gratitude after seeing it now. Thank you to my wife for having the patience to read it. √My thoughts and ideas are really great. Generally speaking, it is difficult for me to think of any original content, so this is all I can say. Although there are some flaws in the logic, if the content can be explained in depth, many logical chains will be involved and perfected, so for now, for readers who are not obsessed with logic, there is no problem at all. The content is very good, but some continuity may need to be paid attention to. I look forward to my wife's update√
Although I know there is no cp, the two bosses are really annoying!
Hmm... It feels a bit lacking.
Is Masaka the He Dao of Yuanyi...
So what was said on the ground? It was very confusing.
Case: I am not targeting you, I just want to find you (?)
Ahhhhh!!! No!! Nana!!
Wow, Mustache has become so powerful
When I saw those two cones, my first reaction was Aniya??