Dio Brando: A Day in London's East End

So well written (crying) The loss of a life is just an ordinary day in this place. The death of the mother, the birth of new life, and the dead things give the meaning of continuation of life. The death of his mother was not only a death and rebirth for Dio himself, but also killed him at the moment of her death. Children who are no longer protected and loved must grow up first to avoid being strangled. To be cruel and unscrupulous, the road to the right direction will never be accessible again. As a DIO chef, I like this article very much. Maybe the fans would like it more if the plot is interesting or cool, but those who are more experienced in cooking may still like this, which is rare. Anyway, thank you madam for producing food——

I don't know what to say... Maybe the only person Dio has ever loved is his mother.