The only true God who watches movies. You must read this book if you are interested in watching movies or not interested at all, or if you want to relive the plot. I don't even want to call it a movie viewing body. Even the comment area is a rare paradise for seeking common ground while reserving differences, rational discussion, and intellectual brain. The plot, foreshadowing and writing are all needless to say.
The writing style of this article is relatively mature, so the character design and jokes can be said to be the beginning of letting go of oneself. From time to time, I will write some not-so-funny, or even sad plots in a light-hearted and funny tone. In fact, this is what attracts me the most besides being my must-watch funny instant noodle show every year. Everyone is very happy, and the Nakahara Chuuya (CP) in this article is quite charming and sexually charged. I hope everyone will write about Nakahara Chuuya based on this tension...
The writing style is very witty and humorous, with many gags and hell jokes. The writing style is always online. The characterization of the protagonist is stable among the stable (because the lower limit is not very low, only lower). Only the CP is slightly beyond my expectations. If you are feeling depressed, read this article. The only regret is that you can no longer see how many speechless covers this article has.
Compared with the heroic spirits and heroes in Dazai Osamu's series, the writing style of this one with Oba Yezou as the protagonist is more delicate and the emotions are richer. If we use painting as a metaphor, compared to cold colors, the same painting has many warm colors hidden in it. The warm colors here do not mean how true, kind and beautiful it is, but that there are many soft parts because there are many emotions. Even if you are just reading for leisure and have no interest in literary fields, I highly recommend this article.
There are two parts: "The Hero Is Not Qualified" and "The Hero Is Not Qualified". The most Dazai Osamu. The writing style is quite excellent, with a sense of melancholy in Japanese novels. The plot arrangement is mostly based on foreshadowing and is oriented toward drama. The characterization is solid.
There are two parts: "The Hero Is Not Qualified" and "The Hero Is Not Qualified". Compared with the heroic chapter, this one has more of the "sorrow as beauty" part that Japanese people love most, but it is not a pretentious sadism for the sake of torture, but a natural result, a regret that is self-inflicted in the world. Because the writing is quite online, you can completely enjoy the plot. If you like Osamu Dazai's derivative works, you must read these two movies.