Dororo and Dazai CP, I haven't read Dororo before reading this book. It doesn't matter. It's a two-way redemption type. It's very sweet overall. Mainly the extra if line in the back, where the leader kills and kills. The author also has a book with the same CP, but it's been suspended. It's a pity.
It's a very interesting setting. The protagonist loves the world and human beings very much, but he is also very fake and hypocritical, so he attracts the bandage spirit. I can only say that the two of them harm each other.
The leader of this book is Chuuya. I am very surprised. I saw a different Chuuya, but he is also very good. The main character is also the script team. Everyone is playing tricks together. I can only say that it is a bit brain-consuming. It has been combined with many times. If you have not read many times, you may be a little dizzy.
Inexplicably, it feels like killing a kid and kidnapping a child. Oda Tsukuru is the main plot line, and the ending is so social that I almost dare not continue watching it.
The author's writing is very good, but in fact, I have been looking forward to the copywriting scene for a long time, but it is not as exciting as I imagined. Overall, it is very good, the plot is complete, and the writing is okay.
There are a lot of death scenes in the first ten chapters, and they are full of hilarious moments, but I actually feel that the author could write the ending more clearly, because I haven't read the Heroic Spirit episode, so it's actually a little confusing.
It's a different kind of Narcissus novel. The protagonist really has some urge in the early stage to make people call the police. The chapter after the main text can actually be regarded as the ending. It mainly depends on whether you want to see be or he.
Two bastards who are also keen on committing suicide get together. It's very nice to watch in the beginning. Everyone is jumping around like crazy. I like this feeling very much. Later, when time reincarnation happens by accident, when I see the truth, I really want to cry. I can't die when I want to die, and I can't live when I want to live. It's really cruel.
As the copywriting says, readers should try hard to think about what the protagonist said when reading this book. Is what the protagonist said true or false? Or did you use some language arts to make some minor tampering? It's quite brain-consuming. The script team played Landlords together.
The two protagonists are locked in a lock, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. Anyway, the young lovers are sweet and have no regard for Mr. Mori's life or death.
The copywriting has also become smaller. In fact, it inexplicably touched a point in my heart. This author has written a lot of literary novels, and his writing style is quite good. Unfortunately, the two double-black books are too short, and it is still unsatisfying to read.
It's really touching to raise Dazai from the time he was a cub. It's said to be raising a cub, but in fact it can also be said to be a different kind of childhood sweetheart. The protagonist's past is similar to Dazai's, but the protagonist really has the mentality of an old father at the beginning. Later, he finds out that Dazai's mind is really broken. It's so funny.