On the Problem of Dark-Haired Heroines and My Personal Opinions

Another very important point is to think about who is working hard to cook every day in the future. As the saying goes, a good person is like iron rice or steel. Look at their group of people who are just fighting. Apart from making instant noodles, who can cook? Sanben also knows how to make sushi. Can that thing be eaten as a meal? I didn't see an episode where there was a strike and all the male protagonists were finished. Damn, you haven't even eaten enough, and you're still having a p-fight!

Another very important point is to think about who is working hard to cook every day in the future. As the saying goes, a good person is like iron rice or steel. Look at their group of people who are just fighting. Apart from making instant noodles, who can cook? Sanben also knows how to make sushi. Can that thing be eaten as a meal? I didn't see an episode where there was a strike and all the male protagonists were finished. Damn, you haven't even eaten enough, and you're still having a p-fight!

By the way, how do I change from a comment to an essay...

I saw someone say before that Hijin knew that he was unhappy at the Kuchiki family and still wanted to adopt Rukia for Baymax. He was using Rukia to make Baymax remember her forever. I thought this was strange. Even if he had an unhappy life at the Kuchiki family, it would be much better than being hungry and without food in Rukongai, right? Feizhen has suffered from Rukongai, so she hopes that Rukia, who she has already been very sorry for, will not suffer from this. Besides, when you are about to die, isn't it human nature to entrust the person you are most worried about to the person you trust the most? She believed that Rukia could live a good life in this home with Baymax. I also like Xiao Tao very much! Who says she has no strength? She is quite strong among the vice-captains! It's just that his special strength will be greatly reduced when facing Aizen. I feel sorry for this child. If you think about it, you were saved by a gentle and strong person. That person has always been very kind to you. You admired him, believed that he even wanted to be like him, and regarded him as your only belief. But suddenly one day, he died, and he left a letter saying that your childhood sweetheart killed him. Finally, you found that he was not dead, but he betrayed the people on your side. Isn't this a huge blow to a little girl? "Longing is the farthest distance from understanding." This sentence is correct in itself, but I hate that the heroines use this sentence to cynicize Xiao Tao! Do you think Xiao Tao has watched "Bleach" like you and knows all the plots? It's the most annoying thing to do something arrogant because you know the plot! As for Inoue Orihime, I was completely moved by her words about loving only one person for five lifetimes... Just after I pressed "OK", an error page suddenly popped up. I was scared to death. I thought that all the words I typed were gone. Fortunately, when I returned, I saw that the words were still in the frame... Fortunately, I was lucky...

"Tutoring Tianguang" is also a great novel. The male protagonist is 69, and the writing style is warm and healing. Its two joint articles are also very warm and healing!