Awesome and likeable. (Omnivore, I didn't finish some of them. I originally wanted to save up and read them again, but then I was too lazy to read them. I'll wait until I feel interested to read them again.)
I haven't finished reading it yet. It's about the evil gods of the Esoteric Cult. I don't know its specific setting, but it doesn't affect my reading. The plot is very well written. It's the first article I've read that talks about the Esoteric Cult in detail.
It's a funny type, and other people's ideas are also very interesting and subversive. I really like this kind of plot where the protagonist creates a new person.
Reversal, reversal and reversal, you will never know how it will end until you see the end. It feels like it requires some thinking (although I don't use my brain very much). The humor is a little warm, and Lanny is also a very cute little squirrel.
The setting is very novel, very literary, and it really poked me. Some of the plots feel like metaphors for social issues. My favorite is "The Thief of Gulag", and the one that touched me the most was "Shades of Gray". It was too sharp. When I watched "Thought Prisoner", I felt like my thoughts were getting knotted, but in the end I was relieved, "thoughts are not guilty". "The Theory of Imitation Love" made me know: we ourselves are actually complete, and we don't necessarily need to find someone to fill the gap. "We imitate love first, and then personify it."
The plot is very well written, the protagonist is really a very powerful detective, and the detective story is very much like a Sherlock Holmes detective drama (although I have not watched it), the plot is interlocking, and the writing is also very good. (But something seems to have happened to the author)
The whole story is lighthearted and funny, it's really abstract and funny, and it brings me a lot of joy in my daily life. I also like Little Emperor Youxi, and I hope their story will continue.
The feeling of this kind of shounen manga really touched my heart, and the plot is also very good, which makes people want to continue reading. The whole story is very smooth (except for the parts that require brain use, sometimes I feel that my brain is not enough). It is a funny, relaxed, and passionate type. It is very enjoyable to read, but the ending is a bit unfinished. There is a feeling that the novel has been completed, but their story is still continuing.
It should be regarded as the top one of the juvenile comic novels in my mind. I haven't found a replacement yet. I feel that whether it is the characters, the plot, or the realism of the pictures described through words (like the comic cover reappearing in my eyes), it is unique to this novel. It really pokes me, and I will never forget it. It should be regarded as the White Moonlight of my juvenile comics.
The plot is very interesting, and the boss at the end is really unexpected. I was attracted by the setting. After reading it, I found that the player and Matsuda are very good people. Of course, there is also the police academy team, which is a good bond. Let's keep going like this.
I haven't finished reading it yet. It's a very novel Tsunayoshi fanfic that combines Cthulhu elements. It's a completely unexpected combination, but it's very delicious, but the update is a bit slow.
It is the second part of "High-risk Film Set, But College Student Internship". It has the same protagonist and the same genre, but this one is a little less interesting.
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