I Said, Don't Take the Comic Seriously!

I have been following the author for several books. The biggest difference between this book and Haig's is the emotional line. It's a bit more playful over there, the relationship line is okay, the brother and sister are pretty good [Rainbow Fart], but... I don't really like the ending where Bixi wants her brother to canvass for votes in order to get the first place. Obviously Lingling has done so much, I think she can get votes naturally [crying] In addition, the canvassing part is not as good as the roommate who was moved to canvass for votes, not as good as the girl who was saved twice and canvassed for votes, not as ordinary people who were really moved to canvass for votes spontaneously [crying] [crying] I need someone else, not my brother. The feeling of ordinary people saving the protagonist and the "protagonist" saving the protagonist are different, it seems to negate the hard work of our Lingling role

When the extra came out, I took another look and flipped through it. In fact, I am a little confused as to why there are so many negative reviews? It's purely subjective. I think this novel is very interesting. Ling Ling feels that the tear attack is useless because outsiders will not soften their hearts just because she sheds tears. Instead, they will get bored. Only those who care about her will soften their hearts. But even if Lingling doesn't shed tears, her brother will be soft-hearted. Just as her brother sheds tears, Lingling will soften her heart. The two brothers and sisters depend on each other for life. Their miserable life is because of the ungrateful old man and the fat fish, but not because of themselves. When she was young, Lingling could only rely on her elder brother, and her elder brother also relied on his younger sister as his psychological support. They relied on each other. Because of their childhood experiences, both brother and sister are actually imperfect. There is always a part of the brother that will never grow up, and the sister saw the indifferent side of the world too early and does not believe in the world. The elder brother loves his younger sister and regards his younger sister as a psychological support, but why doesn't the younger sister regard her older brother as her own psychological support? Love is a two-way street. A brother barely raising his sister is actually no different from a single mother working hard to raise a child. Because of the mother's hard work, because of the family's financial constraints, and because women are weak in some aspects, as long as the children have a conscience and feel sorry for their mother, they will keep to themselves and will not give up high-value things or have hobbies that cost money. They dare not fight with others and are afraid that their mother will work harder because of them. Can you understand the child and both parents, but not the brother and sister?

It's beautiful, but I feel sorry for Ling Ling and You Shuo. The brother and sister are really miserable. They grew up in an abnormally set incubator. In fact, compared with the normal spirit, the brother and sister are very distorted. This ending is already a good ending. It's a pity that those people didn't Everyone will get the retribution they deserve, but in other words, if we really want to clean up, how many people are still alive. For Ling Ling, she still doesn't want to have a bad image in her brother's heart. It's also very distorted for You Shuo, but You Shuo's tolerance may come from being constantly designed since he was a child. After modifying the character, You Shuo is not a holy father. He became a night watchman in order to make money to support the family. In the end, he agreed to the night watchman's wish because he felt that his sister was dead. I think it was because he felt that his life was meaningless but he had no malicious intention to kill other people. In the end, You Shuo did not clean up those people. He chose to "understand" because his sister was still there. He wanted her to live a normal and good life as an ordinary person. Both brothers and sisters had a twisted obsession with hoping that each other would live a normal and ordinary life. Both brothers and sisters, You Ling and You Shuo, should be happy.

I kind of forgot, do ordinary people nowadays know that superpowers are real? In my impression, some ordinary people have guessed it and discovered it, but it seems that there are still descriptions, and many ordinary people still think it is just a cartoon, not reality. Can any friends who are more impressed tell me?

In fact, when I saw my brother choosing his sister among the world and his sister, I suddenly thought of the brother in the original comic. Will he feel resentful if he knows that the scumbag is still alive but his sister is really dead? I think even though my sister is still alive, I hate why I didn't take her away. If my sister dies, my brother's mental state will be even worse. (Why not pick up my sister? If I pick her up, my sister will not die.) Such a situation Actually, I feel like my brother killed the person who killed his sister and died with her.

I can't escape from Tourmaline's clutches. Is there any character of the same type that you can recommend to me [please]

It's still too delicious. I'll try it again.

Nice! I don't have enough vocabulary but all I can say is that it looks great! To be honest, I personally don't like novels with "secondary school" themes, because I can't understand many things, and it would be difficult to understand. When I first read the first chapter, I thought it would be the kind of manga-oriented novel that made me think it was a "manifesto" or "slogan", but I found that the more I read, the more I felt that the writing was really great! The protagonist has transformed himself into a comic character. He is obviously acting but feels like he is really two people. I don't know what to say! Anyway, it looks good! That kind of yandere becomes less embarrassing after she puts on the setting of her performance, and then it seems reasonable to reveal that she is really "yandere". After all, I am getting older, and I am not the kind of person who likes to read novels with yandere and gloomy protagonists before. However, this novel is well integrated, not obtrusive, and still touching, even though I clearly know that there are elements of acting. It's very good-looking, and it's on par with another novel about the awakening of a comic book character that I read before! [Star Eyes] Beautiful!

I'm so touched. The brother-sister team must have a good [kiss]

I laughed so hard that I failed to follow the path that every author who writes about be follows [Star Eyes]