After reading it, I immediately re-read it. The plot written in large letters looks great, a perfect closed loop. Every character has flesh and blood. I really like the love scenes of the police team, the family lines between brothers and sisters, and the love scenes of the monitor show. Everyone inside is doing well. I really love each of them very much.
The boss is probably the most powerful one among the fics I've read. Every time I watch Matsuda battle wits with the boss, I get excited.
One of my points that other articles easily touch upon is that since it is about cb, it should not have the ambiguous feeling of cp. This one has nothing to do with it. And the control of this degree is very good. Even though the winery looks like a large Shura field, I think it's funny that several people involved are embarrassed.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, he actually didn't let me give it five stars.
When I was a little tired from watching it in daily life, the look in my eyes when I looked at my family gave me goosebumps instantly. I really like the part about "Is the mission accomplished?" The space becomes three-dimensional when it lights up, and the protagonist also continues his character later on, and there is no so-called turning famous. And it stuck on me very well. If it were darker, I might not read this article. Although this is an open ending, it is a good ending and I like it very much.
The author wrote about the charm of Slytherin. Both Voldemort, Malfoy and Snape are very three-dimensional. This is the first article that made me feel that I actually don't like most of their characteristics, but I feel their charm. This is a novel that can write about Snape and outline all the bad qualities of Snape's viper, selfishness, but also understand why the hero likes him. I really like how the author wrote this article in another world. He wrote about the shortcomings of everyone, but also missed the charm of everyone. It is flesh and blood. It is really good.