Detective Conan: Rembrandt Hues

I only felt a little pain while reading it. Will the protagonist feel pain? It's a pity that my understanding of her emotions is very shallow. The first-person person has an illusion that these things happened all the way, and the narrator's true emotions are difficult to escape from the text. My wife's writing is great. The light emotions I can read all have a kind of melancholy, which adds a layer of flavor, like the flickering orange fire spots of the charcoal brazier. I can feel the warmth through the ash pile, and I know that if I stick into the ashes, I will get burned. The protagonist who keeps moving forward has a sense of solidity that she is really living here. The character is obviously very tall and strong, but the depth of her emotions makes people feel friendly. I think I like her. It's really amazing that my wife can write this kind of setting well.

Words can be deceiving. After reading this extra episode, I understand this sentence somewhat. In the autobiography written by Usami, her relationship with A had its ups and downs, and it was more like a love story in its entirety. Everything happened just right. There was a lover with great ambitions in the poor twenties. They separated because of this ambition. Before they separated, it seemed that they happened to walk to the beach and then broke up. What a romantic ending. It seemed that the relationship ended so lightly. However, when I heard the news of my ex-boyfriend's death in the text, the emotions expressed were not as peaceful as in the autobiographical description. Perhaps it was a distortion caused by Mr. Kudo's modifications to the prototype story as a novelist. This further shows that words can be easily modified, and some deep emotions are not suitable for appearing as words. In an autobiography for the public, that would seem chatty and inexplicable. People don't care about the soles of high heels burned by cigarette butts or the inexplicable extra black coffee. They are pampered and are only accustomed to mainstream love descriptions and label them one by one. Novelists are also happy to choose safe and lively labels for their creations. It's a bit far-fetched. The wife's extra chapter is very well written. Since the main text is written in the first person, the ex-boyfriend and girlfriend Akai and Usami only feel like the setting that was spoken. Even if they have a lot of pulls and emotional collisions later, this first feeling is difficult to get rid of. This extra chapter is well written to complete the first feeling in the main text. It is the kind of sudden feeling that, ah, it turns out that you are a couple who really loved each other. Adult love really has many layers and subtleties. What I like about Usami is that she is very mature and understands that feelings are there, but once they are in the past, life has to go on. This is true for Gin, and it is also true for the man he dated who forgot his name. She naturally cherishes her naturally growing emotions and desires. I like what my wife wrote. It is so rare. What I feel is more interesting in it is the emotional contrast between Akai and Usami. There is a subtle illusion of looking in the mirror. What I feel about the two of them is that they must be similar to some extent, so they come together. So I didn't feel it was unexpected when Usami and Gin came together later. I was probably brainwashed by what Akai said to Gin about rival lovers and the fact that they were the same type of people with opposing stances in the Aoyama interview... Because they are two similar and opposite individuals, there is a subtle similarity in their views on love, which makes it frivolous to say it. But whether it's the man's choice of lover or the similarities between Usami's previous relationships, there will always be an urge for girlfriends to complain, sister, why do you have two boyfriends who are the same type as yourself, but they are both handsome, and it's not a loss if they eat well. When reading the article, I couldn't fully understand how Usami would collapse and be sad when faced with a series of events. Her ex-boyfriend, who she had a good relationship with, broke up because of work, and her new boyfriend, who taught her by herself, was sent to death by her own hands. The first-person narration allows me to feel the vague and deep emotions through language just like a friend sitting next to me listening to these words. This angle is really wonderful and the writing is wonderful. Forgive me for being illiterate. I can only describe a lot of what other people can describe in short words. What I want to say most is that my wife writes well, her writing style is good, her prose is good, and her emotional description is particularly good. I like it very much.

I don't want to offend them either. But Qin can also blow dry people's hair. Su killed me

You can see how the boss was captured bit by bit. Damn it, as expected, most people can't do anything about the extremely enthusiastic Americans!

Gin is so charming

Instructor gin is so sexy

I really like this last chat with Gin! The spark of the cigar at the end was amazing… there was a flicker of something special, and then there was silence

The first time I got gin [Star Eye]

It's so dark...! Have you given up on the previous part? The previous flavor was also very good!

You found the right person to beat up Akai.