What It's Like to Become Captain Levi's Mom: Attack on Titan/HP Elements/Levi Squad

Thank you, this is the meaning of fandom, especially for such a sad story as Attack on Titan

I finished it in one go. Although I didn't read much of Giant, the author's writing was really good. Everyone was very happy in the end. I originally thought about the Giant I read when I was a kid, so I searched for non-CP articles. It's not very long, but I couldn't stop after reading it. As expected, everyone is super good!

Thank you to the author for realizing his dream and my little dream. (-^^-)

Okay, okay, having sex with two couples at once and eating everything will only make me happy

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that I really burst into tears, for you, thousands of times.

I really want to see everyone's reaction when they see the two-meter giant Levi.

Allen is such a little angel. 5555 He would rather be sacrificed than make his companions happy. He writes so well but there are so few comments.

The call of silence in the title and the queen's zero eclipse feel like love letters written by Youxi to each other.

Sigh... Looking at it this way, why did Allen break down emotionally at the end of the original work? It was because he only had the only "predetermined" ending. Unable to escape, in order to achieve the ending of letting his companions survive, he has been suppressing himself. The calmness and gloominess of Allen in Marais are actually very strange. He burst out with such a selfish declaration at the end, but in the end he died to save his companions. He was still him from beginning to end, an ordinary young man with no lofty ideals and no ability to carry the future of the world on his back, but he had to do it. He has never changed from beginning to end. He is a young man who pursues freedom. Even if he dies without freedom, he must exchange for his companions to live freely. Not all protagonists are born to be protagonists, it's just that the mission happens to fall on them. "I want to live freely," this wish seems simple, but it is actually difficult to realize. It seems absurd to see such an ordinary and small wish being crushed into dust in such a world. An ordinary person is buried and the world forgets him. Then comes a new era... A new reincarnation... The war will never end. It seems absurd, but in fact it is so realistic. This is the charm of giant tragedy.

If it was the magic of love, (and a Kusher was sacrificed), could Levi also roast his enemies with his bare hands!!!