Tokyo: The Rabbit Police Officer and Her Evil Partner

The combination of Moriarty and Sherlock Holmes has become a legendary story in the police world. One is a standard tough guy and model in the eyes of the public and contemporaries, and the other is a girl with a righteous heart. I am really looking forward to the growth and choice of the heroine after experiencing so many things Think about the male protagonist's glorious words and the final showdown of the heroine who takes them as truth. The last sentence "Longing is the farthest distance from understanding" is twisted. I am so excited. I hope the author will not cut it.

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It starts to get toxic at the beginning of more than two hundred and sixty chapters. It is recommended not to read it after reading the copy of Looking for Mom (ps: if there is any change later, please give it a try)

The heroine is not a normal person, she is simply a saint (pseudo). I don't know why, but the common lovable heroine settings in tomorrow's comics make people feel disgusted once they are expressed in words.

Turning off chapter reviews makes reading a book easier and avoids a lot of diode and anthropomorphic remarks.

I can't stand the Tree Man anymore. Cat Island is still a little bit fun. The daily life behind it is pretty good. The main story line is so frustrating to watch. The Kujo Family Shark is a bit fun.

I read it for free and subscribed to a few chapters. I have some thoughts that I don't want to share. I'm sorry if you don't want to read them. No need to organize it. Written in bits and pieces. 1. It mainly focuses on a single female protagonist, but love is boring and there is no sweetness or sourness. To exaggerate, they are just two troublemakers, just causing trouble for each other. 2. Hira Sakurako is very nice and cute. 3. The male protagonist's character is very contradictory. I also want him to recognize himself as a bad person, I want him to do good deeds, I want him to find it troublesome and want to sleep peacefully, and I want him to be special to the heroine and take the initiative to do something. So much so that double standards and the male protagonist's behavior being different from readers' expectations are inevitable. (When the reader thought he would lie down, he acted. When he thought he would act, he lay down.) 4. Princess, Mountain, Villa, Vegetative In this copy, the protagonist has nothing to gain. I thought he would get the truth, but no, the female reporter got it. I thought he would have connections with the princess, but he didn't. Later he mentioned that the maid and reporters came to his home. It's just a disease. 5. Daily life and crisis are mixed together. Generally speaking, it is dealt with during a crisis, and then after a while, a new crisis occurs. But the protagonist is not like this. He has been letting the crises around him go. At first, I thought he was prepared and could handle it, but when the crisis broke out later, the hero became anxious. Example: ①The mother who believes in a cult is so abnormal and lives next to the male protagonist. The hero doesn't take any action. I kidnapped someone and became anxious. ②Kazama, the woman with the knife. The male protagonist has also noticed her problem a long time ago. 6. In the copy of Cat Island, the male protagonist has nothing to gain. Beginning: A large group of relatives and friends are kidnapped. The male protagonist sneaks in to rescue people alone and arrives at the cult's base camp. Ending: Nothing happened, everyone should do what they should do. It seems that it is not a life and death crisis. The protagonist, the male character, can explain it and get used to it. Are the female protagonists, female leaders, and male subordinates also so relaxed? Isn't this picking up high and putting it down gently? Including Yui Kujo, one of them is particularly aggressive towards the male protagonist, but knows nothing about the others. The protagonist did not gain anything after killing the cult's top executives and sneaking into the main control room (or some similar place, where the No. 1 Designer is). Except for fifteen million, this kind of harvest seems useless to readers. 7. I thought the male protagonist was hypnotized when he listened to the tape for the first time. Did you still want to be so awesome back then? Later I listened to the tape again. Could it be multiple dreams within dreams? 8. The most lovely thing about the heroine is when she writes a letter to her mother. 9. There was nothing to gain from the cult dungeon. I originally thought that the male protagonist would finally become powerful, but he gave up. It was all in vain, the male protagonist didn't get anything, this dungeon has nothing to do with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist didn't grow. Also left the tail of a cult fanatic. This cult fanatic was a participant in the Cat Island copy. He originally thought he would be taught a lesson, but in the end he was killed quickly. So much wasted pen and ink.

I just want to see that although the protagonist does all kinds of bad things, he still retains a conscience in his heart, so he is truly attracted to Miss Rabbit and gradually falls in love with her as we get along with her. But the protagonist's mouth is tougher than diamonds and he refuses to admit it. Although Miss Rabbit also has a good impression of the protagonist, the relationship between the protagonist and the protagonist never progresses, so the two of them continue to get along ambiguously. During this period of time, the protagonist still did all kinds of bad things, and Miss Rabbit gradually discovered the clues. Clues of emotional love and rationality are constantly accumulating, and finally both explode at the same time. Miss Rabbit brings a grand ending to the protagonist with tears in her eyes. It is capture, death but absolutely impossible to indulge. The sense of justice in Miss Rabbit's heart, the arrogance that the protagonist cannot let go, and the hormones between men and women are intertwined and distorted. Gua, this is what I want to see.

Supernatural is a bit unexpected. I have read a novel before. I forgot the name. It was about inheriting a gym with my sister. I suddenly saw someone else's entry. I borrowed a loan shark to go to Tokyo University. I broke up a group and asked the gang to restrain me.