I'll Talk to You Once I Put on My Secret Identity

It's really good-looking. I've been watching Danmei before, and I always feel that no matter how straight a straight man is, he will eventually become bent out of love. (Following this from "You're a Straight Man, Are You Straight?") This book really made me realize the importance of sexual orientation [laughing and crying], which made me so obsessed with Jiu Sheng Haruki that I couldn't read anything else in the past few days. Actually, I wasn't very interested in Cherry's story at first, because it seemed a bit human-machine? [Question mark] was caused by the fact that Haruki Kusei and Shun Kurosawa entered the game, but in the end, I felt most sorry for Cherry. Cherry's life is really depressing [bursts into tears]. I like spring the most. Because I feel that Chun is really beautiful and miserable, and it feels so real. (Mainly because people were moved by his gentleness), I feel that Shun is the luckiest one. The imprisonment at the beginning was voluntary, and later it became the life he wanted. Maybe it's because Shun didn't really die. This article really feels like it has been confirming the view that "the people left behind are the most painful." I would also think about restoring bourbon's memory, but it would be cruel to say so. The writing is very good, I read it one day at a time. I always want Kanade to live for a while and resurrect all those vests [laughing and crying], but I know that this is actually the best ending. Finally, there is actually a problem. Matsuda was stunned when he heard that Chun had gone to his teacher to praise him five years ago. Did he guess that Chun was actually not dead?

I was reading this article when it was serialized, but at that time I was a student and couldn't recharge my book money, so I read some pirated copies and then gave up. However, after reading Chun's story, I was still confused. Maybe he and Matsuda are really meant for each other. They both became characters in an extremely brilliant way that I can't let go of. Now that I am in college, I suddenly remembered that I finally found this article from my collection (there are hundreds of messy articles in my collection, and I can't remember the protagonist or the name of the article at all, so I had a hard time finding it) Now I've finally finished reading it. Chapter by chapter, I walked through the journey again and carefully read the scenery I had never seen before. This article always makes me feel the weight of emotion, pure love for God of War. I'm very moved. Especially Matsuda. In the blue orange wine chapter, I really want to fall in love with Matsuda Jinpei. — Maybe because I'm seeing him through the eyes of the person who loves him most. And zero, Gin... There are so many things I want to say, but describing them one by one is too cumbersome. What a coincidence, my three favorite characters happen to be the protagonists of these three chapters. I savored it. All three of them are so charming. I love them. There are also these vests with distinctive personalities. Finally, I must add that from now on, other than Haru, Matsuda's fan CPs are not tasty enough at all. How could I fall in love with someone else after seeing such grand love? (This refers to me. Of course there should be a Matsuda in this world, but I don't want to deprive him of the happiness he may have by defining it indiscriminately. After all, Haruya said, "I hope you will meet someone in the future who is as clean as Hagi and loves you as much as I do.") I hope everyone is happy. ——Of course, including you who saw this sentence in front of the screen.

Ontoku Kanade is actually a giving personality, so Haruki Kusei also takes on Ontō Kanade's personality. He gives love but does not expect to take it back. If he hadn't sold the goods, he might have quietly destroyed the organization and ushered in his own end. There is no need for Matsuda Jinpei's love, and the friendship is already very good.

Really good, very good They are all heading towards a future that is not so beautiful but is already the best.

It's really beautiful. Although it's very sad, it feels warm. It's so good. They have met and got along like that. It can be considered a good memory, and they are all moving towards a better future.

To be honest, when I read this book, I never thought deeply about how someone in this world could write such words and such stories. It's so full of emotion, so flesh and blood, so beautifully written, and so sad. How could anyone write such a full and intense experience that belongs to them? I am really happy and happy to read this novel.

