I have a dog named Zero.
That's my ex-boyfriend's name. This way, I can order him around in real life!
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Hello, everyone. My name is Saito Ikuko.
I come from a prominent family. Truly prominent.
But my career has never gone smoothly. Truly not smoothly at all.
I think our country should do more to promote traffic regulations.
For instance, are skateboards allowed on the road? What's the maximum speed? What's the minimum age?
And, are motorcycles, as motor vehicles, allowed to weave through the woods?
And another thing, can a four-wheeled car drive anywhere besides flat ground, like on a speeding train!?
I'm exhausted.
If I didn't need a job to maintain my relatively free lifestyle, this cursed job... could go to hell!
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This is an uplifting, silly, and funny story. If you have a boyfriend or girlfriend who seems familiar, I wish you happiness.
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Theme: An overworked corporate drone wants a sweet romance
I think this ending is very good. Everyone is a rational adult and has his or her own responsibilities and obligations. Love is not everything in life. Ikuko, the heroine, really struck me as a very mature and reliable adult. The original Conan works always gave me a strange sense of fragmentation. A child running around in a dangerous scene was very unconventional. The first few cases were okay, but the more I read later, the more unreasonable I felt, so I gave up. This article is handled very well. Conan is still the "brave" who is not afraid of danger, and Xiaolan is still the decisive and lovable girl. The heroine points out this sense of dissonance from the perspective of a professional criminal police officer, but handles it very well. It seems really smooth and satisfying!
Zero, just wait to chase your wife at the crematorium; And, this chapter is the highlight moment when Ikuko puts down her burdens and loosens her bonds.
How can I say that Zero is really hopeless and can only continue to have Chinese sex. . .
I was so scared that I took a look to see if it was over. I almost thought it was over. Now it's time to chase my wife to the crematorium.
I really can't understand the brain circuit of a madman
Love this ending! There is more to life than love! Live for yourself
The writing is very good. A mature woman should not dig wild vegetables, and Zero's sense of responsibility and abandonment of feelings are also handled very well. Come on! Looking forward to your next article
Why do you feel sad? I quite like this ending, after all, life is not just about love!
Uh-huh, Touko, your wife is thinking about it!
Touko, your wife has suddenly become enlightened. She has decided not to want you anymore. Do you know? Do you want to chase your wife? Ha ha ha ha