The Distillery's Secret Identity, the Cursed Technique System

To put it simply, Mr. Tuo is not an ordinary person, but a sin that resides in the human heart. Sin arises from the heart, so as long as humans exist, he will basically never die. When the protagonist was tempted by Mr. Tuo, he did not have desire, but chose to punish Mr. Tuo. Therefore, the protagonist became Mr. Tuo's punishment. When the protagonist died, Mr. Tuo also died. I think it should be like this

Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah preparation! Kanna! He! Resigned! It's prepared! Work! ! ! ! ! Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, Orleans rice balls are really harmful! That is a well-established government job! ! ! ! Ah, public office! [Crying] [crying]

Ah? Ah? Ah? Why did it finally evolve to this extent? I can't understand it. Author, please write a short story to explain why you suddenly fell in love? It's too profound, I can't understand it.

I finished reading it in one day. Except for the emotional line, which was a bit abrupt, and later on, the pacing became obviously weird, most of the first part was okay.

It feels like I watched a round of philosophy... I feel like I don't understand, but I don't want to understand, so I lie down...

It's like two aliens who are the only ones in this world suddenly getting entangled in a lonely world... Although I feel that if it were Mr. Tuo, there would be no disturbance in his heart.

Let's see how Da Da realizes this CP feeling. The last time I saw a similar confrontation with Mr. Tuo, it was obvious that one moment he was fighting to the death, and the next moment it became CP Jun's article. It was because Mr. Tuo accidentally damaged his brain during the duel (literally). I remember all the memories except who I was fighting with, so I had a strange emotion - to be honest, I was dumbfounded at that time, because the protagonist Fang is also a mentally disturbed and extreme person, and I can't imagine these two people coming together, but because the logic is quite self-consistent (what the hell), I can accept it... I hope I can write a development that is acceptable to my emotional logic. After all, it's already a side story now, and I don't know how many chapters are left to write their relationship in a reasonable way.

It's great. Everything in life cannot go smoothly, but it is precisely because of these dissatisfactions that it highlights how precious the moments when you can follow your own heart are (old man drinking tea. Jpg)

It's over. I don't even understand Mr. Tuo's superpower set by the author. I only know that simply speaking, he is immortal.

I kind of want to complain. The protagonist was really focused on chatting. After chatting for a long time, he realized that there were only two people around him, including himself...