I Became the Strongest Parents

Michiko has been pursuing an illusory goal all her life. In the end, it seems that there are twists and turns, but it is actually the end of the road. I don't know if it is a satire on her wavering during the pursuit. All the coldness and persistence are like a dream in the end. After burning out, "You are going to become a fairy" really It is completely ironic that the seven emotions and six desires possessed by ordinary people only feel like a gift from God to mankind at this time. Just like Hinata, although it is rooted in Michiko's negative energy, it is also thought-provoking who can make it to the end. I hope Hinata will always be happy. It is really good to be an ordinary person.

Michiko, who is rich in divinity but cannot get rid of the bad nature of human beings, Hinata, who has pure divinity but is tainted by the mortal world, and Xiaorong, who is in the period when humans are closest to gods. The fusion of the three personalities created him as a "demigod"

I originally thought that the fire in Michiko's heart would be extinguished because of Hinata, but I didn't expect that it would intensify. Alas, this is the ending that belongs to Michiko.

I cried a little at the end. Some people's stories have ended, and some people's stories have just begun. Be happy, Dazai

In the original novel, I remember Odasaku was 5 years older than Dazai. If there is no second set, the Japanese police actually employ child labor

Wow, Toru Amuro will be killed as soon as he is killed. Don't let anything happen to Hinata and Michiko.

It was a big blow... Although it has been seen from the previous writing that Michiko's character cannot achieve happiness, and she has been completely trapped in a whirlpool of illusory longing and unsatisfied desire, but I still didn't expect that when she died, she was also unwilling to resent, full of obsession... Michiko, my Michiko, I didn't find peace when I died.

I didn't expect it to end like this, but I couldn't think of a better ending than this. Michiko, Hinata, Renye, Natsuno... These characters seem to be alive. No matter what the process is, whether they get what they want or not, they all usher in relief.

Love this story. I originally thought it was Hinata's story, but it's actually Michiko's story. In other words, their story is one person after all. When I saw that they were actually one person, I suddenly remembered a line from the musical Elizabeth: "You are only strong when you think you are weak. You have lost your power after victory" (not the original word, but a translation). Hinata is the strong man Michiko wants to be, but it is also a collection of all her weak emotions. It feels like she has been looking for love and wanting to give love, but what she always gets is betrayal, and what she gives seems to be obsession instead of love. Does she want to become an immortal? It doesn't seem to be the case, it's more like an obsession that comes from having no goals. In fact, I really like characters with fire in their hearts, I think they are dazzling. But Michiko burned herself out in the end. She loved her home, and she destroyed her home. I have been holding on to hatred and unsatisfied desire for many years, and I want to be free. In the end, is freedom achieved?

Michiko and her family died together, which was also a good ending