Her husband had missed their daughter's birthday yet again.
While their precious girl lay gravely ill and unconscious, he was away on a business trip.
At last, Angelica had had enough of raising a child alone in a marriage and decided to divorce him!
With a huge alimony settlement, Angelica started a new life and returned to Beika Town with her daughter!
Life hadn't changed with her marital status, but strange abilities and a steady stream of bizarre people completely upended the peaceful life of mother and daughter!
A white-haired teenager who talked big.
A fierce-looking hitman who seemed to have an unsavory line of work.
A crowd of noisy children who always turned up together.
And... her mysteriously vanished ex-husband, who had turned into someone who only sent postcards...
Honestly, enough already!
PS: OOC warning. This may get a little crazy, so don't read it too logically!
Theme: Love yourself first, then you can love others
I feel like many fans have exaggerated Conan's exploration of other people's secrets, which is a bit annoying. It's really annoying that there are such children who invade other people's privacy in reality.
It was so tragic that my mother died twice inexplicably...
The article is nice to read, but it's a pity that it's too messy. The advantages and disadvantages are too clear, and it looks like an abstract outline. The advantage is that the setting is novel and interesting, it does not follow the plot and stitches together many worlds, with many familiar characters appearing, making it feel more familiar. But the whole article looks uncomfortable. First, the novel seems to be a serious rather than nonsensical or emotionally descriptive style of writing. However, the heroine's character is not distinctive enough, and she lacks intelligence or sensitivity. Her character is unable to control her own abilities, leaving readers confused and uncomfortable with the heroine's vision. Second, there are too many characters appearing too quickly, which makes people feel very messy, and they don't understand how the world view is stitched together. The protagonist and supporting characters are pushed by the plot, lacking subjective initiative, and appear to perform like clocking in to work at a fixed time. The third is that there is no clear and urgent main line, it is all daily, but it fails to grasp the rhythm. It seems a bit procrastinating and has foreshadowing of blunt recycling difficulties.
High fever... Couldn't it be an awakening substitute?
The platinum star Euler calls is so cute. And Bai Cheng has already cultivated himself a lot, and Hei Cheng is the real fierce one ()
Do you only listen to half of Conan's phone calls?
Hahahaha, the father is kind and the daughter is filial. Children are not easy to deceive.
Is it from Jotaro?
Lu Cheng, you look like your wife at first glance
Josuke: I can't read too many words in a day