Maybe the Thing They Have in Common Is That They Are All Japanese Comics? ?
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Books
6
Grade
Level B
In the novel I read recently, I was just looking for the King of Net at the beginning, but for some reason I chose Conan, and in the end, the curse returned to Fumino.
The latest one I finished was finished very early. I saw the fanfic on Lao Ford and I was very interested in reading it. It's super good and I really like this kind of making up for regrets, and it also has a leader-killing if line. The number of words in the article is relatively small, and I read it in one day without skipping a chapter. This kind of article with a relatively small number of words will not feel too draggy, and the pace is fast, but the plot is not missing any key points, the characterization is very successful, and the author's writing style is very good. And there is no knife at all, I mean the old knife does not count as a knife, it is a very happy ending. After reading this book, I remembered to read the teacher's column, and found that I have also read the teacher's other works, which are also very popular in the Conan fan circle.
In fact, she wouldn't accept the description of real people playing tennis. When she saw the name, she didn't want to read it. I had recommended it to a friend before, but she couldn't accept it just by hearing the introduction. If I hadn't read the author's other book first, I probably wouldn't have taken the initiative to read this one, but the article was unexpectedly good. I stayed up several late nights to finish reading this one.
This is the first book I read. I didn't expect there would be another one with Wang Wang. It's a very interesting article and the plot is also very interesting.
The book I'm currently following is "Li Hai University's Third Consecutive Dominance" with no blind spots. The main character is Ghost's younger brother. Now it's updated to the plot of U17. What can I say about this article? I actually like the plot, but I don't recommend following the update. It's better to read together. The pace is slow. A game will be described in great detail, and there are a lot of verbal provocations. Maybe it's because the protagonist plays violent tennis? But the plot is still very interesting, so I keep following the updates. I remember there seemed to be a friendly match between Japan and the United States before the national competition, which was not mentioned in this book, although I didn't really like that plot either.
This book, um, I read it two months ago. It was still being updated at the time. When I looked back, I found that it was finished. It was said to be a cosplay, but in fact it was Oda Tsukuru from a parallel world. He gained survival points by playing tennis. The main text was about the third consecutive victory of Rikkai University. There is a bit of U17 in the extra story. Oh, by the way, Yukimura's illness was due to the surgery and he asked Yosano to help. After the surgery, he took advantage of the anesthesia and directly used "Please Don't Die" [covering face and laughing]
It's still a new one I watched recently, maybe two days ago. There's basically no Fumino plot, but I occasionally describe Dazai and Odasaku. The main plot of the plot is that Ango's soul came to another world for various reasons in order to save Odasaku, and he needed to complete a task and return to his original body. The new world is the world of Conan, and the body is an experimental subject of the black organization. It can be regarded as an infant period, but the plot transitions for a while, and it is the period of the police academy team, and Ango is sent to the police academy as an undercover agent. Later, there was a scene where Odasaku came to this world to save Ango, but he only appeared briefly and then went back. I'm not sure how it will develop later, but it may be the fusion of the two worlds (mainly Dazai seems to have this idea). I didn't see the later part. I don't know if it was mentioned.