A Background Character's Guide to Self-Preservation in a Manga

It made me laugh so hard. I was so anxious to finish it and start a new article, but it turned out that not many people read the new article [laughing and crying]. I might as well have improved this one more, and it almost became one of the top articles of this type. But now, everyone who reads this article on the Internet knows that it is unfinished.

In fact, I think this book is really good in the same genre. If you want to change the ending and revise the text well, you can become famous.

Although this book is unfinished, the first and middle stages are really good. I wonder if anyone can recommend similar books?

After all this time, I still hate you the most. I have sincerely followed you from beginning to end, but you treat readers like this. Who do you deserve? Su Bei is just a tool for you to make money, isn't it? I feel good when I see that the data of your new book is not good.

I still couldn't help but buy Tomorrow Talk..., To be honest, if I write a good movie, I won't get so many bad reviews even if the second one is to make money.

I think the writing is very good, and the ending is also very good. There may be many readers who, like people outside the comics, have forgotten what Su Bei was like at the beginning. He is the child of a policeman and a soldier, and he is also afraid of death. From the beginning, he just wanted to open a hardware store. Even if it is impossible to save people directly due to character design reasons, it will indirectly leave clues and vitality to others. After all, part of Su Bei's character is a performance. We can't kill Su Bei, whose original power is a gear, just because the character he established to save the world is very interesting. This Su Bei is his true background. A middle school student whose parents have died has exhausted himself trying to save the world. Do we have to let him perform for the rest of his life?

How to say I subscribed automatically because I have been reading the article (I started reading it when I saw the exchange student part), so I don't know much about the subsequent plot. However, I read a lot of reviews from my friends and they were basically negative, which made me even more afraid to read it. It wasn't until recently that I picked it up again and finished it. Let me talk about my personal feelings first: I don't think it's a very serious problem with the unfinished work (most people can't accept it [not miserable (that is, not knife enough)] [the comic author actually knows that this is a real world] [reader visit] [subei's later period is basically a job] [the first generation of Destiny becomes the second generation]) First of all, it is [not miserable enough]. Normally, the knife is enough by itself. The key is that the character shown in Su Bei knows that it cannot be [miserable] many times (the kind of torture that comes over and over again). I don't know how to say it. My personal understanding is that in this [comic-based] novel, this kind of tragedy is actually enough, but it will not be [the tragedy that readers of the novel want]. Because we are looking at it from Su Bei's perspective, this will lead to us looking at this matter from God's perspective. [Comic author and reader visit] I can accept this, maybe because I have read related novel settings, but it is not integrated properly in this novel. It feels like it was all written in one chapter in the end. There is no relevant foreshadowing for us to accept this setting. It feels very strange emmm [Subei is basically doing odd jobs in the later period] I think that many authors will have [plot duplication] as long as they write long novels (unlimited streaming in the hardest-hit areas). Later, especially the World Series or the exchange students, except for some content, the other plots are basically the same, and it is really tiring to watch (as an aside, my favorite is the plot where Su Bei becomes Little Su Bei). Didn't you realize that Su Bei actually did the same things in those plots? [The first generation of Destiny changes to the second generation] I admit that the author's explanation convinced me... I accept this persuasion (I think it may be the subsequent plot that has eroded my love for this book. As long as there is an explanation that can make things right, I will accept it) As for those foreshadowings that were not revealed, I found a reason to automatically substitute them [because the comic will still use those foreshadowings in the third season, so there are no hidden plots in the second season]. Thinking about it this way, I can relax my mind. [Smile] It is actually understandable that the comic book author is so hostile to Su Bei. After all, Su Bei is not his favorite child. He has never welcomed Su Bei's appearance. How can he have any affection for Su Bei? The more I think about this manga author, the more I think of Gojo Satoru [smile] However, I really can't bear to leave Su Bei. For this book, for the bond of the fifteen-person group of Class S, Grade 1 [3 points] Give it to Baby Su Bei again [1 point] The highest I can give is [4 points]. I will read it again in the future when I am short of literature or when I think about it again. Goodbye friends from Class S, good night Su Bei September 22, 2025

Did you eat the welfare extra that I talked about in the previous chapter [Joker]

I really want to buy the extras. . .

It sucks like a tail, and swallows like a piece of equipment. Not only are there a lot of typos, but the writing is also clumsy. I really beg you. Can you also write a movie extra?