The protagonist's purpose is always clear, very clear-headed, and very calm. I like to watch this kind of thing. Ma Jiawen doesn't engage in a bloody Shura field, nor does he deliberately insert a knife to create trouble, which is good-looking. The final decisive withdrawal may make people feel incomprehensible, but it is not surprising.
It looks good, it is easy and quick to wear, and it is easy to wear all the way to the end. After years of hard work, the young Qiye man has a delicious and delicious Q-bomb (crossed out) and has become the shape of the script team, playing everyone in the palm of his hand, and even made Weber in debt, and was transformed into an indescribable thing chatting and laughing with the gem man. A very good savior of fun.
It's pretty cool to watch. The trio of rogue faction mainly fights against the gorilla and Zi Gong's dimension-reducing strikes. The core is that Tsukuru Oda incarnates as Tsukuru Oda (?) To complete system tasks, let other worlds realize he, and let his own world he. The Oda series in this article does not have the principle of not killing, and the thoughts are different from the original work. In his mind, there is no conflict between saving and killing, and there is no conflict between holding the pen and killing. He has the courage to bear the sin of killing, and the confidence to protect his family and friends. It is an Oda series with a more stable, flexible and mature core. I like it very much. Dazai also became a very happy Dazai. He was adopted by Odasaku, freely chose to usurp the throne and become the leader, and still maintained a good relationship with Baidu and Dusk. Ango does not need to experience so many spiritual struggles, and does not have to passively face many sacrifices as a pawn in the big shot's game. He has a bright future, and the ladder he climbs is never paved with the bones and blood of relatives and friends. I just want to say that the writer, Stray Dog, and the scoundrel sent you three to live a good life more than anything else (tears)
Many original protagonists, especially those who wear books, have a very unpleasant arrogance. This protagonist is basically assimilated by Aizen's memory. He can basically be regarded as a milder version of Aizen with a plot. His character traits make his arrogance very reasonable. In addition, he is not the big daddy type who likes to give advice everywhere. He focuses on respecting the fate of others. So it's okay. P. S. Chef Zai may feel a little uncomfortable, because the protagonist doesn't care about Zai at all and will even fight back fiercely after being tempted. The protagonist can't say he has any ill will toward anyone, he just looks down on everyone equally^ ^
Nice. The reincarnation of the artifact has its own sense of externality, and Gojo Eiki is my favorite if line. From the perspective of a bystander, the relationship between the two brothers is actually quite twisted and deformed, but Gou-chan's selfless love makes people feel relaxed, warm, and happy. It suddenly seems much healthier in this world of magic. Like.
This idea, this relationship, this brotherly love... Yuanyi (human version) is so frustrating to watch, but turning into a dog is just right. It's a great experience overall, chopping melons and vegetables to defeat various bosses along the way. Dog bones are delicious. Brother Gou proves to us that tsundere has not retreated from the environment. Brother Gou's natural and high-concentration love is also very good.
Love to watch. Ah Ye, you are really a sinful man. Even the cruel little Russian mice can't resist trying to raise them. It's so terrifying! Although Ye Zang has never admitted that he is a creature of Zaike, I think Ye Zang is the king of Zaizhong! Master! An apex predator with predatory genes! Dominator! It's true that he has no CP, but in my heart Aye has become the master who unconsciously plays with everyone! Yemen!
It's so abstract that it's indescribable, it's so crazy that it's suffocating, it's full of twists and turns, but it's not embarrassing. A relaxing and enjoyable meal. Although the protagonist and Gin are a bit addictive, I still recommend that the protagonist and coffee lock up.
It's quite exciting. The author's exploration of the charm of the characters is genius level, especially the part of Ango. Do you understand the value of our professional spies from Yokohama? (Tremor)
I really like it. In a twisted world with an extreme lack of spiritual civilization, the underlying logic that good literature will heal everyone (including little mice) and save the world makes me laugh to death.
Nothing else, just pure fun. Everyone is quite happy (except the little mouse). Even if the world is a hodgepodge of comics, Feijia is still an unhappy planet^ ^