I Really Don't Want to Be Homelander's Therapist

Don't the author think that the writing from Chapter 30 to Chapter 33 is very vicious? Not to mention that the protagonist was exposed inexplicably, as far as the plot is concerned, does the bullied person deserve to swallow his anger?🥵The protagonist also comforted Firecracker to make her generous. This really offended him, and it was considered to offend Cotton😡

In fact, the Invisible Man is not only weak inside his body, but most of his methods are too cruel. Most of these are seen on the Internet. After seeing the Invisible Man being captured, he still often makes venomous remarks. On the surface, everyone is discussing how to kill him, but in fact they are looking for controllable lethal means. Otherwise, insert cables into his nostrils, and then pass an electric current 1,000 times stronger than the lethal level of ordinary people through his internal organs, which is enough to kill him. There was a conversation in there about whether we could suffocate (suffocate) him, but we got an ambiguous response. Everyone who tried to suffocate him died, but there was no explanation as to how they died. It would be better to lock the invisible man in a vacuum warehouse and see if the strength of his body surface can prevent his body from imploding due to the loss of external atmospheric pressure. If not, see if he will suffocate to death. Fill his lungs with a saturated amount of flammable gas and then detonate it. Also, a saturated amount of pure oxygen was filled into his lungs and his airway was sealed. Use the stomach throat to pour a large amount of strong acid into his stomach to corrode the internal organs. Sink him into a chain steel furnace like a T-1000. If he doesn't burn to death, let the molten steel cool into an iron lump that seals him and suffocates him. If it is fixed on a high-speed industrial motor and subjected to a stress of 70G to several hundred G, not only the capillaries but also the internal organs may be directly ruptured. I once used a large electric drill to make gestures in front of an invisible man, and studied ways to deal with him. I can fix 4 electric drills on his eardrums and temples. If the drill cannot penetrate, Just wait for him to slowly experience the noise and vibration for a few days, and then dislocate his jaw (similar to the principle of dividing muscles and bones, which can ignore the surface defense). When he is unable to speak normally and regrets his vicious words, drill the electric drill through the upper jaw (the position where he swallowed the gun). This is actually the simplest method.

I have never read the original work of Black Robe, but I read in the comments section that there is an original animated version of the orphanage plot, and in the original work, only the ghost girl survives. The protagonist of this book participated in the plot of the orphanage, but in the end only the ghost girl survived. So why did you write this plot? Isn't it okay to delete it directly or just put a background version and pass it over in one go? "You bullied me before the imperial army came, and you still bullied me when the imperial army came. Didn't the imperial army come in vain?" I don't mind the second creation describing a lot of the original plot, especially if I haven't read the original work, but you either don't participate in such an originally imperfect story, and how much you have participated in makes the story better! The second creation created a loneliness

Where did the author get the setting? 100 Laps of 400 meters in 0.3 Seconds?

At the end of Chapter 30, it was King Akaishi who could continue reading. He said not to curse but did not change a word. It's comparable to someone who is discovered to have an exhibitionist habit and continues to cry while showing off.

Do you have any plot suggestions? You can comment on whatever illustrations you want to see, and I will make a picture if it suits me 🔨 Don't worry too much about the timeline. . . I checked the information and changed it a little bit.

I originally wanted to see the kind of content where a psychiatrist in American comics analyzes the character's mind and then breaks the defense, but this book is more like simple psychological counseling.

More than 370 times the speed of sound, seriously? Is it that strong on the train? Which version is it?

Will you accept soldier boys into your harem?

It's okay so far, nothing serious about it. The protagonist is a person with normal values ​​and moral standards. He's just sexually frigid. He doesn't want to throw himself into the arms of a woman.