Charles Fandowehain, the pirate cosplayer who bears shame and blood feud
Sabathika, the demon butler who longs for a noble soul
Yuanmu Liusu, the girl who accidentally fell into the comics
No one is born to be the protagonist... It also depends on whether the mother kisses him or not
You are the protagonist in your own life, so you must try your best not to let yourself die.
In other people's lives, you can only start as a sidekick and cannon fodder, and gradually occupy a place in others' vision, whether it is connected by interests or based on emotions.
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This mother doesn't like being beautiful, so she tries her best to keep 32 and 384 in a normal relationship... I swear that the heroine can't come between those two men.
Of course, I don't like the style of some black fans who indulge in beauty for the sake of sex...
So what do I think... 384 Vs. 32 Is the possessiveness and protectiveness (generally strong people have this bad taste)
32 is a little dependent on 384, and a little rebellious~~ (that child with an awkward personality, rebellious psychology~~)
This mom's style... Likes to be ambiguous... But doesn't like to be explicit...
I think that the kind of ambiguity that is considered a friendship is the most perfect (laughing)
Try not to let your writing deviate from its original meaning...
The one-sentence introduction to this book is originally
How to develop a protagonist in the world of Black Butler
The title of this book is
my leading
my protagonist
In addition to protecting her position as the protagonist in her own play, the heroine
Enter into other people's lives as much as possible...
It's difficult...
There is no place in life without chess pieces...