Before the time loop, Momoko thought she was an utterly ordinary girl.
Only later did she realize that her background might be a little unusual...
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A ruthless man of few words, cold-blooded and merciless, the organization's top killer, Gin.
Momoko: The older boy she had a secret crush on, her childhood friend from the orphanage.
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Cool and mysterious, the FBI's ace, Shuichi Akai.
Momoko: Her long-lost biological older brother.
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Gentle by nature, equally skilled at cooking and sniping, and an undercover police officer, Hiromitsu Morofushi.
Momoko: They loved each other. Her ex-boyfriend, with whom she has a child. They broke up.
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Free-spirited and occasionally hot-tempered, demolition expert Jinpei Matsuda.
Momoko: Her high school classmate, now her boyfriend. Their relationship is going strong.
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Sometimes flirtatious, sometimes tender, and skilled at reading people, fellow demolition expert Kenji Hagiwara.
Momoko: Her high school classmate and deskmate, and the first friend she ever made.
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The police academy group survives.
Personal headcanon warning.
Characterization may be out of character.
Time loops, rebirth, and fantasy elements.
The author is terrible at writing blurbs, so that'll have to do.
Theme: None
I think it's okay. When you know someone is about to die in front of you, everyone will reach out subconsciously. This is not the Holy Mother. Like Shinichi said, you never need a reason to save people, let alone a doctor.
Xiao Zhenping: Oh, it turns out he is another uncle.
I'm my brother, but you're still an unmarried brother-in-law, Jinpei-chan
In the past, the heroine was ruthless enough to have an abortion. Why now is the Virgin?
73Three things I can't write but still want to write about: timeline, childhood sweethearts, and eldest lady
Elena is Zero's white moonlight, and has many red relatives. Many fans describe the Miyano couple as accepting Karasuma's sponsorship because they dream of pursuing human welfare. However, in the original setting, Miyano Atsushi was a mad scientist who was expelled from the scientific community. From this, it can be seen that his research must be unacceptable. Regardless of whether the subsequent death was because of conscience, he wanted to stop being silenced, or he discovered a secret or something else. For them, the initial human experiments were probably dedicated to science.
Actually, I kind of hope that Miyano Akemi dies.
No one is willing to gamble with the lives of their (loved one) relatives. For everyone in this chapter.
This chapter really brought out some things that I had been thinking about for a long time while watching the anime. 73 Has always emphasized that Elena Miyano pushed Rei Furitani to embark on the road of becoming a policeman and protecting the happiness and safety of the people. However, the medicine studied by the Miyano couple actually killed countless people. Isn't this contrary to Rei Furitani's belief: to protect the safety of the people? They protected you, but killed countless others. Of course, from the audience's perspective, the Miyano couple saved an important character in the comics, but is what Hong Fang and the person he likes doing necessarily the right thing to do? In fact, I was really looking forward to Miyano and his wife not dying at first. How did 73 write their ending?
From the red side's perspective, Shirley is a victim. From the black side's point of view, Shirley has countless pharmaceutical sharks. The organization has devoted so many resources to her and protected her so well. The most they can do is scare her, and then she defectes and pretends to be a victim. This is too much! As Bai Fang, Shirley's behavior is disgusting, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away. She feels like a white lotus green tea table. Mingmei is seeking death. Shirley blames Rai. Without Rai, Shirley blames Taozi... Ah, this is indeed something she can do. Rai is a scumbag, but scumbags usually don't deserve bitches better. Isn't this common sense?