Self-centered, free-spirited, with a strong core, I like this kind of character the most, such as Skylark, Thunder Lion, etc. In anime. Generally, we only look at the male protagonist without CP and the main subject.
The protagonist of Gin, undercover setting, there are many secondary settings, but they are particularly beautiful! And this big brother is so wild, so wild and cute *▽* (I like the setting of Snow Wolf King very much)
I don't recommend anyone to read this author's article. But this subject is so popular. Yog-Sothoth has established a chat group, and characters from all over the comic book world have joined this group. The most impressive thing is that the first Nobita who entered Doraemon's world was just a useless elementary school student. Later, Nobita's world was polluted, and different Nobitas from each parallel world came in and then withdrew. In the end, Nobita, the Lord of the Universe, refused to enter. It's really very emotional. But this article is not very friendly to character chefs, and it's not finished yet.
I obviously like the characters and the plot, but how could the article be so bland and without any ripples? Orz, this is the characteristic of this author, right?
The early writing was very touching. The protagonist really has a kind of noble self, and the feeling of treating others as a heating tool. Later on, I didn't understand what I was writing and it just ended badly.
Infinite flow players who have become big devils return to their native world in order to cut off the thread of fate. What they focus on is the distorted outlook on life that is different from ordinary people after entering the game. It looked very interesting in the early stage, but later it became a bit tired and boring.
The protagonist comes out of one main god space and then enters another. At first, he thought it was not his native world, so he did whatever he wanted.
I like unconscious perverted ghosts, and the mourning hall wedding left a deep impression on me, and it's free, and you can kill them all! Just kill and that's it!
I like the mentally ill protagonist very much. The two scenes that impressed me the most were one where the brother's body went missing and he went crazy, and the other was about (pseudo) cannibalism. Speaking of which, it looks really sick www
The protagonist of Skylark, I have been chasing him for a few years now, and I have witnessed the life of this book, starting again and again, and finally solving the problem of V. Even if it is like this, this book is still close to my heart QAQ