Conan: I Am Really a Good Person

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Are there any novels about this kind of madness? I don't want to go crazy. I want to see others go crazy. I'm so anxious!

The cover seemed to be spat out, showing a picture of a future character. He is a good person on the red side, a blood-red red.

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Next door is Rice Krispies Clown, training the Dark Knight. Here is the arrival of Satan, the savior of the wicked😌😌😌

Asashiro (Chapter 174) It is a future and "a future"

You shouldn't deliberately change the timeline to rescue the police academy team later, right? It's acceptable that the butterfly effect of some of Mirai's actions unintentionally led to the survival of the police academy team, but it's really annoying to deliberately or be forced to save the police academy team.

Now that the plot has come to this point and the emotions of a future have come to this point, I can't help but want to ask - Is this heroine really necessary in the second episode...

I want to see all my future acquaintances stunned!

I took a look at the profile, and I was a little interested I saw the mistress of the garden, you are a good girl, I chased her

This calligraphy is indeed niche, but the same routine is used too much later, which makes the black and red sides seem a bit outsmarted. . . Gin kept hypnotizing himself with FBI death as if he had drunk too much. If the protagonist is as bad as he imagined, how could he put down his butcher knife and become a Buddha immediately because he joined the police? To put it bluntly, it was written like this to create a black and red protagonist (and if you look at the book's point of view, the protagonist is even a good person), including both red and white. They have been hypnotizing themselves that Satan and the Messiah are two people. Without any evidence, they just rely on brain tests and are convinced. Finally, every time I see Gin, the nonsense he talks is so boring. It only makes the protagonist appear to be a talker, without any information at all. . .

It's a very good book, but the setting of the game warehouse at the beginning is too rigid and confusing. If the comment section hadn't said it well, I would have missed this fun book 😄. It is recommended to use flashbacks. There are so many foreshadowings at the beginning. It is very uncomfortable. It is an American company, and it is a game warehouse, the relationship between parents and relatives, the age, Ran and Sonoko, etc. It is recommended to be in the game from the beginning, and you can only exit after completing the task. The way of the original death is not important at all. Is there any foreshadowing behind this plot of taking sleeping pills? Owing money is not an important reason for playing games. The game warehouse can be directly like Goldfinger. Do you need a reason to play games? A holographic game that transcends the times does not need a reason to play. I have not read many chapters so far. I will add other complaints later

I'm a little curious about what kind of heroine Sonoko is, because it's hard to make people feel that she fits the protagonist. At the moment, I feel that she is at most the head of a dog that is more important than the tail of a dog.

The frequency of not liking to laugh is too high. It's enough if you don't like to laugh. It's embarrassing to keep adding "nature". The frequency of use is so high. Every time I see it, I just want to punch someone.

I don't understand the setting of this article. In Mingke World, the holographic game played by the protagonist is Mingke World? Are reality and games the same? Just a different world line? In reality, is the organization already in decline? Or what? Is this game company so brave? Is this game company crazy? Moreover, he fired employees for an outrageous reason and made them go into debt. In the end, he used in-game money to pay off the debt... No matter how you look at it, it's outrageous.

I'll come first A thousand miles a day

The disadvantage is that it's easy to switch scenes when you're distracted... There are currently three timelines and three lines to switch between. They are reality, FBI rookie, police academy team route... For example, I was attracted to the FBI rookie route, but I was about to die if I didn't see Xiu Yiji

It's no CP, don't let it down qwq

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I felt that the ending was a bit rushed. The author could have written a little more, but it ended unexpectedly. I really couldn't get enough of it.

First of all, I finished Sahua It felt like it ended so suddenly. To be honest, I thought it would be a little longer, but it ended immediately The extra story is quite interesting. Will the Sonoko who watched the future commit suicide in front of him come out? Do you have any ideas for the next book? The author, hurry up and bring the 20th update

Is it finished? Why doesn't the catalog look like it? 😢

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Have you read the spoilers before? With such a crazy protagonist, there is an emotional line, and it is Sonoko, will the emotional drama be very boring?

What a pity! So a big organization just gives it to the police?

It feels good, but the single heroine persuaded her to quit

It's so empty. I feel like something is missing after watching it.

Personally, I feel that the setting of the game warehouse is a poisonous point.

The emotions are quite subtle, mainly appearing in the second half and not accounting for much of it. The main heroine is Sonoko - the author is good and I love her too

I don't understand it very well Did Mariko die in the first episode, and the protagonist made a machine and put himself in the past when he just traveled through it?