Turning the Calendar in the Detective Conan World Again Today

Oh ho ho, I didn't quite feel it from the text that Bellmode was deceived by an emotional liar. Maybe he trusted his master's judgment too much and thought Jager was serious (although it wasn't a romantic relationship). The story about Jagermeister and Scotland is so well written that it can be written independently by taking out the Jagermeister line. It has a sense of mutual domestication. The breeders are also shaped in the process of observing the breeding, but when they wake up in the middle of the night, they are just the closest strangers. It's great, great, it satisfies my xp for the role of Scotland that I have never been able to get and I don't know why.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha The person who makes people feel that there are quite obvious and exciting changes in this article is probably Kawawa. There are relatively clear and obvious growth changes, and various attribute gaps that seem contradictory and self-consistent with strong and weak contrasts. There are also other vests that dilute the depression of Jägermeister's living environment, giving extra vitality. It gives people the feeling of a felled tree stump sprouting new branches, wiping the dusty jewelry rolled into the mud, or pondering the jade with slight flaws but not concealing the flaws. Coffee generally has a bitter aftertaste and is refreshing, that kind of wonder that "the world may not be so beautiful, and many people will be assimilated badly, but it can also become beautiful."

Scotland and Jägermeister are not as close as they appear, but they are super fragrant, which is what motivates me to read more.

Hahahahahaha The author was doubting life while writing the extra story - what the hell was this I wrote about? If the comments can include pictures, I will definitely include a comparison picture: Imagine my writing VS In fact, my writing

What an amazing article. I like both the writing style and the characters very much, but after reading it, I feel an unexplainable feeling of dissatisfaction... I really hope to write more, woo woo.

Jager's plot is really exciting. No wonder I particularly love watching his lines. Others feel weak. In fact, the Immortal Gods can be seriously injured and comatose for a period of time, but it may be more bloody.

Finished with flowers, thank you for the treat~ An interesting semi-finished product Dear author, you can't just explain your setting in your words (helpless) For those who only read the main text, they will only see such nonsensical statements as "I went out today, picked up two fish on the road and went home to cook. The fish soup is delicious", and then only mentioned "Actually, it was because of the tornado". This kind of guessing game will feel very bad. It is best not to put the part that can be clearly explained in the text into a paragraph. After all, the reader cannot be a roundworm in your stomach and know what is going on just by hints. I quite like the author's setting, whether it is the written part or the setting that is only mentioned in the essay. However, according to this configuration, this article must be at least about 600,000 words in length to complete the settings and stories of each vest. The current content is really too brief, and it is not as exciting as the parts mentioned in the essay (show hands) Anyway, looking forward to the next one!

The presence of Jagermeister gives this book a sense of conflict, while the other parts of the vest are a bit bland. Dear, why don't you open a separate pit where Jager is the protagonist~

Finished spreading flowers! The capitalized Jingguang is really in line with the Jingguang I have always liked in my heart. He is gentle, but he is also willing to do things for the public and the people that he does not want to do. He feels ashamed while taking advantage of it, and his shame can be seen by real outsiders. I really love this feeling of vulnerability that tears apart my own sanity and emotions.

The main reason is that Jagermeister's interactions with others are more attractive, and others' evaluations of him have a sense of mystery.