Tokyo Babylon fanfic. My first fanfic. I like it very much. It is a series. I only wrote two articles and then stopped writing.
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The capitalization of "" is very good, and it fits Seishirou's personality very well. Every night in the past, was this how you stood here and looked at this prosperous and sluggish city? Are you just standing behind this window, laughing at everything? From a high position, search and view your prey with absolute strength and absolute control. He remained calm and watched other people stage farces one after another.
In fact, Ah Xing also loves to talk loudly. He would rather sacrifice one of his eyes than let Ang Liu get even a little bit injured. Almost all the people who hurt Ang Liu were killed by him, although the old man didn't want to admit that it was because of love, he just insisted on protecting his prey, haha.
But in the X-war plan, Feng Zhen fulfilled Ang Liu's wish and blinded Ang Liu's eye. As a result, Ah Xing asked Ang Liu to kill him, and he was wiped out, leaving only his only eye for Ang Liu to inherit. Because he knew that if he didn't do this, Angliu would definitely commit suicide. But apart from this reason, another reason is that he would rather hurt Ang Liu himself than let other men leave marks on Ang Liu. He is really a stingy and awkward man. But he really misunderstood Angliu's wish. Angliu was not willing to kill Xing to avenge Beidu. His wish was to let himself die when Xing lost an eye to protect him, so that neither Xing nor Beidu would be harmed. What a kind child.
I watched it a long time ago. Thank you Baoda for giving me such a good memory. A fragrant one.
TOKYO BABYLON....
I didn't understand it, sweat...
The love between Onryu and Seishirou was desperate from the beginning.
Only those who have watched "Tokyo Babylon" can understand Mi Mi's article.
Great! Poor Subaru, I think he could never get over Seishirou.
Is it funny? It's not funny.
It seems that it happened a long time ago, haha, a distant memory... A hopeless love...
He was in a hurry and lost himself forever at the age of sixteen. . . . . . .
After so many years, I now recall Tokyo Babylon, a touching story.
The capitalization of "" is very good, and it fits Seishirou's personality very well. Every night in the past, was this how you stood here and looked at this prosperous and sluggish city? Are you just standing behind this window, laughing at everything? From a high position, search and view your prey with absolute strength and absolute control. He remained calm and watched other people stage farces one after another. In fact, Ah Xing also loves to talk loudly. He would rather sacrifice one of his eyes than let Ang Liu get even a little bit injured. Almost all the people who hurt Ang Liu were killed by him, although the old man didn't want to admit that it was because of love, he just insisted on protecting his prey, haha. But in the X-war plan, Feng Zhen fulfilled Ang Liu's wish and blinded Ang Liu's eye. As a result, Ah Xing asked Ang Liu to kill him, and he was wiped out, leaving only his only eye for Ang Liu to inherit. Because he knew that if he didn't do this, Angliu would definitely commit suicide. But apart from this reason, another reason is that he would rather hurt Ang Liu himself than let other men leave marks on Ang Liu. He is really a stingy and awkward man. But he really misunderstood Angliu's wish. Angliu was not willing to kill Xing to avenge Beidu. His wish was to let himself die when Xing lost an eye to protect him, so that neither Xing nor Beidu would be harmed. What a kind child. I watched it a long time ago. Thank you Baoda for giving me such a good memory. A fragrant one.
TOKYO BABYLON.... I didn't understand it, sweat...
The love between Onryu and Seishirou was desperate from the beginning. Only those who have watched "Tokyo Babylon" can understand Mi Mi's article.
Great! Poor Subaru, I think he could never get over Seishirou.
Is it funny? It's not funny.
It seems that it happened a long time ago, haha, a distant memory... A hopeless love...
He was in a hurry and lost himself forever at the age of sixteen. . . . . . .
After so many years, I now recall Tokyo Babylon, a touching story.