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Hello readers, I am a Coser.
Have you ever seen the arrogant Ogai Mori, the arrogant Alice in the Mirror, the arrogant Edogawa Ranpo...?
I've seen it.
Now I have a question: What should I do if my boyfriend disassembles my CP?
Also known as: I dismantled my and my boyfriend's CP
Concept: Cosplayers know how to time travel!
Reader comments
Benefited a lot. Thank you boss [for letting me be healthy]. Looking forward to the new article [red heart].
For a moment, I actually consciously took on the role of a vampire with black eyes.
So, what's going on? Not in Yokohama? (Cosmic Cat Cat Head)
The pace is indeed much faster in the later part of writing, and the images conveyed in the first half and the second half are also very different. In the first half, the protagonist is kind-hearted and has compassion for the elderly, women, and the weak. Even though they may be heinous people, they are not ruthless in their actions and are very principled. They stick to it and make people feel like a beacon that will never go out in the endless darkness. In the second half, the villain blows up six planets just because he wants to. The protagonist is angry and frustrated, but it does not feel as real as the first half. It is very weak, and the attack seems to have no feeling at all. The last few chapters feel particularly cold. Internet violence, planet destruction, and poisonous insect infestations make people panic. The protagonist is led by the villain, and only in the end does he have a chance to fight back. In the early stage, his attack is very strong and his attack is ridiculously strong, but he is like a paper man in front of the villain, and his victory is very hasty. Anyway, the pacing is still too fast later on, so try your best to read the next book.
Benefited a lot. Thank you boss [for letting me be healthy]. Looking forward to the new article [red heart].
For a moment, I actually consciously took on the role of a vampire with black eyes.
So, what's going on? Not in Yokohama? (Cosmic Cat Cat Head)
The pace is indeed much faster in the later part of writing, and the images conveyed in the first half and the second half are also very different. In the first half, the protagonist is kind-hearted and has compassion for the elderly, women, and the weak. Even though they may be heinous people, they are not ruthless in their actions and are very principled. They stick to it and make people feel like a beacon that will never go out in the endless darkness. In the second half, the villain blows up six planets just because he wants to. The protagonist is angry and frustrated, but it does not feel as real as the first half. It is very weak, and the attack seems to have no feeling at all. The last few chapters feel particularly cold. Internet violence, planet destruction, and poisonous insect infestations make people panic. The protagonist is led by the villain, and only in the end does he have a chance to fight back. In the early stage, his attack is very strong and his attack is ridiculously strong, but he is like a paper man in front of the villain, and his victory is very hasty. Anyway, the pacing is still too fast later on, so try your best to read the next book.