After Faking My Death, I Became Dazai's Moonlight

How to say it? Anyway, it's a pity in general, especially the part about the leader. Every Dazai is a coward, but really none of them are true. If they want to die, there will always be a little bit of a desire to live. But the leader was really sorry about that part. If that paragraph was the ending, it might sublimate this article, but the world is full of regrets, so that paragraph is just a pain in my heart. Anyway, that's what I think!

Maybe the memory of the leader Zai is too deep for Sakura. Now I want to see how my wife can come back and make Sakura fall in love with the main character Zai.

I've finished reading it. Overall, it's a pretty good novel, but it also has quite a few shortcomings. The early stage is well written, the middle stage is also well written, but the ending in the later stage is too hasty. The early stage and the middle stage are good that can only be viewed independently, because Honzai and the leader Zai are actually two people. In the early stage, the bond with Honzai was written for a long time, and Sakura did a lot for him. She was expecting the two to meet as soon as possible, and started to get entangled, but ended up running to a parallel world to have such an unforgettable conversation with the leader Zai. In this way, no matter what the ending is, it will be difficult to reconcile, and the feeling of separation is very strong when watching it. Later on, I was not clear about the emotional line of the heroine, and I ended up with this boss inexplicably. Let's talk about Baiying's branch line. I know that the author wants to express this kind of parallel world with two or even three lines to enrich the content of the story, but the expression is really messy. The relationship between Baiying and 27 is not handled well. The sentence "Baiying is Baiying" makes them fall in love. Anyway, the sense of substitution is very weak and far-fetched. Bai Lan and Sakura are also very confused. Once confused, they feel unnecessary. They don't feel like they are close friends, nor do they feel that there is any improvement in the plot and emotional line. The highlight is Zaiba, the leader. Sakura's opportunity to time travel has already established the sad background of this relationship. Zaiba, the leader, plans and works hard for everyone, carries so much, and walks alone. Fortunately, it is the Midsummer Night's Dream that has been waiting for a month, which is a great blessing and a great tragedy. The beginning of the love affair with the leader Zai was a bit hazy, but the love process and ending were both written in a very touching way. Look forward to more and better works from the author.

How should I put it, hey, it's just a pity, about the ending of the leader Zai

It is written with multiple timelines interspersed, and the sense of reading is very confusing. I can't tell who the male protagonist is, and whoever wants to write the center of the story can't tell. I thought it was the main character Fumino at the beginning, but then suddenly jumped to the set (hold my forehead). For a first book, it was actually awesome when it was finished. Also, Sakura's emotional foundation for Zai, the leader, is based on Zai in this chapter, but because of Zai's suicide, this emotion has risen to the level of Bai Yueguang. Human emotions are actually very contradictory. Unforgettable feelings will be remembered. But the scars will heal, and the sadness will not last for so long. After all, they only got together for a month. Referring to Obito's death, Kakashi's state was only that of frequent grave-sweeping. His mental state did not describe long-term pain.

I didn't expect that there would only be a few chapters of scenes behind such a large chapter in this world. Although the relationship between the leader Zai and Sakura was well described, it was a bit inexplicable at the beginning. Sakura fell in love with the leader Zai, and the final scenes and scenes made the presence of the leader Zai far higher than in this world. Sakura actually felt that it was unnecessary and it didn't matter if she didn't watch it. Although there are a lot of regrets later, I really like my childhood friend, it would be great if Sakura had never left. Not letting go may not mean that I can't grow, but letting go will make my boss self-torture for ten years. This kind of growth can only be said to be okay but unnecessary. The handling of these two lines in the later stage made me, a consummate hench, feel uncomfortable watching it. Good knife woo woo

How can I fall in love with Benzai like this... I really can't accept it

You finally appeared, but your Sakura has been killed by the leader and boarded first hh Come on Zai, we still have a long way to go~

The leader, Zain Na, is the highlight of this book. Although the beginning is inexplicable, the process of getting along with him is quite sweet. The regret at the end is the most difficult to let go of. I like sweet stories!!! I cried when I saw it!

Oh, I'm going to cry when I see the part about the leader Zai