As a Salesman for a Distillery

Woogin really doesn't deserve a side story (crazy hint)

Ah, this chapter made me feel sorry for Zero first, then for Big Brother Gin, then for Sister, who has no reliable relatives to care for her, and then for Song Tiantian and Hagi, who are separated from each other, but I also feel that the ending is very sweet and perfect, and my heart is full of grains, so it means that your writing is really great, Madam! Q3Q

I still think this man is despicable. Since he is with the heroine's mother, he must know that for the heroine's crime, he will definitely go to jail or fall in love and kill each other. Since he is unable to make the heroine abandon the darkness, why should he have a child with her? Moreover, using a child to attract a female criminal, regardless of whether he is the father of the child, cannot be called justice. If Toru Amuro knew that Bermod had a young child, could he use the child to force her to surrender in the name of protecting justice? If all decent people did this, then everyone would just play the law of the jungle and stop pretending to be righteous.

I'm still very angry. The heroine's father once said, "As long as a gun is fired for justice, the sound of a gun is an ode to justice." This probably means it. I originally liked this sentence very much, but now I'm being raped. Is what the heroine's father did completely just? Wasn't the heroine innocent at the time? Is he just to the heroine? I don't believe that he only had one plan to kill the heroine's mother, but he chose the one that was the least labor-intensive and time-consuming, but the most cruel to the heroine. When I was setting up this story in the previous article, I was still thinking that this two-year-old girl was in such a miserable state. Who did she offend? In the blink of an eye, it turned out to be our heroine who was so miserable! I'm so angry!

Am I the only one crying for hagi? Mazda survives

No, I'm still angry! I was really disgusted when the colleague of the heroine's father praised his strategy, "As expected of you, you figured out how to use your daughter to get her to take the bait." That's probably what it meant, ahhhhhhhh, so ex.

The ending is pretty good, but I really don't want to watch the extra story about the heroine's father. I just want to know why such a shocking villain is still alive. How did he get the face to feel good about himself and despise the heroine?

Big brother—?(??Д`?)?? I didn't even give you the card. Brother, you're so miserable

After reading it, I was still quite angry. The heroine's father is really disgusting. I don't deny that he is a powerful FBI. It is also understandable that he shot and killed the heroine's mother. After all, the heroine's mother is not a good person. As an FBI, he has the responsibility and obligation to do so. But why use the heroine as bait! When the heroine was a child, wasn't she an innocent person? The heroine's father said that he was very disappointed that the heroine became a killer. Haha, is he qualified? He must be responsible for all this! Ah ah, anyway, I still think that the heroine's father is ill. The task has not been completed at that time, and it is not possible to ensure that the heroine's mother abandons the secret and turns to the light. What kind of child do you want? ! Isn't this sick?

So here is Kenji! ! Where is the monitor! !