Serious bullshit warning! I can't remember the tenth time I rewatched it, and it's even become so familiar that I can't cry after watching it. Because of this novel and other novels written by this author, I fell deeply in love with the police academy team and broke my vow that I would never promote a character again (zero). Conan is really long and I don't like this style of painting very much? So when I was watching it, it was very painful and I could only pick out a few episodes and the main plot that featured any one of the police academy team members, but then I gradually started to like this style of painting. Maybe I watched too much (sorry for digressing). Yes, I once posted a mid-review and said that this book has become my top reader (it doesn't feel very long but not short either). At that time, I said that I particularly liked the plot of Haru and Cherry, but ignored and didn't comment much on our Xiao Shun. Because he didn't die in front of his brother, I felt it was a little better. Now that I have reread it for the tenth time, I have discovered many small details, which makes me want to evaluate Xiao Shun's story carefully. (See 1. For details.) 1. The stories of Chun, Cherry and Yuzi moved Song Tiantian, Zero and Jing (or made them sad), while Xiao Shun's story moved himself. Before, I didn't really understand why the game ended immediately after Gin gave Xiao Shun the props. Now I suddenly realize that it was Kanade Akiyama who was stunned after this move, and Kanade Akiyama who was moved. It also really made Kanade feel relieved, and suddenly she had an anchor point in this world. Kanade really regarded this world as real rather than a world for completing the task of selling goods. And another point is that Akiyama Kanade is an ordinary person. The author has also said this. And when I was writing my own things, I thought about an ordinary person even if I miss home again, but after enduring hardships, dying many times, even being spurned and insulted by thousands of people, and being seriously injured, will he really not give up? Have you really never thought about saying, "How about I just die like this?" I think so, because he is an ordinary person, so he will fail, feel uncomfortable, sad and despair. He will also persevere and encourage himself because of his sister in the past world, Zero's concern for Cherry, and Matsuda's eternal friend. However, before, Kanade thought that Cherry and Haru were just acted by himself, so it didn't matter even though he was happy, but he was really moved when Gin gave him the bracelet (I'm talking nonsense), because these vests are all part of Kanade, and the love of these people makes Kanade stick to it (it feels like he is digressing but he is not off topic). Kanade understands that the ending is due to growth and not because the goods are sold out. This can be seen from the fact that he did not leave directly after the goods were sold out. I originally wanted to do a very neat analysis, but it turned out that I really couldn't speak. The sad part of this story is that Gin knew Shun's choice to die from the beginning, and knew that everything was staged on purpose. From the fact that he gave Shun the bracelet but didn't wear it, from the extremely detailed will his brother left, he will understand everything after inheriting the inheritance. But when Gin said "I'm fine" to the stick figure box in front of him, it felt like Gin himself didn't believe that Shun was really dead and guessed a little bit about the vest (Gin was the only one who knew that Kanade's god vest had a good relationship with other "shun" vests), so he felt that Shun might be living in some unknown place with the help of the god's vest (? I didn't know this, I was just guessing). Of course, it may be that I have an overactive imagination, haha 2. Regarding the previous comment, I said that zero forgot that Cherry was dead, and then a reader said that he remembered it later. I think it may be that he remembered it, but Zero himself is not sure, but what you said is not quite right. The beginning of the text is when Zero made a wish, so it is normal that he did not forget it at that time, and then it seemed that he remembered it at 96.55% Of Chapter 127 (probably here? The last page). The scene said that when Cherry returned to his hometown, Zero paused for a long time before answering. , And one sentence is "And the midsummer that took away that fool and made him forget it is gone forever." Here I feel that he remembered it, but because of the note written by him himself in the later episode "Kaou, are you okay?" So I thought for a time that he himself might not be sure? This can be understood as two meanings. The first one is that he was too sad after thinking about it because of Jing's reminder (actually that's how it should be). The second one is that he knew that Cherry was dead but couldn't be sure due to the influence of the props (I believe in the effects of props, so I chose this one that is unreasonable). This also shows that the following note was his own comfort decision to follow the effects of the props. It's really good-looking. I recommended it to my classmates many times, but a bunch of poor people couldn't afford Jinjiang coins and looked down upon it. By the way, the author, you let me know and then pushed these 5 men into the police academy group, which made my little wallet shrink a little more. Do you know? Why are these men so charming?

I asked why no one paid attention to my first comment, why didn't I post it successfully? I also just deleted the draft of the previous comment. I'm going to change my name. I hope it looks familiar. I finally decided which preparatory vest I got for this account (I'm a lazy person who doesn't do anything but just think about it. I apologize for going off topic) Please support our Songjiusong and Touzuo, I am particularly touched. Suddenly I saw one on the Internet that seemed suitable for Song Jiusong. There is a course in law called "Gifts, Wills, and Trusts." I thought it was "Gifts, Wills, and Trusts," but it was actually "Gifts, Wills, and Trusts." It can be related to Valentine's Day gifts and dead letters. Okay, okay, actually I made it up by force. I feel that you may not be able to get this point. I believe I'm damn good-looking, but I'm really tired and don't want to look for that long review. I'll wait until I finish my final exam and re-do it.

I have never read the story of Killing the Twins, mainly because Cherry's death was really hurtful. I really like him [heartbroken] [heartbroken] [heartbroken] As soon as I found out about the bonus episode, I immediately thought that there must be a role for Cherry, so I bought the last story... I want a long survival if line [crying] [crying]

It's great... But I still feel regretful